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Published on -11/2/2009, 10:35 AM

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A public information meeting for waterline and street construction in Hays will be Nov. 10. The Hays Daily News apologizes for the error.

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One of the panelists at a health forum scheduled for Tuesday at Fort Hays State University was incorrectly listed.

Dona Keonigsman, director of the Student Health Center at FHSU, will be part of the panel along with Sunee Mickle from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas and Marilyn Ray, a fellow at FHSU's Docking Institute of Public Affairs.

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