Picture This Morgan Tanser and Richard France Play Sorry
Morgan Tanser and her stepfather Richard France enjoy a friendly game of Sorry on New Year’s Eve in Gardan City, capturing a quiet family moment as the year ends.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2008
Page
1
Morgan Tanser and her stepfather Richard France enjoy a friendly game of Sorry on New Year’s Eve in Gardan City, capturing a quiet family moment as the year ends.
Garden City’s 12 member selection committee has 10 initial applicants for city manager, all from out of state, meeting this week to begin screening. The panel plans to forward up to five finalists to the commission at the April 22 meeting, with names not released until after the recommendation. Former city manager Bob Halloran retired in March after 33 years with the city. The interim city manager is Matt Allen. Committee members include Carol Ballantyne Tim Cruz Dick Fankhauser George Hopkins Gail Lee Steve Martinez Dennis Mesa Delores Morales Steve O Brate Sister Janice Thome Dana Woodbury Mitch Young. Alternates are Troy Nanninga and Rebecka Clare.
Community gathers at Grant County Civic Center to mourn Ulysses High School sophomores Myranda Mason Veronika McDaniel Victoria Dowell and Julia Alcala after a semitrailer collision near Stubbs Road and U S 160. Jennifer Longfellow remains hospitalized as services and closures follow.
Kansas House Republicans backed a carbon tax Monday with a 78 42 amendment taxing CO2 at 37 per ton above 110 of state average aimed at Wyandotte County coal plants and lowest emission credits for utilities. By today several conservatives flipped to oppose the measure as Democrats argue it lacks emission reduction requirements and fairness across the state.
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