Picture This Miss Florida and Miss Kansas At Pageant
Christina Sheppard Miss Florida and Jennifer Wehkamp Miss Kansas attended the America's Cover Miss pageant in Orlando Florida showcasing contestants and local pageant excitement.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 2003
Page
1
Christina Sheppard Miss Florida and Jennifer Wehkamp Miss Kansas attended the America's Cover Miss pageant in Orlando Florida showcasing contestants and local pageant excitement.
New York City limped back to power as lights flickered on across all five boroughs including Staten Island. Mayor Bloomberg praised the response amid heat and evacuations, noting fewer looting incidents than in 1977. Power was back by morning in many areas. stock exchanges resumed with delays on the AmEx.
Garden City mayor Reynaldo Mesa formed a Downtown Vision Committee to gather input on reviving downtown as Main Street sees more empty storefronts. The grassroots group, started in May, aims to coordinate among existing groups like the Finney County Preservation Alliance and Garden City Downtown Association to improve downtown projects and communication.
Stephen Sroka, a 21 year old Baltimore college student, rides from Annapolis Maryland to Florence Oregon to raise money for cancer research and support. He pauses at Ralph Frazee’s home in Garden City after aiding a stranded motorist, making new connections along the journey. The ride began June 21 and is sponsored by The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults.
A Great Bend woman claims her father Richard Griffin died from West Nile virus encephalitis amid state doubt. Griffin died in Wichita at 68 after respiratory failure and post polio syndrome, with doctors linking his death to West Nile. state officials say no confirmed West Nile death exists in Kansas.
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