Vehicle backs into local restaurant in Garden City
Donny Sage 30 backed out of a parking spot in front of Long's Billiards at 107 Jennie Barker Road and accelerated into Lamke Noodle House. No injuries were reported though Sage and a passenger were extricated by fire crews. Damage amount unknown. owners estimate today. No tickets issued as incident occurred on private property.
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Donny Sage
Long’s Billiards
Jennie Barker Road
Michael Utz
Sage
Lamke Noodle House
Garden City
Utz
Garden City trustees to meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Endowment Room Student Center. The agenda includes reviewing recommended changes in monitoring reports linkage with the City and public entities, joint legislation and the ENDS report along with miscellaneous items.
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Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
Photography course offered at GC Rec
Megan Moser a Garden City High School Sugar Beet photographer will lead a youth photography program at Garden City Recreation Commission. Fun with Photos targets ages 9 to 11 with classes 2 to 3 30 p m on Sept 23 and Sept 30. Participants receive a disposable camera and film development. Fee 22 dollars. Register at the Activity Center 310 N Sixth St or call 276 1200.
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Megan Moser
Garden City
Sugar Beet
Garden City Recreation Commission
Sixth St
Cox to expand cable lineup with more channels
Cox Communications announces changes starting Wednesday, adding channels to both limited and expanded basic tiers. The basic package drops to 18 channels for $10.35, while expanded basic grows to 48 channels and 66 channels in the expanded service for $36.88. Digital options include about 200 channels with a new information plan and TeleLatina for Digital Espanol users.
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Cox Communications
WGN
TBS
Discovery
HSN
QVC
EWTN
Odyssey
Hallmark
Outdoor Life
Turner Classic Movies
Inspirational Network
Speedvision
Digital Espanol
Moran exits opens Kansas governor race debate
U S Representative Moran drops out of the Kansas governor race shifting attention to Carla Stovall Lt Governor Gary Sherrer and Tim Shallenburger who will decide soon Stovall suggested she would consider running if it benefits Kansas while Moran cited the September 11 attacks as a factor in stepping back.
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Topeka
Carla Stovall
U.S
Jerry Moran
Moran
Stovall
Gary Sherrer
Tim Shallenburger
Sherrer
Shallenburger
Kansas
Hays
Fort Hays State University
Associated Press
Afghanistan
Kansans
Jerry
Woman sought after man stabbed in Garden City mobile park
Police search for a white woman in her early 30s and two dogs, last seen with homeless man Richard Duncan after a stabbing at East Garden Village 4101 E US Highway 50 unit 511. Duncan, 28, was stabbed at least twice in the abdomen and found bleeding on a porch. he is stable at St Catherine Hospital. A warrant was executed at unit 511 and several items seized. investigators seek witnesses and aid from the public.
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East Garden City
East Garden Village
E. US
Richard Duncan
St. Catherine Hospital
Utz
Subway opens new Garden City location this week
Subway opens a second restaurant this Wednesday on the west side of Garden City in the former Mr Burger site at 1320 Taylor Plaza. The old building was torn down to make way for the new Subway. Ron Sinclair, VP of operations for Subway in western Kansas, says the site is strong and will boost local traffic. The store features a lower counter with see through glass and a green color scheme, seating 44, with 12 or 13 employees. Patty Tarpley will manage the new eatery, Tim Foth oversees the original store, and Linda Sinclair runs both operations. Hours are 10 am to 10 pm daily. The Garden City Plaza Subway opened in 1988.
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Subway
Garden City
Mr Burger
Taylor Plaza
Ron Sinclair
Western Kansas
Sinclair
Patty Tarpley
Tim Foth
Linda Sinclair
Opera
Kansas tunnels linked to Statehouse plan gains ok
Kansas legislators sign off Monday on a plan to build pedestrian tunnels connecting the Statehouse with four state office buildings. Transportation Secretary Dean Carlson defended the project amid criticism while noting $10 million already earmarked from the transportation enhancement program.
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Topeka
Statehouse
Transportation
Dean Carlson
Legislative Building Committee
Carlson
Congress
Melvin Minor
Stafford
Steve Morris
Hugoton
Bob Grant
Cherokee
Grant
Landon
Signature
Security Benefit
Kansas Department of Transportation
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Pentagon
World Trade Center
GOP
Mark Parkinson
Bill Graves
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Shawnee County
Rita Cline
Kathleen Sebelius
Todd Tiahrt
Parkinson
Glasscock
Graves
Hastings
Graham K
Smith Land Co
Kansas Avenue
Campus Drive
Garden City Plaza
Graham K. Johnson
Telegra
Taylor Street
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