Telegram to start mail delivery service next week
The Garden City Telegram will begin delivering by same day mail through the USPS starting Thursday Oct 6. Current subscribers with mail to a post office box should verify delivery details by contacting Circulation Operations Manager Jeremy Banwell at 275 8500 or 800 475 8600 or emailing jbanwell gctelegram com.
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Garden City USD 457 cancels classes for inservice day
Garden City Public Schools will not hold classes on Monday as a district inservice day for staff. District offices and facilities remain open during regular business hours, and students will return to school on Tuesday.
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Girl Scouts Host Leadership Roundtable in Garden City
The Girl Scouts host a Healthy Media Images roundtable for adults and girls in grades six through 12. The event runs 7 to 8 30 p m at the Clarion Conference Center 1911 E Kansas Ave with keynote Dr Merilyn K Douglass ARNPC and panels by Judy Whitehill and Leigh Nurman. Admission is free with online registration at kansasgirlscouts.org.
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E. Kansas Ave
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Social Science
Garden City Community College
Leigh Nurman
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Garden City Recreation Offers Couple Pattern Dance Class
Garden City Recreation schedules a four week pattern dance class for ages 16 and older from 8 to 9 pm starting Oct. 4. The $30 per couple fee covers dances such as Cowboy ChaCha Desperado Wrap Shooter Pattern ChaCha Barn Dance Blue Rose and Rita's Waltz. Registration ends at 5 30 pm Friday and can be made by calling 276 1200 or visiting 310 N Sixth St.
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Wilson PTO Sponsors Children's Photo Session at Local Elementary
Florence Wilson Elementary School's Parent Teacher Organization sponsors "Spotlights Photos" for children at the Florence Wilson campus on Labrador Boulevard. A $10 coupon buys one 10x18 portrait per family with sessions offered throughout the day and appointments available. For details call Florence Wilson Elementary at 805-7400.
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Gathering in the Pines at Ulysses Fall Market
A fall country market in Ulysses showcases antique furniture primitives glassware and vintage items from state dealers. Vendors include specialty artists offering folk art jewelry and metal art plus rustic farm finds and seasonal decor. Local pumpkins gourds and mums for sale with a chicken and noodles concession and desserts.
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Kansas lawmakers grill marriage incentive audit findings
Conservative Kansas legislators pressed Tuesday for more data at Topeka hearing on an audit of 36 state benefit programs. The review found 29 areas with potential disincentives to marriage but little evidence that eligibility rules deter couples from marrying, prompting calls for a broader, clearer study and possible eligibility changes by SRS.
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Joe Lawhon
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U.S
Mary Pilcher Cook
John Grange
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Terry Bruce
Hutchinson
Anthony Hensley
Social and Rehabilitation Services
Rob Siedlecki
Siedlecki
SRS
Pipeline rally in Nebraska over Keystone XL hearing
Protesters clashed at a federal hearing in Lincoln on the Keystone XL pipeline linking Alberta to the Gulf of Mexico. Supporters and opponents argued over water safety near the Ogallala Aquifer while Calgary based TransCanada defends 57 environmental conditions and job claims.
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Oakley cancels ferret celebration amid controversy
The Oakley truck stop event marking 30 years since the black-footed ferret rediscovery was canceled after controversy over the reintroduction program. Dan Mulhern says the venue declined, Audubon Kansas urges finding another site, and Logan County officials continue to face prairie dog conflicts and ongoing ferret surveys.
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Martha Earnhardt
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