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Breakfast Casserole

1 dozen eggs, scrambled 1 pound bacon, fried and cut into small pieces 1 pound of smokies or precooked smoked sausage, cut into small pieces 1 pound of ham, chopped 6–8 potatoes, peeled, cooked, and shredded, or 2-pound bag frozen shredded potatoes 2 (16-ounce) containers sour cream 1 pound Velveeta, diced into small pieces seasoning of your choice Mix all ingredients and put in a greased casserole dish or roaster. Green peppers, onions, mushrooms, and olives can also be added if desired.

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Valentine’s Day flowers

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Guys, if you haven’t gotten her something yet…there is still time. Ladies, here is how to care for the flowers you get. If he doesn’t get you chocolates, don’t be upset. Flowers have less calories!

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When the Wichita school district denied special education services, this family fought back — and won

In one of the costliest cases of its kind, the district was ordered to pay a family nearly $250,000, plus ongoing private school expenses, for denying a child special education services. (Editor’s note: This story refers to a 2021 due process case filed against the Wichita school district by Josh Dutcher and Sara Zafar on behalf of their child, Kaien, or “K.D.” The student now identifies as Lexi and uses the pronouns she/her.) Josh Dutcher and Sara Zafar say their oldest child’s problems in school started early.

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DODGE CITY GLOBE

Volume 113 | No. 17 To subscribe: 620-471-8001 $1.75 Visit us on Facebook at @DodgeCityGlobe Good news Dodge City men Brandon Halling and Aidan Sowers, and Cimarron men Troy Hawley and Chance Unruh made the Barton Community College Dean’s List this semester Dodge City Public Library Thursday, Feb.

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From the Statehouse to your house

February 4, 2023 Dear Friends … There is lots to talk about from the past seven days of the 2023 Legislature, but I have to tell you -- as an old train guy -- my most favorite “visual” of Week 4 was the group photo put up on the screen (at our Passenger Rail Caucus) of the new Dodge City station platform dedication. The “old” part was further accentuated when the Amtrak presenter reminded us that 90% of reservations today are made without talking to a human! That was balanced by the “new” announcement that all cars and engines on the Super Chief are being scheduled for replacement soon. Another new language revelation came the following day from the K-State Dean of Agriculture, who referred to “double crops,” “cover crops,” and “regenerative crops” – along with sorghum being “good for water conservation.”

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Olympian, sex abuse survivor, to be commended at Kansas State Capitol

Courtesy of Supporters of Protecting Children from Sexual Predatory Act (SB 95 and HB 2169) This Thursday Terin Humphery, a decorated Olympic athlete, will be honored on the Senate floor. Humphery was a member of the 2004 Olympic silver medalist gymnastics team, a member of the 2003 World Championship team, and is an inductee of the Gymnastics Hall of Fame.

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