Garden City Telegram Contacts and Delivery Information
The Garden City Telegram provides staff contacts across departments including editor Dena Sattler and editors Brett Riggs, Daniel Sato, and others. It lists delivery options, subscription rates, circulation contacts, and office hours with phone numbers and emails for newsroom, advertising, and circulation.
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Brett Riggs
Riggs
Daniel Sato
Derek Thompson
SW Life, Entertainment
Newsroom
Dthompson
Shajia Ahmad
Sahmad
Rachael Gray
Rgray
Brett Marshall
Bmarshall
Jason Elmquist
Jelmquist
Bridal
Debbie Schiffelbein
Debbie
Marisa Perez
Marisa
Obituaries for Martinez and Moore in Tribune and Sublette
Henry R Martinez 82 died Aug 10 2010 at Greeley County Health Center Tribune born June 28 1928 in Walsenburg Colorado served as a US Army corporal during the Korean conflict married Rachel Gayton March 21 1953 in Raton New Mexico survived by wife three daughters two brothers a sister seven grandchildren six great grandchildren memorial service set 11 am MDT Saturday at St Joseph Catholic Church Tribune. Joan Moore 80 former Sublette resident died Aug 11 2010 at her Dodge City home born Feb 15 1930 in Sublette married Homer R Moore Jr Aug 27 1950 in Clayton New Mexico worked in restaurants and as a sales clerk husband died 1975 survived by two sons a daughter three brothers three sisters many grandchildren and great grandchildren funeral 10:30 am Saturday at Church Of The Nazarene Sublette burial Haskell County Cemetery Sublette visitation today and Friday at Haskell County Funeral Home Sublette memorials Hospice Of The Prairie Dodge City care of the funeral home Box 607 Sublette KS 67877.
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Tribune
Henry R. Martinez
Greeley County Health Center
Walsenburg
Colo
Oscar
Fernanda Sanchez Martinez
Martinez
Greeley County
Rachel Gayton
Raton
N.M
Horace
Darlene Foster
Colorado Springs
Loretta Morgan
Amarillo
Texas
Emily Moritz
Donald Martinez
Robert Martinez
Pueblo
Ida Valdez
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Price & Sons Funeral Home
Joan Moore
Sublette
Dodge City
Ellsworth C
Martha Henrietta Dye Creeden
Homer Robert Moore Jr
Clayton
Yvonne Moore
Jerry Moore
Dorsey G
Bob
Jack Creeden
Wanda West
Bruce Moore
Fort Worth
Scott Moore
Lawrence
Becky Moore
Bill Creeden
Pensacola
Fla
Ben Creeden
Garden City
Jim Creeden
Nita Sunderland
Satanta
Janie Dewall
Coldwater
Mary Allingham
Lakeside
Calif
Church of the Nazarene
Haskell County
Hospice of the Prairie
Police Beat Log Highlights Local Arrests and Citations
Saturday arrests include Victor Perez 34 of Fleming Street on felony obstruction and a Ford County warrant for felony theft. Adolfo Lopez 14 released after alleged cough medicine theft from Target. Christina Lopez 47 cited for battery from Aug. 5 incident. Ya Sin 31 cited for July 8 domestic battery. William Stark 47 arrested on municipal warrant for disorderly conduct. Armando Marquez 33 detained on no license warrant. Kevin Coast 18 cited for marijuana possession.
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Victor Perez
Fleming St
Fleming Street
Ford County
Adolfo Lopez
Apache Drive
Target
Kansas Ave
Christina Lopez
Nancy Place
Cedar Street
Ya Sin
W. Mary St
Apt
West Mary Street
William Stark
Law Enforcement Center
Armando Marquez
18Th St
Kevin Coast
Stevens Ave
St. John Street
Weekend vehicle thefts and thefts chase multiple suspects
A string of thefts and break ins reported from several blocks on North Ninth Street Labrador Boulevard Fleming Street Windyview Drive and East Kansas Avenue plus at St Catherine Hospital Redline Motors Garden City High School and 1600 Summit Street. Suspected losses include stereo face plates wallets money a refrigerator air conditioning system a license plate and a bike. One arrest: Aubree Marie Thurston 21 Ellis detained in Finney County for driving while suspended and a failure to appear warrant.
