Bernie the Cat Naps on Favorite Spot in Garden City
Local brief notes Bernie the cat enjoying a long nap at his preferred sunlit spot in Garden City. Kris Smith reports the scene, capturing a quiet moment of daily life in the community.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2007
Page
1
Local brief notes Bernie the cat enjoying a long nap at his preferred sunlit spot in Garden City. Kris Smith reports the scene, capturing a quiet moment of daily life in the community.
Garden City educators and the USD 457 board reach a tentative accord allowing teachers to sell unused personal days at substitute pay if ratified. The deal adds two personal days per year for any reason and up to 10 emergency sick leave days, with the superintendent able to grant extra days in extenuating circumstances.
A new law allowing police to stop teens aged 14 to 17 for not buckling up is seen as a first step. Advocates push for stronger adult seat belt laws and tighter teenage driving rules, planning to return next session to seek further restrictions. Jim Hanni of AAA Kansas calls it a starting point while lawmakers remain hesitant.
The Kansas Sampler Foundation invites nominations across eight categories architecture art commerce cuisine customs geography history and people for Kansas eight wonders. More than a thousand nominations have poured in and submissions run until May 6. The Kansas Sampler Festival occurs May 5 6 in Garden City at Lee Richardson Zoo with final 24 to be chosen by a 12 member state panel for online voting.
The AP Ipsos poll finds women and minorities more likely than men and whites to view gun violence as a major problem and to support stricter laws. Democrats and urban residents favor tighter controls more than Republicans and suburban/rural residents, despite the Virginia Tech shootings.
In Scott County the district implements two programs to help students earn a diploma and not just a GED. Superintendent Don Wells says failure is not an option and behind students are urged to join the programs to earn credits. The Success Center began this school year for students lagging in credits near Scott Community High School.
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