Four Steps for Kids Promote Child Passenger Safety Week
Kansas agencies join for National Week to be held Feb 11 17 promoting four steps to child passenger safety. emphasis on rear facing seats forward facing belts booster seats and seat belts. 540 vouchers distributed across 95 counties. new seat fitting stations open. KS SAFE KIDS and KSHA promote laws and education. contact Rosalie Thornburgh for details.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Kansas Safe Kids Coalition
KDOT
E. Dean Carlson
Kansas
KHP
Don Brownlee
Bureau of Traffic Safety
National Safe Kids
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
Pease
Rosalie Thornburgh
Kdot Bureau of Traffic Safety
Rosalie
Ksdot.org
Williamsburg Spelling Bee Winners Named
The Williamsburg School held its annual spelling bee on February 7 selecting three junior high reps and two elementary reps for the Franklin County contest. Clint Johnson led the junior high with Mike Woods and James Spiker following as top finishers. Dylan Conklin won elementary and Lindsey Ramirez placed second. The county bee is scheduled for 1 p.m. February 21 at Wellsville Middle School blue gym.
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Williamsburg
Clint Johnson
Mike Woods
James Spiker
Dylan Conklin
Lindsey Ramirez
Franklin County
Wellsville Middle School
Parenting class helps families sleep train infants
Grey notes that quiet, structured routines soothe babies and reduce disturbance from chores. Parents like Kristen Wilcox value sharing learning with spouses and children, saying family and relationships matter most in life.
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Kristen Wilcox
Ottawa Herald Neighbors Club Events Brief
Ottawa community groups announce upcoming gatherings at local venues including parks libraries and centers. Volunteers seek readers and attendees for neighborhood socials cleanups and fundraisers with varied times and dates across the week.
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Ottawa Herald Neighbors
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Ambivalence as a Gift to Seniors in Later Life
John C. Gingerich reflects on aging with ambivalence about independence, finances, and social ties. He weighs staying active and involved against desiring solitude, considers retirement choices, and sees ambivalence as a possible path to freedom and purposeful living in old age.
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Gene Rieder
Dr. Hall
Rory E. Hall
Main Street
John C. Gingerich
Kansas Senior Press Service
Silverado
Ottawa, Kansas
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