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Fleming Street
Windyview Drive
Labrador Boulevard
138Th Street
East Kansas Avenue
St. Catherine Hospital
E. Spruce St
Redline Motors
E. Fulton St
Garden City High School
N. Main St
Aubree Marie Thurston
Ellis
Finney County
Criminal damage reports across three city blocks
Between midnight and 8 a.m. in the 700 block of Howerton Place a vehicle window was forced down causing $150 in damage. From 10:30 p.m. Sunday to 7:35 a.m. Monday three vehicle windows were broken on Diane Street with $700 loss. Between midnight and 4 p.m. on North 11th Street a wooden fence was spray painted causing $100 damage.
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Howerton Place
Diane Street
North 11Th Street
Time Out Sports Bar assault and other early crimes
Between 1:50 and 2:09 a.m. at Time Out Sports Bar a known person struck another and broke a windshield with a bat causing $200 loss. Later reports note a gun threat on Labrador Boulevard and a home entry on North Taylor Avenue. Multiple investigations continue as additional incidents are logged on South Third Street and JC Street.
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Time Out Sports
N. Taylor Ave
Labrador Boulevard
North Taylor Avenue
JC Street
South Third Street
Finney County arrests list includes five individuals on various charges
Finney County Sheriff's Office reports arrest at 1 45 pm of Enrique Ramirez 32 address 1911 N Main on theft by threat allegations. Luis Manuel Rodriguez Mora 38 address 1805 Kello St arrested 4 05 pm on probation violation. Carlos Espinoza 19 address 4101 E US Highway 50 arrested 12 45 pm on probation violations and failure to appear warrant. Luis Garcia 34 address 4830 Hillcrest Rd Lot 6 arrested 4 23 am on driving under the influence. Francisca Madrid Felix 49 Cactus Texas arrested 2 pm on probation violation and identity theft. Also noted are a system malfunction at 1118 Fleming St 1109. dispatched and cancelled en route at 11 39 am. a road freight or transport vehicle fire on East US Highway 50 at 2 12 pm. grass fires on 1804 W St John St at 8 57 pm and 200 Sydnee Lane at 9 19 pm.
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Enrique Ramirez
N. Main St
Finney County
Luis Manuel Rodriguez- Mora
Kello St
Carlos Steven Espinoza
E. US. Highway 50
Luis Garcia
Hillcrest Road
Lot
Francisca Madrid Felix
Cactus
Texas
Fleming St
E. Spruce St
U.S. Highway
W. St. John St
Sydnee Lane
Obituary Submissions Deadline Policy Set
The policy requires obituaries be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions, ensuring timely publication. It outlines daily cutoff times to guarantee inclusion in upcoming editions.
Kansas Lottery Draws From Topeka Wednesday
Kansas winners included Daily Pick 3 numbers 6 8 2 and Super Kansas Cash 09 11 12 20 29 with Cash Ball 22 2. By 2 red balls 13 22 and white balls 5 25. Hot Lotto 05 10 11 15 32 with Hot Ball 4. Powerball 07 10 22 23 52 and Powerball 29 with Power Play 2.
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Topeka
Kansas
Daily Pick
Super Kansas Cash
Robbery suspect fled after knife threat at city intersection
Garden City police investigate an aggravated robbery on Wednesday night at the US 83 50 Bypass and Spruce Street. A dark skinned Hispanic man in a ski mask demanded the wallet, cut the victim, and fled after the driver sped away. Victim treated for a neck laceration. Call 276-1300 or Crime Stoppers at 275-7807 with tips.
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Garden City
Spruce Street
Beagle
Reagle
GCPD
Gard en City man critically injured by milling machine
Finney County Sheriff reports 64 year old William Gere of Garden City was thrown from an asphalt milling machine onto a trailer near Holcomb High School. He was taken to St Catherine Hospital and then to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita in critical condition after the 8 26 p m incident in the 600 block of North Jones Avenue. Gere drove the machine but was not a Klotz Sand and Asphalt Paving employee.
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Garden City
Wichita
Holcomb High School
William Gere
St. Catherine Hospital
Wesley Medical Center
North
Jones Avenue
Finney County
Kevin Bascue
Gere
Klotz Sand & Asphalt
Klotz
OSHA cites Garden City feed manufacturer
OSHA proposes 48500 in fines against Hi Plains Feed of Garden City for 24 safety violations in its anhydrous ammonia system. The agency cites lack of employee training and no written operating procedures. Manager Ted Jackson says confusion over two sets of rules caused some violations and that fixes are underway under an OSHA plan to substantially reduce penalties.
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Wichita
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Garden City
OSHA
Hi Plains
Ted Jackson
Jackson
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