Hispanic Business Forum with Brownback in Dodge City
Gov. Sam Brownback and Commerce Secretary Pat George join a SouthWest Kansas open forum for Hispanic business leaders. The Sept 29 event at Magouirk Center runs 8 to 11 30 a.m. with topics on Marketing Banking IT and Finance plus a 10 a.m. remarks segment. An optional luncheon is available for 15 dollars. pre registration required via Dodge City Chamber.
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Sam Brownback
Pat George
Southwest
Kansas
Kansas Hispanic and Latino American Affairs Commission
Southwest Kansas Chambers of Commerce
Hispanic Business Forum
Magouirk
W. Comanche
Dodge City
Dodge City Area
Hahn
Kansas City Barbeque Society
Garden City
Johnson Center For Basic Cancer Research
Kansas State University
Fleming St
Crazy House
N. Campus Drive
Fleming Street
Particpants
Non-credit classes offered at GCCC in Photoshop Woodworking and Upholstery
Garden City Community College announces non-credit classes in Adobe Photoshop Elements, woodworking, and upholstery under the Business and Community Education Program. Photoshop runs Oct 3, 4, 6, from 6 to 9 p.m.. woodworking Oct 18–Nov 8 with one final session Nov 29–Dec 20. upholstery Oct 19–Nov 30 with seven weeks total. Fees are 159 for Photoshop and 199 for woodworking or upholstery. enroll one week in advance. Contact 276-9647 or gcccks.edu for registration and details.
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Adobe PhotoShop
Garden City Community College
Angela Haflich
Robert Stubblefield
Jean Trybom
Trybom
B&i
Facebook
Facebook.com
Driver convicted of DUI in bicyclist's death
In Topeka a Shawnee County jury found Randy Ledbetter DUI responsible for the June 2009 U S 24 crash that killed cyclist Michael Ebron. Ebron and Ledbetter were intoxicated and Ebron tested positive for marijuana, with sentencing set for November 10.
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Topeka
Perry
Shawnee County
Michael Anthony Ebron
Randy L. Ledbetter
U.S. 24
Topeka Capital-Journal
Ebron
El Camino Reopens After State Food Safety Shutdown
El Camino at 406 E Kansas Ave reopened after a state inspection found violations including improper hand washing, temperature storage, fly presence, and waste disposal. The restaurant, cited six times since October 2009, was ordered shut for 90 days or until passing a follow up inspection.
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el Camino
Martin Ornelas
Kansas Ave
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Ornelas
Good
KDA
Whimmydiddle Arts and Crafts Fair in Scott City Saturday
Whimmydiddle returns to City Park on US 83 in Scott City this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with 200 plus exhibitors offering original art, metalwork, pottery, wood and fabric crafts and a food concession. The event draws 5,000 to 10,000 visitors and showcases quality handmade items from across the nation.
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Scott City
US Highway 83
Clarion Inn
Kansas Ave
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Oklahoma
Robert Hahn
Hahn
Water toxins travel from Milford Lake to Kansas City
A US Geological Survey study links blue green algae toxins released from Milford Lake to the Kansas River extending about 130 miles to Kansas City. Tests show no toxins in drinking water yet, but researchers warn of broader exposure and the need for further study.
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Milford Lake
Kansas River
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas
US Geological Survey
Topeka
Johnson County
Jennifer Graham
Geological Survey Office
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Missouri River
Graham
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
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GCCC
Samplin
Chelsea Good
Brad Nadin
Ernie Jackson
Wichita
Sky
the Limit Bbq
Lock & Key
AmericInn
Kansas Citizens For the Arts
Samy’s
Spirits and Steakhouse
Garden Terrace
Friends of Garden City
Samy
Ulysses
Stitches In Time Quilt Guild
Adobe Museum
Russell Child Development
Redc4kids
Ballinger
Tiffany Nickell
Ashley Downey
Garfield Early Childhood Center
Nickelodeon
Memorial Stadium
Garden City High School
N. Main St
Michele Solorzano
Garden City Recreation Commission
Spain
U.S
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