A few days ago, U.S. Senator Jerry Moran expressed his concern with Kansas’ last-place ranking on average Internet download speed. He urged the U.S. Department of Commerce to rely on accurate data to target federal funding.
The Compost Site is available for the disposal of brush, straw, weeds, plants, grass and leaves containing sticks, tree limbs, stumps, and/or bamboo. Material should be dumped directly next to or on the existing pile, removing all plastic bags prior to dumping.
As a reminder, Street Closing requests should be submitted 2 weeks prior to the City Council meeting where they must be added to the Agenda to be considered for approval. For example, requests for 4th of July block parties should be submitted 2 weeks prior to the 2nd City Council meeting in June (June 20th).
Superintendent’s Honor Roll (4.0) River Douglas Katelyn Haines Carley Hamilton Gabriel Kass Anna McMinn Gavin Witham Hunter Worley Principal’s Honor Roll (4.0 – 3.5) Ella Amrein Madison Baker Karaline Bales Breegan Bevan Adam Birch Maddox Burns Kyra Cornejo Lyric Cornejo Anika Fairbanks Elli Franke Thalia Garcia Emma Gooch Aubrey Hunt Kendall Janzen Scarlet Johnson Tyson Jones Katelyn Kessler Kaylie Knox Caleb Nefzger Summer May Sally Palmer Shelby Popplewell Karizma Putter-Zavala Tatum Rountree Olivia Smith Evelyn Trafecanty Blaire Vazquez Connor Walker Avery Yonash Aniston Zeka Honor Roll (3.5 – 3.0) Camryn Bannister Frederick Blair Jessi Calhoun London DeJarnett Lakin Dry Wyette Eagle Addison Fox Kaeden Gill Makenzie Guy Andrew Helpingstine Jaxon Highbarger Deighlynn Lea Kayden Martin Gabriele Mason Riley Nichols Jade Pearson Kenneth Redford Savannah Saunders Jack Stalcup William Weber Shyla Wyckoff Samuel Wylie .
The WMS held their endof- the-year assembly and presented numerous awards to some very deserving students. The event culminated with the presentation of the Student of the Year awards.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 Weekly Challenge sheets available for children and adults Raising Readers Storytime at 10:30am Playdoh at 4:30pm Cricut Crafts for Adults at 6pm THURSDAY, JUNE 8 Donuts & Art at 4:30 - 6pm FRIDAY, JUNE 9 Puzzling Puzzles at 10am - 4pm MONDAY, JUNE 12 TUESDAY, JUNE 13 Stay & Play at 10:30am - Noon Adult Coloring at Noon - 5pm National Explorers at 4:30pm WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14 Raising Readers Storytime at 10:30am Playdoh at 4:30pm .
Several hundred volunteers of all ages and from all walks of life gathered early Saturday morning to continue one of the most sacred and honored traditions in Wellington, the installation of the Avenue of Flags.
The Kansas Department of Education’s (KSDE) Sunflower Summer Program will be in effect. The program allows Kansas families to get out and explore something new by providing free access to Kansas museums, zoos, historic landmarks and more.
During the summer months, outdoor activities such as grilling are more prevalent. To safely enjoy using your grill, only use it for outdoor cooking. Covered balconies, porches or garages do not provide adequate ventilation for safely operating your charcoal grill.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 Raising Readers Storytime at 10:30am THURSDAY, JUNE 1 Yard Games for Kids at 4:30 - 6pm FRIDAY, JUNE 2 Puzzling Puzzles at 10am - 4pm SATURDAY, JUNE 3 Pajama Storytime at 10am (Game Knights is canceled for June) MONDAY, JUNE 5 Weekly Challenge sheets available for children and adults Salad & Series “National Parks of Kansas” at 6pm TUESDAY, JUNE 6 Sedgwick County Zoo Program at 11am, Raymond Frye Complex Adult Coloring from noon - 5pm WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 Raising Readers Storytime at 10:30am Play Doh at 4:30pm Cricut Crafts for Adults at 6pm .