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Edgerton approves construction projects

by | Apr 19, 2021 | | 0 |

Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News The Edgerton City Council passed several construction projects on April 8. The first project is for a road construction project for Nelson Street from 3rd to 8th Street through the...

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USD 231 policy discussed behind closed doors

by | Apr 16, 2021 | | 0 |

The school board met behind closed doors April 5 to determine policy regarding Senate Bill 40, which gives boards sole authority to take action in response to the COVID pandemic. Although the bill states “Any meeting or hearing...

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Boys do well at Olathe Invitational

by | Apr 17, 2021 | | 0 |

Coach Brian McGee On April 9 the boys’ team competed well at the Olathe Invitational, ultimately placing third overall. Only Mill Valley and Olathe East edged the Blazers by a few points. 1st place Quenton Walion, 1600m,...

Edgerton approves construction projects

Apr 19, 2021 |

Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News The Edgerton City Council passed several construction projects on April 8. The first project is for a road construction project for Nelson Street from 3rd to 8th Street through the...

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Age is just a number, right?

Apr 19, 2021 |

Joan Dorsey Contributing columnist So last week I asked my in home spy, about the weekend weather.  She told me Sunday was the day to do outdoor chores. She was not wrong. So 40 year old me made a “to do” list for Sunday. Tired...

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Boys do well at Olathe Invitational

Apr 17, 2021 |

Coach Brian McGee On April 9 the boys’ team competed well at the Olathe Invitational, ultimately placing third overall. Only Mill Valley and Olathe East edged the Blazers by a few points. 1st place Quenton Walion, 1600m,...

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Letters to the editor

Apr 17, 2021 |

Dear Editor, James Oltman’s letter in the 3/31/2021 issue of your paper was interesting, explaining the plight of Edgerton and describing it as a “community that struggled to provide for themselves”.  When I was born 73...

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Huskies compete against Wheatridge

Apr 16, 2021 |

Coach Wesley Slavens The Huskies Track and Field teams traveled across town to Wheatridge Middle School  and competed against PRMS and WMS on April 5. Below are the results. 7th Grade Girls: 2nd place team (43 Points) 1st place...

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USD 231 policy discussed behind closed doors

Apr 16, 2021 |

The school board met behind closed doors April 5 to determine policy regarding Senate Bill 40, which gives boards sole authority to take action in response to the COVID pandemic. Although the bill states “Any meeting or hearing...

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Train collides with car in Spring Hill

Apr 15, 2021 |

At approximately 2:10 a.m. the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office was called to a crash on the train tracks just South of the intersection of W. 175th Street and Woodland Road in Spring Hill. A train collided with a parked truck...

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Fatality accident at 175th, Four Corners

Apr 14, 2021 |

At approximately 8 a.m. April 12 the #JCSO Accident Investigation Team and Mobile Command Unit responded to a four vehicle crash at the intersection of 175th and Four Corners Road just West of Gardner. As a result of the crash,...

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Mustangs play host at Gardner triangular

Apr 14, 2021 |

Coach Cassie Medina The Wheatridge Mustangs hosted the Gardner Triangular on April 5.  This was the first track meet for both seventh and eighth graders, and it was a great showcase of the Gardner middle school athletic talent....

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