Salina man in hospital after traffic accident
Salina resident Norman E. Hermes, 70, remained in fair condition at Wesley Medical Center after his 1992 Mazda rear-ended a 1989 Ford driven by Deborah L. Mills, 31, while Mills was slowing to turn left four miles west of Dighton on Kansas Highway 96. Mills and Hermes and his passenger Marlene J. Hermes were treated, with all occupants wearing seat belts.
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Dighton
Norman E. Hermes
Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
Hermes
Deborah L. Mills
Kansas Highway Patrol
Mills
Lane County Hospital
Marlene J. Hermes
Norman Hermes
Marlene Hermes
Diversity program on Garden City channel 8
Garden City residents from diverse backgrounds gather for a panel discussion in the video Diversity in Garden City 2003. Produced by the Cultural Relations Advisory Board, the program airs today and repeats at 6 AM, noon, and 6 PM through October 9 on cable channel 8, highlighting minority challenges in the city.
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Garden City
Scrapbooking Lunch and Learn at Finney County Library
Kansas State University Finney County Extension Service hosts a Tuesday Lunch and Learn on scrapbook shortcut techniques and tools to make the hobby easier. Session runs 12:05 to 12:55 p.m. at 605 E. Walnut St. Public invited. bring lunch. Coffee and tea provided. Questions to 272-3670.
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Kansas State University
Finney County Extension Service
Finney County Public Library
Walnut St
Soups Stocks and Sauces Course Offered at GCCC
The Garden City Community College Continuing Education and Community Services Division offers Soups Stocks and Sauces, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesdays Oct 1 22. Instructor Jennifer Irsik, chef and proprietor of Ingalls Café, will cover broths rue and stock differences and their uses. Register via Paula Moisio at 276 9647 or paula moisio geccks edu.
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Ingalls
Taste
Manhattan
Paula Moisio
Paula.moisio
Geccks.edu
West Nile cases in Kansas rise to 41 this year
KDHE reports six new West Nile virus cases over two days, bringing Kansas total to 41. Encephalitis or meningitis illnesses affect an 88-year-old Jackson County resident, a 74-year-old Clay County resident, and a 63-year-old Wallace County resident, with prior reports of a 49-year-old Sedgwick County resident, a 75-year-old Sedgwick County resident, and a 71-year-old McPherson County resident. One death recorded this year. last year had 22 cases and no fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Jackson County
Clay County
Wallace County
KDHE
Sedgwick County
McPherson County
Kansas
Whimmydiddle Arts Festival Opens in City Park Scott City
The 31st Whimmydiddle Arts and Crafts Festival begins 9 a.m. Saturday at City Park Scott City with 247 booths many new exhibitors and arrays of jewelry yard ornaments and seasonal items plus 20 food vendors. Jazz surfaces as Frank Mantooth and Bob Bowman perform in Garden City and Satanta with dinner options and ticketed concert packages. The weekend also offers The First Assembly of God Extreme Days youth outreach in Garden City and a Saturday Farmers Market at Westlake Hardware parking lot providing fresh produce.
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Scott City
Park
Kim Kite
Kansas
Frank Mantooth
Kansas City
Bob Bowman
Mantooth
Bowman
Munich
Fiesta Courtyard
Buffalo
Jones Ave
Garden City
Satanta
Satanta Arts Council
Satanta High School
Arts Council
Donna Foster
Foster
Frank
Frank Mahogany
Assembly of God
Dodge City
Stevens Park
Travis Dumond
Westlake Hardware
Fleming St
Usda Service Center
Garden City FHSU Virtual College office to close Friday
The Fort Hays State University off campus center at Garden City Community College closes its Garden City office this Friday. Students will use the Dodge City or Hays campuses for assistance or contact via phone. The move aims to cut costs and streamline recruitment while virtual college classes continue in Garden City.
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Fort Hays State University Virtual College
Garden City Community College
Fhsu Virtual College
Jim Groth
Dodge City
Groth
Hays
Garden City
FHSU
Neva Quakenbush
GCCC
Quakenbush
FHSA
Larry Gould
Gould
Western Kansas
Virtual College
David DeLoach
DeLoach
Georgia Matthews
Carol Wethington
Gccc Fhsu
Kansas CO2 flood project targets oil yields in Russell area
A $2.3 million US DOE grant funds Kansas Geological Survey scientists to test carbon dioxide flooding in the Hall Gurney field near Russell. Lead researcher Rick Miller notes potential millions for Kansas economy as seismic reflection studies map CO2 movement before during and after pumping at 3,000 feet underground.
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Department of Energy
Kansas Geological Survey
Kansas
Rick Miller
Russell
Hall-Gurney
Walker attorney vows to press extradition fight in Indiana
Topeka woman Donna Walker 35 faces felony identity deception and misdemeanor false reporting in Indiana after flying there under police escort on an extradition bid. Her attorney Billy Bork vowed to appeal to Kansas Supreme Court amid two recent court denials and a $50,000 bond.
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Topeka
Indiana
Donna Walker
Boone County
Indianapolis
Brad Bailey
Walker
Shannon Marie Sherrill
Billy Bork
Kansas Supreme Court
Shawnee
Nancy Parrish
Shannon
William Michael Sherrill
Kansas
Phill Kline
Parrish
Kline
Kathleen Sebelius
Chad Bettes
Rork
Shannon Sherrill
Holcomb man dismantles deck to dodge building permit
Holcomb resident Mike Toomey removed a back deck built without a permit after city letters and a council discussion. He claimed ignorance of the $10 permit rule for a simple open deck and said he will obtain the permit before any rebuild. The city cited Garden City inspectors and the local uniform building code in its outreach.
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Holcomb
Mike Toomey
Bedford Drive
Bill Heydman
Toomey
Pierceville
Heydman
Garden City
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