Garden City eyes Main Street program for downtown revival
Garden City faces a tight May 27 deadline to apply for the Main Street program. Jeanne Stinson lauds local backing while cautions the effort demands innovation and sustained community drive to transform the downtown district with diverse offerings and heritage pride.
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Quotes From Officials And Citizens On Security And Space
Costas Kokotis, who runs restaurants near Athens, urges constant alertness as security tightens for Olympic cruise ship visitors. Michael Fincke’s father recalls his son’s spaceflight with pride and awe. Andrew Bittenbender, 17, jokes about asking to use the bathroom during a National Guard prep weekend.
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Garrity KS Letters to Editor Contact Details
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email at editor gctelegram com by fax at 620 275 2704 or 620 276 6862 or by mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garrity KS 67846.
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First Amendment Brae Definition Not Lawmaking Text
The excerpt outlines core limits on government power regarding religion speech press assembly and petition. It cites establishment clauses prohibiting law that would favor one faith and free exercise protections. It anchors rights to speak, publish, assemble, and seek government redress in a concise constitutional framing.
New Garden City Telegram editor pledges fair local coverage
The Garden City Telegram editor-publisher outlines the paper’s commitment to fairness and full community representation. He emphasizes reporting accuracy balance and openness on public officials, and invites reader engagement on the Editorial page while reflecting on the paper’s role in chronicling local history and events.
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Christopher Wasser
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram
Garden City
Court ruling prompts mixed results in university admissions
A New York Times report shows three schools that ended automatic extra points for minority applicants after the Supreme Court ruling still admitted minorities at similar rates or with minor declines. Michigan, Ohio State, and Massachusetts all posted steady or near steady minority enrollment, challenging the notion that diversity requires condescension. Conservative groups demand documentation on how ethnicity influences admissions, while critics argue the goal remains inequality. Roger Hernandez.
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Influenza Origin Debate in Haskell County Century-Old Case
A recount of John M Barry The Great Influenza arguing the 1918 pandemic began in Haskell County Kansas through epidemiological clues from Dr Loring Miner. It traces viral movement from Funston Fort Riley to Europe and onward, noting wartime air routes and mass casualties.
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