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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2008
Page
1
Farthers Market at 5 p.m. near 22nd and Vine hosts the VFW CORPS meeting at 7 p.m. Citizens Organized Responsible Public will discuss the petition drive to place the Ellis County bond issue on the November ballot. For details contact Torr Wasinger at 785 625 2316.
A brief note directs readers to wildwastfestival.com for the full schedule of events, times, and activities related to the festival.
Lake Atwood hosts a July 4 fireworks display with dusk viewing and a contact number. Goodland announces Freedom Fest at Sherman County Fairgrounds featuring a fireworks show, contests, food, rides, and live entertainment by national acts. A Wild West Festival showcases Phil Stacey and Danielle Peck with fireworks after. An Independence Day celebration at Historic Fort Hays runs 5:45 10 8:30 pm with a Richard Schmidt Memorial picnic, dog treats, and a 7:30 pm band performance.
NBC will provide 2,200 plus hours of live Beijing competition online plus 3,000 hours of on demand highlights and daily recaps. The plan supplements 1,400 hours on six networks and aims to boost TV viewership while warning that online clips are restricted to NBCOlympics.com after TV airings.
IRONWOOD Mich AP A 24 year old finished an eight week 830 mile walk on aluminum stilts to raise awareness for cerebral palsy. Neil Sauter ended his journey Friday at Ironwood near the Wisconsin border after starting in early May. He has mild cerebral palsy and used three pairs of stilts. Sauter has raised 16000 dollars for United Cerebral Palsy of Michigan, with a matching grant bringing the total to 64000 dollars.
In Arlington Washington Dr Keith Teonard staff members many owners of horses chose a horse powered commute. Ten riders and two bicyclists gathered at Leonard s home four miles from the office. They said when gas hit four dollars a gallon they would ride to work and use one horse power.
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