Archive for Friday, January 21, 2011

Also from January 21

Lead stories

6:00 a.m.
USD 348 officials react to possible state budget cuts
By Jimmy Gillispie
January 20, 2011
Paul Dorathy wasn’t shocked with news of the governor recommended state cuts to education for this year or next year. In fact, he feels prepared for the looming budget cuts. The USD 348 superintendent just didn’t know how much might be taken out of the 2010-2011 or 2011-2012 budgets.
2:10 p.m.
School board considering storage building at ballfield complex
By Jimmy Gillispie
January 20, 2011
A portion of the final dollars from the November 2008 bond issue might soon be spent on the ball field complex near the elementary schools on the west edge of Baldwin City. As construction of the Performing Arts Center continues near Baldwin Junior High School, the USD 348 Board of Education is considering another bond issue project.
11:32 p.m.
BHS advances to fifth straight BIT title game
By Jimmy Gillispie
January 21, 2011
Justin Vander Tuig had a quiet 25 points for the Bulldogs as they advanced to their fifth consecutive Baldwin Invitational Tournament championship game at home Friday night.

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BHS advances to fifth straight BIT title game
By Jimmy Gillispie
January 21, 2011
Justin Vander Tuig had a quiet 25 points for the Bulldogs as they advanced to their fifth consecutive Baldwin Invitational Tournament championship game at home Friday night.
First residents files for city council election
By Staff Report
January 21, 2011
Baldwin City resident Jason Mock has filed with the county to run for the Baldwin City Council election.
BHS girls game against Osawatomie moved to Saturday morning
By Staff Report
January 21, 2011
The Baldwin High School girls’ varsity basketball game against Osawatomie, originally scheduled for Thursday, will be made up at 11 a.m. Saturday morning in the Baldwin Junior High School gym.
Letter to the editor
January 21, 2011
To the editor: On behalf of the trustees of the Baldwin Education Foundation, I want to express sincere thanks to the Baldwin State Bank and its customers for their donations to the Baldwin Education Foundation through the Baldwin State Bank Bulldog Card.