Kansas STARBASE summer camp brief meeting notice
9 a.m. session at Fort Hays State University referenced with Oberlin USO board. Special meeting of the Board of Education noted at 131 East Commercial.
16 Jun 2008
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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2008
Page
1
9 a.m. session at Fort Hays State University referenced with Oberlin USO board. Special meeting of the Board of Education noted at 131 East Commercial.
Hall and Fort Hays State University host an annual ice cream social and a Hays City Band concert at Washington Grade School. In bad weather the concert moves to Ellis High School. A blood drive at the American Legion runs noon to 6 30 p m with donors receiving a free T shirt and a chance at a platinum record donated by Lynyrd Skynyrd. A Sternberg Museum binding club opens in lobby at 9 a m and a farmers market and Hays Medical Center blood drive run with free Rocker memorabilia for donors. STARBASE summer camp includes golf cart lunch and prizes. Hays Aquatic Park offers free admission 4 to 8 p m and the Hays Art Council hosts a summer art walk downtown with information lines.
Late night fundraiser event details for the Goodland Silica of Life benefit auction held at the VFW hall. Also notes a late night swim at Hays Aquatic Park from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. and a farmers market operating 8 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. at 22nd and Vine.
A consolidated log from multiple Kansas towns lists animal intakes including a golden lab mix and a Doberman from Phillipsburg, plus numerous EMS calls, traffic stops, disturbances, burglaries, and vehicle incidents across WaKeeney, Salina, Larned, and surrounding blocks. Notable entries include driving under the influence arrests, burglaries, domestic disputes, and civil transports with extensive block references and scattered welfare checks.
ROYAL NEB AP The remaining staff at Zoo Nebraska say the USDA will not issue a new operating license, trapping seven acres of exotic animals including tigers and chimps in limbo. Without a license they cannot sell or relocate the animals, leaving donations as the only support.
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