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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2011
Page
1
SRS Secretary Rob Siedlecki announced a major drive to boost adoptions of children in state custody. He cited newborn bias and proposed adapting Chicago's One Church One Child program from the 1980s to recruit adoptive parents, with churches offering postadoption support.
Kansas Action for Children and the Kansas Health Consumer Coalition condemn Gov. Brownback for rejecting a $31.5 million federal grant to create an insurance purchasing exchange under the federal health care reform law. Shannon Cotsoradis says the move undermined Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger after she started coordinating with providers insurers and businesses to design the exchange. She warns no further state exchange work can proceed without legislative authorization and funding.
Garden City branding efforts move to public hands as New Boston Creative Group presents three new logo and tag line designs at the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast. The designs emphasize the message international garden after months of local and outsider input led by Kristin Brighton.
Finney County Convention and Tourism Bureau funds a 75000 project with New Boston Creative to craft a new Garden City logo and brand. Community task forces from city, county, business leaders, colleges and neighbors shape a fresh image to attract people and business by year end.
Beersheba was Kansas first Jewish agricultural settlement founded in 1882 near Garden City. Eight Kansas colonies formed from Barber to Pratt counties as Russian Jewish immigrants sought homesteads under 160 acre grants. Many faded away. a historical marker now marks Beersheba on K-156.
Tonight partly cloudy with a low of 71. Friday mostly sunny and hot with a high of 102 and a low of 69. Details on page Ag.
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