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Good Kids - Junction City High School culinary students shine in summer school
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - We’re highlighting Geary County ‘Good Kids’ who are shining in summer school through culinary cleanliness. 10 JCHS culinary students were recently awarded the ‘ServSafe’ Food handler certification for their work in the classroom during the month of june. These Bluejays opted to take an elective consumer science and culinary class, and they received 75% or better on the food-handler exam. It’s a program designed to teach safe food handling practice to food-service employees.
K-State veterinarian shares tips to keep your dogs, cats safe this Fourth of July
MANHATTAN — As fireworks light up the sky and people gather for barbecues, this can cause anxiety and danger for pets across the country. Pet owners should start making plans now to keep pets safe and comfortable during the Fourth of July, said Susan Nelson, clinical professor at the Kansas State University Veterinary Health Center, a part of the College of Veterinary Medicine."It is best to speak to your veterinarian now to explore medication options for your pet if needed," Nelson said. "The majority of fireworks will be set off on July 4, a day your veterinarian's office might be closed."It is important to keep pets on a leash if they need to go outside. Owners should consider having pets wear a collar with ID tags and microchipping their pet. This helps pets be traced to their owners in case they get lost. It is also important to make sure that contact information is up to date.
K-state professor looks to study bees from your pool
MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Now that summer is in full swing, you may see pollinators sneaking into your pools. A Kansas State University assistant professor of Entomology is looking to collect bees from pool filters for a new study. Brian Spiesman is looking to determine what attracts bees to pools while considering bee populations. 27 News spoke […]
Picnic Prep — Plan for safety, says K-State food scientist
Washing hands should be among most important steps. One of the food safety steps that is often the most forgotten at outdoor picnics is also one of the most simple. Kansas State University food scientist Karen Blakeslee said while home cooks and BBQ aficionados often remember to cook foods to the required internal temperature and store food appropriately, they sometimes derail their party by not washing their hands.
Hawaiian Bros Island Grill could be coming soon
Plans to open a Hawaiian Bros restaurant may be back on track. Hawaiian Bros Island Grill, Kansas City, Mo.-based chain, submitted plans to the Manhattan city government to open in the former Panera Bread building at 325 E. Poyntz Ave. in 2022. Since then, the building has sat vacant with...
Preparing Food for the Fourth of July
The Fourth of July is full of food, fun and fireworks. As family and friends attend gatherings and events, Kansas State University food scientist Karen Blakeslee says food safety should be a top priority during festivities. The top four tips Blakeslee encourages include:. Always wash your hands before handling food...
In Focus – 7/1/24: Manhattan Parks & Rec, K-State Vet Med
Kyliah Kellerman, Recreation Coordinator and Casey Smithson, Parks Superintendent with Manhattan Parks and Rec discuss happenings, including the upcoming Little Apple Paddle. Dr. Jessica Meekins from K-State Veterinary Health checks in to talk animal health ahead of the 4th of July. Currently the host of "KMAN's Morning News", Troy is...
Rewilding: Transforming Urban Landscapes for Nature and Well-being
For many, a stroll in nature offers more than just exercise; it provides a sense of peace. According to Kansas State University horticulture extension specialist Cynthia Domenghini, creating green spaces not only benefits individuals but also contributes positively to the environment. One effective method to establish these areas is through rewilding.
Enrollment Open for Bellus Academy Summer Beauty Camp
July 3, Manhattan, KS – Bellus Academy is redefining what it means to be a camper as it hosts a Summer Beauty Camp, July 29-30, at its Manhattan campus. Instead of trails, tents, and campfires, campers will explore beauty techniques, treatments, and services during an immersive camp experience that blends classroom learning with hands-on games and activities.
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