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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2009
Page
1
Mike Morgan reports from Garden City on a snowy day featuring the Prince family enjoying cold weather fun. Suburban scene captures children building a snowman and parents supervising amid winter calm.
A fragmented list shows candidate names with vote counts and positions such as Mary Ann Bennett Jered Salas Katy Pauley Gayla Lohfink Tom Schuetz Douglas Schmidt Julie Rupp and others. Percentages and positions indicate standings in a local race with multiple entries and irregular formatting.
Duane West and Garden City officials discuss FEMA revisions that add property to the 100 year flood plain, potentially reducing property values and delaying development and sales while increasing flood insurance costs. A public meeting will be held and an estimated $23,000 study is funded to assess the impact and options.
Mary Ann Bennett Matt Jones and Gayla Lohfink won seats in the Holcomb district with Bennett defeating incumbent Mike Pfeifer for Position 5 and Schuetz retaining Position 2 by a narrow margin. Jones won Position 6 as the district tightens budgets and raises standards.
Finney County commissioners faced a tight 2010 budget cycle as they waited for general election results at the Administrative Center. A quarter-cent sales tax increase passed 1,793 to 674 to fund county building upkeep roads and related needs, giving budget hopes a brief light.
The Holcomb City Council re-elected incumbent Gary Newman and welcomed two new members Tracy Davis and Rob McCallister. Newman, in office since 2007, led with 138 votes while Davis had 134, McCallister 118, and fellow councilmen Trent Armstrong and Jim Welch did not seek re-election. See Election, Page A6.
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