Main Street reconfigures to three lanes in Garden City
Garden City moves Main Street from four to three lanes as part of a 2013 Downtown Master Plan change. The project cost 587000 with 200000 state funding, converting to two through lanes and an 11 foot center turning lane, plus 45 degree parking. City aims to slow traffic and boost safety amid heavy pedestrian activity.
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Sanctuary County Label Draws Fire Over Law and Funds
Online readers debate Finney Kansas designation as a sanctuary county amid proposed legislation to withhold FEMA funds. Critics warn the move pressures local law and funding, while supporters cite adherence to state and federal law.
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Letters to the Telegram for publication in Garden City
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone for confirmation before publication. Submissions may be edited for libel and length. general thank you notes preferred. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 aditara teleavar Online www cctelegram com
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Britain Faces Invasion Like Migrants Storm Calais Barricade
A sweeping analysis notes a migrant surge from North Africa and the Middle East toward Calais as they seek entry into England via the Channel tunnel, sparking traffic chaos, political debate, and security fears in Britain and France, with ministers warning that asylum rules and border controls must tighten across Europe.
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Kirk or Picard as leadership lens in US policy
Column compares Kirk and Picard as signs of the times in US foreign policy debates. Cruz links the fictional captains to Iran nuclear talks, diplomacy versus action, and partisan stances, arguing leadership style mirrors global strategy while noting Obama era gains with TPP Cuba and Iran. Jason Stanford discusses implications for American leadership.
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The Race War We Already Had and Its Legacy
A columnist argues that World War II was a global race war driven by racial hatred. He notes the Japanese and Germans' ideologies, internment of Japanese Americans, and domestic race riots, then describes Hiroshima and Nagasaki as turning points. The piece frames the nuclear era and warns that humanity remains prone to tribal conflict, even as it seeks peace for future generations.
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