Fiddle Show Featuring Garden City Brothers Tuesday
A free toe tapping old time fiddle program by Garden City brothers Joe and Jon Irsik will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St. The public is invited at no charge. For more information call 275 5036.
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Garden City Police announces Student Police Academy
Garden City Police Department invites high and middle school students residing in Garden City to enroll in a six week program starting Sept 24 2011. Sessions run Saturdays 9 am to noon with topics from DUI to K 9 and SWAT. Apply through SROs online at gcpolice.org or at the department. deadline Friday.
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Program targets unregistered offenders in Sedgwick County
The Sedgwick County Crime Stoppers launches a $100 tip reward for locating criminals who failed to register as required by state law. Names of one wanted offender are released weekly. sheriff reports 63 outstanding warrants for noncompliance.
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Goats Die After Trailer Overturns on Kansas Turnpike
A pickup hauling 224 goats from Oklahoma to Minnesota overturned on a Kansas Turnpike exit near Wichita after a tire blew. Six goats died and others were euthanized or rested in a grassy median while the owner sought a replacement trailer and continued the journey.
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Northwest Middle School revival boosts enrollment and extended year
Northwest Middle School in Kansas City Kansas reports 544 students this year, up from 240 four years ago, as the district extends the school year by 17 days and strengthens reading and math focus. The district uses a $4.7 million federal grant to improve curriculum, hire and train teachers, expand technology with iPads, and offer tutoring, family nights, and after school programs while engaging parents and the community.
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A Wild Affair boosts Lee Richardson Zoo cat habitat
Volunteers, sponsors, and animal advocates gathered in 1920s style for A Wild Affair roars fundraiser by Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo to push toward a new Cat Canyon habitat for jaguars, pumas, and bobcats. The benefit at Wild Asia raised funds through live and silent auctions, two bands, and 15 local restaurants, with about 90 volunteers preparing the zoo's 30 year old exhibit for the event and thousands of dollars expected beyond last year's 25000.
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Garden City
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Mary Palmer
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Kansas doctor faces hearing over abortion referrals
Topeka AP report: Dr Ann Kristin Neuhaus faces a disciplinary hearing over alleged inadequate mental health exams used to refer patients to Dr George Tiller for late term abortions. The board reviews 11 patients aged 10 to 18 in 2003, with issues tied to second opinions and state law requirements. Neuhaus, Nortonville native, argues her exams were standard and testimony from experts is planned.
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