Exotic animals in Kansas cross hairs of Legislature
Lawmakers weigh bills to license ownership of dangerous exotic animals such as lions tigers wolves and bears amid calls for public safety. A Senate measure would require licenses with fees up to 500 and 250 annual renewals plus cage and care regulations while a House bill would ban importation and ownership of non native poisonous snakes and reptiles with exemptions for zoos museums and universities.
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Oklahoma
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Wichita
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Department of Wildlife and Parks
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Central Junior High leaders plant 500 bulbs at entrance
The Central Junior High School leadership group spent a warm Sunday afternoon planting 500 daffodil and Asiatic lily bulbs in the garden bed at the front entrance, marking progress toward their primary goal.
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Central Junior High School
Central Junior High spring murals and student projects set
Tim James donate mulch for January snowstorm prep. leadership group with Principal Ted Juneau plans student designed murals and invites seventh and eighth graders to join future projects. CJHS sponsors Lisa Dunitz and Ron Swail, with Cris Sherman funding CDs for the library.
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Tim James
Tree Doc
Ted Juneau
CJHS
Lindsey Alberding
Violet Blosser
Esther Magnuson
Benny Murrell
Jacob Montney
Daniel Speicher
Pat Watkins
Joey van Saun
Lisa Dunitz
Ron Swail
Central
Cris Sherman
Sherman
Mary Lou Wright
Katie Armitage
Philharmonia Virtuosi Charms in Intimate New York Style
Philharmonia Virtuosi from New York performed Sunday at the Lied Center. Maestro Richard Kapp guided a flexible string ensemble with an oboe soloist, delivering fluid transitions and warm, accessible artistry. Soloists Mela Tenenbaum and Gerard Reuter impressed in Locatelli Bach and Vivaldi concerti, with strong emotional and stylistic depth.
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Philharmonia Virtuosi
New York
Lied Center
Richard Kapp
Kapp
Purcell
Elgar
Locatelli
Bach
Vivaldi
Bartoki
Mela Tenenbaum
Gerard Reuter
Rivers of China at Inge Theatre probes female power
University Theatre presents Alma de Green drama The Rivers of China exploring women and artists in a male dominated world. Set in 1923 with Katherine Mansfield under mystic guidance and an 1980s hospital dream, the production features strong turns by Nicole Dolci James Wallett Jerry Buszek Dustin Shaffer Bryn Boice Brenda Leff and Joshua Brown. Performances run 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday in Murphy Hall.
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China
Alma de Green
New Zealand
Katherine Mansfield
Gurdjieff
Mansfield
Nicole Dolci
Katharine Hepburn
James Wallett
Jerry John Buszek
Wayne Shute
Dustin Kelly Shaffer
Bryn Boice
Brenda Leff
Joshua Brown
Inge Theatre
Murphy Hall
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