Garden City Telegram contact and delivery rates notice
The Garden City Telegram lists contact details for editorial departments and staff including editor Dena Sattler and newsroom Brett Riggs. It provides mailing addresses, phone extensions, and emails for editorial, advertising, and circulation. Delivery options are shown with monthly rates for Garden City and outside areas.
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Garden City Telegram
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Obituary: William Boles 82 dies in Lakin April 8 2015
William Bill Boles 82 died April 8 2015 at High Plains Retirement Village Lakin born August 7 1932 Syracuse to William Preston and Minnie Boles a Garden City High School 1950 and Garden City Community College 1952 veteran US Army Corporal 1953 1955 stationed Pusan Korea with 21st Station Hospital married Joanna Nusser August 8 1953 in Garden City survived by wife three children and grandchildren funeral 10:30 am Saturday Trinity Lutheran Church Garden City private burial Valley View Cemetery Memorials Lead A Child or High Plains Retirement Village handled by Garnand Funeral Home
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High Plains
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Garden City High School
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South Korea
21St Station Hospital
Korea
Gardiner Dairy
Northern Natural Gas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Joanna M. Nusser
Garden City
Joanna
Verna Herman
Stephanie Coleman
Warrensburg
Missouri
Rhonda Sherran
Lake Tapps
Washington
Greg Boles
Wichita
Timm Griffin
Valley View Cemetery
High Plains Retirement Village
Garnand Funeral Home
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Kansas Lottery Drawn Numbers Thursday Report
Kansas Lottery results show Kansas 2 by 2 Red 15 1 White 16 23 and Pick 3 sequence 0 5 8 drawn on Thursday.
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KDOT to unveil Kansas Aviation Portal at Salina event
Kansas Department of Transportation will unveil the Kansas Aviation Portal at 10 a.m. Friday at the Kansas State University Salina Welcome Center. The portal will educate on aviation aspects including economic impact, system plans, and runway pavement conditions at Kansas airports, aiding planners and residents.
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Dodge City man dies in Gray County crash on dirt road
Cars Rodriguez, 52, of Dodge City, was westbound on S Road near the Ford Gray county line around 3 p.m. in a 2004 Toyota Camry when the vehicle fishtailed on a dirt section, left the pavement, struck a telephone pole, and ended in the ditch. He was wearing a seat belt.
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Dodge City
Gray County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Carlos Rodriguez
Ford-Gray County Line
Rodriguez
Multiple Arrests Reported For Ongoing Sentences And Alleged Offenses
Police reports list Andres Cruz-Ponce Dele 20 at 950 N Jennie Barker Rd jailed at 12:05 p.m. for an ongoing sentence. Juan Andres Lara 29 at 3790 W Jones jailed 1:14 p.m. for aggravated battery assault and incitement. Myra Muria-Duenes 20 at 2014 Henderson Dr jailed 7 p.m. for ongoing sentence. Gabriel Sanchez 20 at 405 Burnside Dr jailed 3 p.m. for criminal use of a financial card theft and three bench warrants. Manuel Banda 43 at 1404 W Fulton St jailed 8 p.m. for an ongoing sentence. Michael Hartley 39 at 1611 Jan St jailed 5:27 p.m. on a detainer. Hector Morales Sanchez 24 at 4170 E US Hwy 50 jailed noon for ongoing sentence. Donna Pitts 48 in Salina jailed 1:51 p.m. for probation violation. Santos Ruiz 27 at 4101 E US Hwy 50 jailed 2:35 p.m. for ongoing sentence. Continuous police activity listed without outcomes.
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Jennie Barker
Juan Andres Lara
W. Jones
Myra Jasmine Murcia
Duenes
Henderson Drive
Gabriel Alexander Sanchez
Burnside
Manuel Banda
W. Fulton St
Michael Troy Hartley
Jan St
Hector Morales Sanchez
E. U.S. Highway 50
Donna Lynn Pitts
Salina
Santos Ruiz
Fire department activity log for Garden City incidents
Garden City Fire Department reports multiple calls from March 30 to April 2 including false alarms at 301 N Main St and 1535 Rodkey Road gas leak responses, cancellations en route, unintentional smoke detector activations with no fire, a motor vehicle collision with injuries on Fulton Street, unauthorized burning at 2011 N Taylor Ave, grass fire at 1709 W Campbell St, and another unintentional smoke detector alert at 1507 Mikes Drive with rapid scene clearance times.
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Rodkey Road
N. Fourth St
N. Third St
Diamond Hill Drive
Fulton Street
N. Taylor Ave
W. Campbell St
Mikes Drive
W. Fulton St
Bomb scare prompts removal at Old Manor Road
At 5 33 p m at 2016 N Old Manor Road authorities cleared a bomb scare scene after explosives removal. Earlier times note a motor vehicle crash at 5000 S US Highway 83 with scene clearance at 2 22 a m and a Sunday 2 31 p m clearance.
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Sabra recalls about 30,000 cases of classic hummus
Sabra Dipping Co of Colonial Heights Virginia voluntary recalls about 30,000 cases of classic hummus due to possible listeria contamination. The affected items include 10 ounce, 30 ounce, 32 ounce, six pack 17 ounce and 23.5 ounce dual pack classic hummus products with May 11 or May 15 best before dates and corresponding UPC codes. No illnesses reported and other Sabra products unaffected.
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