Picture This Dr Pamela Stewart in native attire speaks of volunteer work
Dr Pamela Stewart presents experiences as a volunteer in South America wearing native dress. Photo by Dave Crabb Garden City.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2004
Page
1
Dr Pamela Stewart presents experiences as a volunteer in South America wearing native dress. Photo by Dave Crabb Garden City.
Garden City commissioners approved a five year process to expand U S 50 to four lanes, sealing the decision with unanimous support after two years of city agendas and public input. The measure now rests with voters as officials outline the project timeline and funding.
Garden City officials weighed two funding requests tied to a Kansas Department of Transportation four lane highway plan. A $60,000 Buxton Co. study would map local shopping gaps and optimal store placement. a $40,000 Downtown Vision Inc. request aims to revive Main Street. A countywide quarter cent sales tax could fund a $3.83 million local match, with 18 months to identify funding, or city bonds tied to property taxes if the tax fails.
Local musicians meet at Kadee's Coffee Break on the third Thursday each month to raise funds for Relay for Life. The May 21 event begins at 7 p.m. and runs to 7 a.m. at Memorial Stadium, aiding the American Cancer Society with donations gathered during two jam sessions left before the race.
A June 8 jury trial is scheduled for John R. Harms and Tywana Harms, a Wichita couple accused of robbing Commerce Bank on March 30. A May 27 status conference precedes the trial, with a police complaint detailing a masked entry, a handgun, and a later traffic stop arrest in Wichita.
Garden City mayor Reynaldo Mesa passed the gavel Tuesday to incoming mayor Jeff Whitham amid thanks to the community, staff, and family. Whitham, Western State Bank CEO, urged involvement and noted the work behind city governance while Janie Perkins was elected vice mayor.
About 15 to 20 soldiers from the U S Army Reserves 467th Engineering Detachment are set to end their deployment in Iraq by April. No flight plans exist yet but family members say they were told some could fly to Kuwait by Friday and return to the United States by April 23. Soldiers have been in Iraq since May last year and home destinations include Garden City Holcomb Hutchinson Kinsley and the Kansas City area. One home is in Mesa Aziz.
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