Polka Music Program Scheduled at Garden Valley Village
Ken Degenhardt will perform accordion polka tonight at 7 at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St. The free program invites the public to attend. For details call 275-5036.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2011
Page
3
Ken Degenhardt will perform accordion polka tonight at 7 at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St. The free program invites the public to attend. For details call 275-5036.
Garden City High School astronomy club plans an observation session Wednesday at the Sagebrush Road recreation area one mile west of U S Highway 83. Telescopes set up 30 minutes before sunset. viewing after sunset. If overcast or bad weather cancels. Public welcome with own telescope. call Kevin Nyberg at 805-8000 for details.
A senior center invites all seniors to an ice cream social on Thursday at 7 p.m. A six foot long ice cream sundae will be prepared for the event. Kenneth Degendarat will provide entertainment. The cost is 2 dollars per person.
The Sons of the American Legion Squad No. 9 Post 9 will host a monthly calf fry dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at 125 W. Pine St. Menu includes calf fries roast beef ham and beans corn bread scalloped potatoes and salad for 8 per plate. Open to the public. Contact Monte Algrim or the American Legion for details.
AT&T plans to hire roughly 100 workers in Kansas with most positions in the Kansas City metro area. Kansas president Steve Hahn announced the plan at an Olathe work center, with Gov. Sam Brownback in attendance. The hires stem from expanding Uverse television voice and broadband service, mainly installers.
In Wichita, a Sedgwick County jury convicteds Benjamin Redgate for the October killing of 22-year-old Luke German during a fight over Madden NFL 10. Witnesses said Benjamin beat German with a metal rod while his brother Chris Redgate struck and kicked him. Chris has pleaded guilty to second degree murder and faces sentencing October 18, with Benjamin set for October 21.
Lawrence Journal World reports that since 2006, 688 Kansas offenders have moved out of state. Of these, 161 are not listed in their new state registries, 77 were deported, 113 are in prison elsewhere, and 337 appear on other states' lists.
Garden City schedules residential fall cleanup for Oct 3 to Oct 14 with eight collection areas and Friday make‑ups Oct 7 and Oct 14. Homeowners must separate debris, limit tree branches to eight feet, and arrange appliance discharges with certification. Call 276-1270 by Oct 7 or 13 for missed items.
Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback's administration faced Democratic and some Republican criticism after rejecting a $31.5 million federal early innovator grant for health care reform tied to an online insurance exchange. Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer and officials defended delay until Supreme Court rulings on the Affordable Care Act.
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