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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2008
Page
1
Pat Barber Rusty Farr Faye Ellen Anderson and J D Farr square off for a bridge game at the Senior Center. Linda Adams in Garden City appears in the scene as a local participant or observer.
Garden City residents bid at the 30th Annual Garden City Community College Endowment Association Scholarship Auction. Pat Bridges scanned a list of more than 300 silent auction items and about 100 live auction items. The event, held Friday night, aims to raise around $100,000 for student scholarships.
In Topeka, House leaders failed to secure enough votes to override the governor's veto of a coal fired power plant bill. A return in late April is planned as House Speaker Melvin Neufeld notes 30 days remain to muster the two thirds majority. An earlier vote backed Sunflower Electric Power Corp. but fell short of the 84 needed.
United Methodist Mexican American Ministries dental clinic in Garden City will run without a dentist from Tuesday through late July. Hygienist and manager Mary Ellen Caldwell said Adam Winter will leave to focus on his private Scott City practice, with his last day Monday. The clinic at 909 Zerr Road serves insured and underinsured patients.
Jessica Perez leads a reading mentors program at Garden City's Buffalo Jones Elementary as part of a 17 school series. Mentors visit classrooms to boost literacy, with students showing engaged, active learning and improved reading confidence across grade levels.
Alex Beltran, a high school sophomore from New Outlook Academy, reads with kindergartners while other students work on blocks, coloring, and computers at Buffalo Jones. He visits daily, doing puzzles, flash cards, and reading with a younger student as teachers guide.
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