Easter Bunny visit at Grandma Tower’s home
Neysa Allie Annie and Jennifer pose with the Easter Bunny at Grandma Tower's residence in Garden City. Photo credit Eleanna Pullman.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2005
Page
1
Neysa Allie Annie and Jennifer pose with the Easter Bunny at Grandma Tower's residence in Garden City. Photo credit Eleanna Pullman.
In Topeka AP reports a state senator deems the Legislature and courts clash over school funding a Kabuki dance. Lawmakers approve a $127 million annual increase and beat the Tuesday deadline set by the Kansas Supreme Court to craft a fairer funding plan.
At a Saturday legislative coffee, lawmakers and the public said the future of Kansas school finance for 2005 rests with the Kansas Supreme Court. They acknowledged the 127 million dollar package has gaps but view it as a good faith effort addressing the court’s concerns. Attendees included Reps. Hayzlett Light Loyd Powell and Senate President Morris.
Angie Schiebert 11 learns lassoing at the Charles O. Stone Intermediate Center booth as part of Garden City Community College Literacy Carousel. Marilyn Ornelas and Julie Chamberlain, at Holcomb Wiley Elementary, cover Taryn Tabor 4 with newspapers to craft a make shift western hat during the event themed Happy Trails to Reading.
Finney County deputy Gary Martinez warns security flaws during prisoner transport and courtroom movement. He cites limited sightlines in an alley walk from the SEC to the courthouse and crowded courtroom passages. Sheriff Bascue notes high risk prisoners receive two officers and shackles. judges confirm layout can raise risks amid high profile cases.
Megg Rubbo, 44, longtime youth leader at Cornerstone Church in Garden City, credits a Dodge City pastor with steering her toward guiding youth. Since 1985 she has dedicated her life to loving and shaping young lives through faith-based mentorship.
The speaker, a youth leader, emphasizes making gospel messages louder than MTV and pop culture to engage fifth and sixth graders. She notes the challenge of delivering a unique presentation suited to that age group as described on Page A5.
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