Russell Child Development sponsors free screening clinic
The Russell Child Development Center and USD 457 sponsor a free screening for children aged 1 month to 5 years. On September 22 at Trinity Lutheran Church, 1010 Fleming St, a team of professionals will conduct short tests of hearing vision motor skills speech language and thinking. Appointments are 275 0291. Parents concerned about development are urged to attend.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Fleming St
Employment Tax Workshop Thursday at Garden City CC
Small business owners managers and bookkeepers can learn about federal and state tax laws tax IDs employer filing requirements and withholding taxes at an Employment Tax Workshop September 21 from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. in the Garden City Community College Endowment Room sponsored by the IRS GCCC SBDC and Kansas Revenue and Human Resources departments with a 15 door 12 advance fee and 30 participant limit.
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Garden City Community College
IRS
GCCC
Small Business Development Center
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SBDC
Gravestones Vandalized At Maplewood Cemetery In Emporia
Police say more than 70 gravestones were damaged at Maplewood Cemetery this week, some dating back a century. Beer bottles litter the southern border, with one 1894 stone and an angel statue found in a tree. Workers found the damage Friday morning. investigators will seek fingerprints and other evidence.
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Emporia
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Lawrence High students reach compromise over parody paper
Lawrence AP report says seniors Lee Dunfield and Brad Quellhorst may distribute their two page parody Low Budget at Lawrence High School after suspension. Principal Dick Patterson says no permission was requested. They will hand out during dismissal and submit to the same administrative review as The Budget.
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Lawrence High School
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Brad Quellhorst
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Garden City Telegram prompts error corrections policy
The Garden City Telegram invites readers to report errors by calling 275-8500, outlining the policy to amend and correct inaccuracies in its publication to maintain accuracy and accountability.
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Market grain prices at Garden City Co op Wheat 242 Comm 1 65 Soybeans 4 25
Wheat price at the Garden City Co op listed as 242 Comm and 1.65 per mile. Soybeans quoted at 4.25. The brief market update notes grain pricing details for wheat and soybeans at the cooperative.
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Fiesta 2000 Parade Opens Garden City Fiesta
Fiesta 2000 parade lights Main Street with sixty entries led by Kansas National Guard Color Guard at 10 a.m. Celebrities include Fiesta 2000 Grand Marshals, Royal Court and past Queens, plus Mariachi Los Caporales, dancers, floats, a Big Mac banner bearers, and local sponsors. Activities continue at Stevens Park with pinatas, crafts, and Latin Sounds from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Tony Bribiesca
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Gloria Garcia
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Carmen Godinez
Lydia Gonzales
Ramona Gonzales
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Mike Guadian
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Helen Orozco
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Rose Perez
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Ana Santos
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Fiesta
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Elvira Gonzales
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el Dorado Club
Encino
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la Playa Dorado Restaurant
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Los Caporales
Albuquerque
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U.S
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Garden City High School
Los Matachinos
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Selena
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Cinco de Mayo
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Driver Flees After Two-Car Crash Near Monfort Plant
A 1976 Ford van eastbound on US 50 turned left and was struck by a westbound 1978 Buick Regal that failed to yield outside the Monfort plant. The van fled the scene. deputies found it abandoned in East Garden Village. The Regal passenger sustained injuries. the van driver faces a leaving scene citation. Authorities continue to seek the van driver.
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Ted Ortiz
Finney County
Ortiz
St. Catherine Hospital
Sheriff’s Department
Warm, sunny Kansas forecast through Monday
The National Weather Service expects a return to summery conditions in Kansas through Monday. Today will be warm and sunny with eastern highs of 80 to 85 and westerns 90 to 95. Tonight lows dip to the 50s, and Sunday brings sun to partly cloudy skies with central and eastern highs 85 to 90 and west 90 to 95. The outlook for Monday calls for dry, warm conditions with highs 85 to 95 and lows 55 to 65.
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Garden City Weather Ahead Sunny and warm weekend forecast
The forecast calls for today sunny with a high. South wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonight and Sunday expect clear skies with a low around 57 to 62 and a high near 90. Sunday night will be clear with a low in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Monday will be mostly sunny with a high in the mid 80s to mid 90s.
Foundation donates 2500 to Garden City Habitat for Humanity
The William T. Kemper Foundation Commerce Bank trustee gave 2500 to the Garden City Habitat for Humanity chapter. The funds support constructing decent homes for low income families, with Habitat houses sold at no profit and financed by low interest loans. The affiliate, formed in 1999, has 45 volunteers and 600 hours of labor.
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William T. Kemper Foundation
Commerce Bank
Garden City
Habitat For Humanity
Richard Harp
Commerce Bank Community Bank
William T. Kemper
Graves defends plan for Kansas Lottery director’s departure
Gov. Bill Graves bristled at ongoing questions about Greg Ziemak’s resignation from the Kansas Lottery and its linked criminal inquiry. He said the exit, planned for Oct 1, was discussed for two years and unrelated to the theft charges filed against a former lottery administrator unrelated to Ziemak.
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