02 Dec 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2006
Page
1
Wesley and Hunter starred as GCHS rolled to a win in a high school contest. The duo combined for pivotal plays and points, powering the team to a decisive triumph.
Abby Guerrero appears in vampire attire for a Halloween business event or promotion. The image suggests a themed costume likely tied to local marketing or a storefront display.
A brief notice appears in Volume 77 Number 284 column noting a Saturday event or telegram entry with names Rae Fee Cantey and Tek, without further detail. The fragment provides limited context but identifies individuals and a telegram linkage in the publication.
Garden City Community College strengthens local economic development by expanding workforce skills. President Carol Ballantyne notes a two fold approach, improving current workers and aligning training with business needs. The Business and Industry Institute tailors courses across several counties, addressing clerical skill gaps with an upcoming January class.
Jean Warta has become director of Garden City Community College Business and Industry Institute. She will assess local business training needs through interviews with employers and develop targeted courses such as a newly created crew leader training program with support from the Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Vision, and the One Stop Workforce Center.
Twenty five residents attended United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries World AIDS Day candlelight vigil. Tanya Ibarra and Gabriella Rivera spoke about education and prevention, noting the need for broader HIV AIDS awareness and testing outreach in their community.
Melissa Cooperrider, an animal keeper, tends to the Asia exhibit herd as temperatures reach 27 degrees. The zoo opens vehicle traffic for free on Friday morning marking winter’s slow pace with plans for a March 1 vehicle fee and April 1 hours shift.
Frigid air after near record highs raises drought worries for Kansas 2007 winter wheat. In central Kansas around Salina and Hillsboro the crop remains stressed with yellowing leaves and possible nitrogen deficiencies. Shroyer cautions the damage is not yet certain but concern grows as drought, hardening, and cold interact with dry soils.
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