Garden City Community College expands welding program with KanTRAIN funds
Garden City Community College receives nearly two million from a 12 million KanTRAIN grant to boost workforce training. The plan expands welding capacity and strengthens partnerships with local employers to train skilled workers amid driver and healthcare labor shortages.
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Kansas
Washburn University
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American Warrior
Specialty Welding, Inc
Worthington Industries
Garden City
Fatalities on Kansas roads reach decade low in 2013
Editorially selected online comment on GCTelegram com notes road and bridge conditions remain high but risks changing with tax policy debates. Another quote from Garden City Downtown Vision executive director Nicole Lucas laments after hours downtown commerce and Shop Small Saturday coverage.
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Nicole Lucas
Garden City
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Kansas Uproar Over Ballot Access and Old GOP Divides
Telegram contributing columnist John Dailey critiques Pat Roberts, challenges to民主 ballot placement, and crossfire between Republican factions in Kansas. He contrasts past bipartisanship with current Tea Party shifts, cites Orman and Cruz, and calls for political reform while recalling Bush era critiques and pledging not to vote for Hillary or Jeb.
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Kris Kobach
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Kansas
Pat Roberts
Steve Irwin
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Pat
Kathleen Sebelius
Roberts
Milton Wolf
Greg Orman
Boondocks
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Sukkah Comes Down and Rises Again in Holiday Reflection
A writer reconstructs a sukkah after an overnight collapse, using simple materials and ritual objects bought online. He links Sukkot to life’s fragility, echoes Ecclesiastes, and notes the holiday’s evolving meaning from ancient harvest tied to wilderness shelters to a modern reminder of transience.
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Washington
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White Sox
Sukkah
Voters urged to vote on November 4 amid political blame
A public address criticizes both parties for mudslinging and gridlock in 2014 election races. It calls for accountability, clear issue positions, and leadership from Kansas and national officials. It urges citizens to vote on Nov. 4 and push for fiscal restraint and cooperation.
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Kansas
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Alf Landon
Andy Schoeppel
Yesteryear
Muhammad Ali
John Schlageck: Kansas farm commentator and writer
John Schlageck is a leading commentator on agriculture and rural Kansas. Born and raised on a diversified farm in northwest Kansas, his writing reflects a lifetime of experience, knowledge and passion.
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Kansas
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