PTK leadership conference set at Garden City CC
Garden City Community College will host the 2010 Kansas Regional Honors In Action Leadership Conference for Phi Theta Kappa. The three day event runs Friday through Nov 7 with about 100 to 125 students and advisers expected. Attendees include 107 students from 13 Kansas community colleges, one visiting member from Redland Community College, and one international officer Natalie Myer of Ivy Tech Community College.
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Kansas
Phi Theta Kappa
PTK
GCCC
Shelia Hendershot
Kansas Community Colleges
Redland Community College
el Reno
Okla
Natalie Myer
Alpha Sigma Kappa
Ivy Tech Community College
Lafayette
Ind
Market Day to Showcase GCHS Students Business Skills
Garden City High School students will run a mini business Friday as part of Market Day. They bid on venture capital from Youth Entrepreneurs Kansas and buy goods on a wholesale trip, visiting Palmer Manufacturing and Tanks to learn the manufacturing wholesale retail chain and profit potential.
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Garden City High School
Kylie Stupka
Youth Entrepreneurs Kansas
YEK
Stupka
Palmer Manufacturing and Tanks
Garden City
Kansas
Independence
Missouri
Legion hosts Christmas party bookings at Post 9
The American Legion invites area agencies and businesses to book Christmas parties at Harry H. Renick American Legion Post No. 9 on December 17 and 18. Attendees need not join the Legion. Profits benefit the Legion. Contact Arnold Riggs at 290 7865 or Monte Algrim at 276 8942 for details or reservations.
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American Legion
Harry H. Renick
W. Pine St
American Legion Club
Arnold Riggs
Monte Algrim
Man Dies After Fall From Kansas Grain Elevator
In Liberal, a 27-year-old worker employed by a Salina fumigation firm died after falling from a grain elevator at Perrytown Equity Exchange. Responders found him at the scene around 10 a.m. Friday and he was pronounced dead.
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Salina
Kansas
Liberal Police Department
Perrytown Equity Exchange
KSCB
Voter ID Debate Shapes Kansas Secretary Race
Kansas races for secretary of state center on photo ID laws and voter fraud concerns. Republican Kris Kobach backs strict ID at polls and proof of citizenship at registration, while Democrat Chris Biggs labels the issue exaggerated. Nationally, contest stakes echo partisan divides as states decide who administers elections.
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Kansas
Kris Kobach
Chris Biggs
Kobach
Lem. Biggs
Barack Obama
Hans von Spakovsky
Mer
George W. Bush
Justice Department
Washington
von Spakovksy
Florida
Ohio
Bush
Kansas City
GOP
National Conference of State Legislatures
Kathleen Sebelius
Night of the Reading Dead at Finney County Library
Patrons arrive at Finney County Public Library for a Halloween fundraiser event titled Night of the Reading Dead. Justin Ortega, 8, attends with family and plans a Jason costume while others enjoy readings by Nancy Harness and Claudia Ward, live DJ, cakewalk, games, puppet shows, and auctions. Funds target library programs and remodeling amid budget cuts.
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Nancy Harness
Finney County
Finney County Public Library
Justin Ortega
Justin
Ortega
Jason
Harness
Freddy Krueger
Claudia Ward
Tilly Witch
Symone
Cooper Meng
Walnut St
Sinfully Sweet
Reada Thon
Erin Francoeur
Francoeur
Jean Briggs
Finney County to discuss nuisance and zoning enforcement
Finney County commissioners plan a Monday meeting at 8:30 am at the Administrative Center to renew talks on nuisance enforcement and residential zoning rules. A Planning Commission recommendation may permit truckers in the county to park semitrailers at homes via conditional use permits amid ongoing zoning debates.
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Finney County Administrative Center
Ninth St
County Commission
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Planning Commission
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