Garden City High School Orchestra Carnival Set for Monday
GCHS will host its annual orchestra carnival from 4 30 to 6 30 p m in the competition gym at 141 N Main St Tickets cost 25 cents per game with two to four tickets per game Activities include ring toss balloon pop face painting spooky bingo moon bounce and more Concessions will be available The public is encouraged to wear costumes.
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Garden City High School Orchestra
GCHS
N. Main St
Final calf fry dinner of the year set by Legion Post
The Sons of the American Legion Squad No. 9 will host its final calf fry dinner of the year from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Harry H. Renick Post No. 9 125 W Pine St. Menu includes calf fries roast beef ham and beans chicken and noodles mashed potatoes and salad with all the fixins at $8 per plate. Open to the public.
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Sons of the American Legion Squad No. 9
Harry H. Renick Post No. 9
Pine St
Red Cross Halloween Trap Shoot Set for Saturday
The Garden City American Red Cross will hold its second annual Halloween Trap Shoot at the Garden City Trap Club on Saturday. Registration starts at 10:30 a.m. with a $25 entry fee. Prizes for the top three, including shotguns, will be awarded after four rounds. For more information call 276-2762.
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Garden City American Red Cross
Garden City
Fundraiser Zumba events raise funds for breast cancer
Two groups of certified Zumbe instructors host Party in Pink Zumbathons Saturday in Garden City. The Fulton Street Pub event runs 8 to 11 a.m. led by Aldana Flores Lopez, with contact Aldana at 620-640-9375. The Curves event runs 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. led by White Gilbert Born Holcomb, contact White at 620-335-1801. Tickets cost 10 dollars at the door. door prizes available. Proceeds go to Susan G. Komen For the Cure Foundation.
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Garden City
Fulton Street
E. Fulton St
Jacqueline Aldana
Veronica Flores
Christy Lopez
Call Aldana
Curves
College Drive
Suite J
Zumbathon
Kathy White
Christine Gilbert
Patti Born
Leslie Holcomb
Call White
Susan G. Komen
Hutchinson man dies when car falls on him
Hutchinson police report 73 year old Manuel L. Bruch died when a Mazda MX6 sedan collapsed onto him at a family member's home. Fire officials say the car was lifted on a jack with no other supports. Bruch served as central garage superintendent for Hutchinson for 20 years before retiring in 2008 and continued part time as a seasonal city park employee. He also ran unsuccessfully for the Reno County Commission in 2003.
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Hutchinson
Manuel L. Bruch
Kim Forbes
Bruch
Reno
Arrests in Wichita online sting operation
Seven people ranging from 25 to 59 were arrested in a weekend online sting targeting solicitation of minors for sex. Wichita police say cases may go to state or federal prosecutors later this week for possible online solicitation and human trafficking charges. A Garden Plain teacher is among those arrested.
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Wichita
Garden Plain
Brent Allred
Judge delays Kansas Planned Parenthood abortion case
A Johnson County court postponed a 107 charge criminal case against a Overland Park Planned Parenthood clinic after it emerged that the state health department shredded abortion reports in 2005. Prosecutors received a two week delay for a preliminary hearing to assess if sufficient evidence exists to proceed.
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Clathe
Kansas
Planned Parenthood
State Health Department
Johnson County
Stephen Tatum
Tatum
Steve Howe
Kansas City
Overland Park
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Health Department
Kansas Attorney General’s Office
KDHE
Shawnee
Peter Brownlie
Planned Parenthood of
Mid-Missouri
Howe
Phill K
Kansas Supreme Court
Chris McMullin
Kathleen Sebelius
U.S. Health and Human Services
Sam Brownback
Mary Kay Culp
Kansans For Life
Kansas State Historical Society
Culp
Pedro Iriganegaray
George Tiller
Wichita
Nebraska to call special session on pipeline route
Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman announced a November 1 special legislative session to seek a legal and constitutional way for the state to influence the Keystone XL oil pipeline route. The plan aims to protect the Ogallala aquifer and Nebraska groundwater while facing likely federal and legal challenges.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Dave Heineman
US State Department
Heineman
Montana
South Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Gulf Coast
Canada
Ogallala
Mike Flood
Flood
Sen
Bill Avery
U.S
TransCanada
State Department
Michael Whatley
Consumer Energy Alliance
Kansas plans long term fight against toxic algae blooms
State officials pressed ahead with a plan to curb toxic blue-green algae as summer blooms fade. KDHE tracked outbreaks in 40 plus lakes, sickened 16 people and affected recreation. Officials will study response and health effects, share data with other states, and develop lasting nutrient control while noting the geographic spread of blooms across every lake and pond.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Lawrence Journal-World
Tom Langer
KDHE
Bureau of Environmental Health
Langer
Jan Boan
Flagstop
Milford Lake
Missouri River
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