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March 10, 2010 Abilene, Kansas
News - Monday
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Jazz band dinner dance is March 26 in Abilene
The relaxing sound of jazz will be back in the air, Friday, March 26, at the Abilene High School gymnasium.
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Enterprise Library plans group discussion of Obama’s book
ENTERPRISE -- The Kansas State Library and the Kansas Humanities Council are inviting individuals, book clubs and other groups to join in a statewide reading program, Kansas Reads, which began Jan. …
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Chapman plans annual St. Patrick’s Day event
CHAPMAN -- Floats, candy and lots of green will be part of this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Celebration in Chapman.
Sports
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Cowboys fall to Hayden
The Cowboy basketball team lost to Topeka Hayden in the sub-state championship game Saturday night. -
Olpe knocks off Railers
Herington lost to Olpe in the sub-state championship game Saturday night. -
Basehor-Linwood sweeps Powerlifting
Basehor-Linwood High School won both the boys and girls state Powerlifting titles in Abilene on … -
Sports Briefs
Monday's sports in brief.
Community
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Learn and Grow Depot promotes Homman as new director
The Learn and Grow Depot Child Development Center, 1003 N. Brady, has promoted Debb Homman to the … -
Screening is key for colon cancer prevention
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States and … -
Preceptor Alpha of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Tuesday, March 9
Preceptor Alpha of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 9 at the Abilene Public …
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