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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2008
Page
1
A Greensburg scene shows a sign welcoming spring break volunteers. The cheerful board marks the community effort to support local projects during time off from school. Nearby residents gather, sharing plans and inviting more helpers to join.
Jeff Mooradian and his group Ask Vinnie, a local rock band formed in 2003, won Mosaic’s Battle of the Bands and earned the right to open for Styx on Sept. 6 at Finney County Fairgrounds. The event capped Mosaic’s Run Rock and Roll, a weekend featuring a health expo, pasta bar, and multiple running events.
Americans buy 30 million Forever stamps daily as May 12 price increase to 42 cents nears. Forever stamps remain valid for full postage, while other 41-cent stamps require extra postage. Postal Service notes demand growth and has printed 1.5 billion 1-cent stamps for anticipated needs. New stamp sets with pioneering journalists and American flag imagery debut amid rising fuel costs.
Phi Van 33 a Garden City pediatric podiatrist who worked at Siena Clinic died after a serious medical issue at Via Christi St. Francis Hospital in Wichita. He was flown there from St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City on Thursday. Memorial service planned at St. Catherine and funeral services in Wichita with details to follow.
Garden City High School senior Michael Garrison, 19, embraced pressure during a lengthy welding contest. He says competitors watched him in the room, reflected in his helmet, as he claimed the No. 1 state title and earned a spot to represent Kansas at nationals in June in Kansas City, Missouri. He was runner up last year.
Garden City High School senior Michael Garrison earned first place as the state's top secondary welder, with fellow GCHS senior Jacob Wheeler taking second. Garrison began in agriculture, grew to love welding, and credits countless extra hours for his mastery. Instructor Don Murrell and AWS program staff witnessed his achievement with a featured welded piece.
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