Picture This A bear getting some sun at the zoo
Inger Green reports a bear soaking up sunshine at Garden City Zoo with visitors nearby observing the calm scene.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2007
Page
1
Inger Green reports a bear soaking up sunshine at Garden City Zoo with visitors nearby observing the calm scene.
Western Kansas administrators call for more dollars to boost teacher salaries and ease licensure barriers. Rural districts explore incentives, housing and extra pay for hard to fill spots while Ulysses USD 214 and Garden City USD 457 seek targeted boosts for math science and special education.
Finney County Sheriff deputy Steve Martinez urges shoppers to lock vehicles and hide belongings during holidays. He advises placing packages in the trunk and parking close to stores, plus staying aware of surroundings and checking back seats when in parking garages to deter auto burglaries.
Finney County commissioners learned that MSNBC reporter Bill Dedman is examining Kansas bridge data. KDOT Secretary Deb Miller notified officials a national broadcast could spotlight Kansas, citing many local bridges behind on inspections since the Minneapolis collapse. Ellermann was asked to join a state task force to evaluate and improve local bridge conditions. Finney County has 40 to 50 county maintained bridges.
Pawnee Watershed District approves reopening bid rules for the $22.4 million HorseThief Reservoir project. The board drops pre qualification in favor of evaluating bids after submission and considers factors beyond past dam work. Bid date moved to February with aim to proceed in April.
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