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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2008
Page
1
Shirley William of Garden City credits the advances in the project titled Picture This xd. The note highlights artistic development and regional reception for the work as it progresses through local venues.
Garden City prepares for KMOM the Kansas Mission of Mercy two day free dental clinic at Finney County Fairgrounds April 18 and 19. No income limits or appointments, first come first served with doors at 5 30 a m. Last KMOM in 2003 removed about 3500 teeth across the two days.
Kansas Mission of Mercy expects 2,000 to 2,500 people to receive dental care in Garden City. The event is valued at about 1 million dollars for the care provided. Over two days 3,500 teeth are expected to be removed. The KMOM dates are April 18 and 19.
Silvia Rojas, Garden City parent, told a Town Hall meeting that minors drinking alcohol imposes hidden costs on families. John Kennis, director of the Southwest Kansas Regional Juvenile Detention Center, explained the center charges 145 dollars daily with typical stays around 12 days, though some youths stay longer.
Tribune voters chose Tom Farmer and Jack Arnold for municipal services, Iby Kleymann and Mary Wright for general services, with Mike Thon at large, forming a five member Unified Board of Supervisors. The board, to take office January 2009, ends separate city council and county commission.
In Copeland USD 476, 134 residents voted yes and 45 no on a $4 million bond for a new junior high building with 10 classrooms, offices, and gym adjacent to the current facility. About 58 percent of the district's 306 registered voters participated, with supporters saying the plan secures the community's future.
Kansas negotiators edge toward immigration legislation but sheriffs warn mandatory bail and housing illegals will raise jail costs. Johnson County Sheriff Frank Denning cited overcrowding and federal funding gaps, noting high 2005 detention costs with little reimbursement. House negotiator Arlen Siegfreid acknowledged concerns as talks proceed.
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