Mary Street roadwork shifts to new pavement north side
City Engineer Steve Cottrell says resurfacing on Mary Street between Eighth and Third streets will shift to the north side Monday with one lane open in each direction. APAC-Kansas finishes top four inches of asphalt. project to wrap in about two weeks.
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Flag retirement ceremony planned in Garden City
Garden City High School senior Carly Champlin organizes a flag retirement ceremony as part of her Buff Project. The event will be held at Valley View Cemetery on October 13 at 10 a.m., with the public invited to attend.
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Olathe firm files for Boots Hill casino in Dodge City
Butler National Corp subsidiary Boot Hill Gaming Inc filed with the Kansas Lottery for a Dodge City resort casino. Plan includes 800 slots, 15 tables, 100 room hotel, conference center, four restaurants, 22,000 sq ft event space. Up to 1,200 slots and 24 tables possible. opening targeted for 2010. Other sites include Wyandotte and southeast and south central Kansas. Investments: at least 225 million plus 25 million fee.
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Volunteers honored at RSVP banquet in Finney County
Garden City community celebrates Finney County RSVP volunteers gathered at United Methodist Church as speaker Phil Escareno reflects on giving back. The banquet honors more than 440 participants, notes 66,180 hours in 2006 and highlights dedication of 4000 hour President’s Call to Service award recipients.
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Sandhills Art Exhibition Opens at Mercer Gallery
Garden City Community College hosts the 10th annual Sandhills Art Association juried exhibition at Mercer Gallery with amateur and professional divisions. A public reception runs 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building. Artworks up to 40 by 48 inches, two and three dimensional, may be viewed or purchased. The gallery expects a full show as artists from southwest Kansas submit works and attend. The show runs through Oct. 25 with noon to 4 p.m. weekday and 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday viewing. gallery free.
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States worry dispute in Washington will deny children's coverage
Kansas and other states fear thousands of children could lose health coverage amid Congress and President Bush over the States Children's Health Insurance Program. Congress backed 60 billion over five years, double Bush's plan, with 10 million potential beneficiaries, while critics call the price excessive and oppose a cigarette tax hike to fund it.
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