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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2015
Page
3
Garden City High School enrollment runs 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. with ID photos lockers and parking permit. Students pay 36 enrollment fee 30 iPad protection and 20 activity tickets. Open house 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday Aug. 11 to pick schedules IDs and tour the building. First day Thursday Aug. 18 with a half day orientation for key grades and new students.
Kansas Department of Transportation selects Hugoton and seven other public use airports for Phase II funding under the Kansas Airport Improvement Program. Hugoton will receive 315000 for crack seal slurry seal and remarking, part of KDOTs $5 million annual program under T-WORKS. 118 applications totaling over 42 million were submitted. Phase II projects get 3.8 million in state contributions. Sponsors must cover 5 to 50 percent of project costs per KASP guidelines.
The Downtown Garden City Farmers Market runs this week from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Stevens Park with Open Mic in the band shell. Local musicians perform as fresh produce baked goods and hand crafted items join jams jellies and more for sale. For vendor info call Sherri Johnston at 620-805-5992 or visit the market's Facebook page.
A welcome reception for the new agents at the Finney County Extension Office is scheduled for Thursday. The public is invited to meet Katelyn Barthel, the new agriculture and natural resources agent, and Tayla Cannella, the new 4-H and youth development agent, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Extension office, 501 S. Ninth St.
Kansas officials rescinded the plan to cap TANF cash withdrawals at 25 daily dollars after federal officials warned the restriction would cut into needy families access to cash. The measure had been part of a welfare reform bill that also trimmed TANF lifetime eligibility and daily cash limits.
Daniel Slack, the new superintendent of USD 216 in Deerfield, arrived from Missouri after a 25 year career in education. He begins July 6 and faces Kansas school finance transitions while emphasizing collaboration with staff and the school board. Deerfield teachers start with in service on Wednesday and Thursday, with USC 216 beginning August 10 for a half day and August 11 for a full day.
AAA reports Kansans spent about one third less per gallon in the first seven months of 2015 versus 2014 with regular gas averaging 2.32 dollars per gallon, down from 3.38. Statewide average Monday was 2.51, 99 cents below last year, while Kansas metro areas ranged from 2.33 in Wichita to 2.64 in Lawrence.
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