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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2007
Page
1
Picture This House Blend members Joe Irsik Deann Crase Katie Hahn Jane Jacobs and Gale Seibert took the stage at the Senior Center in a lively community performance. Dhain contributed by Normalm.
Garden City commissioners and staff debated a dream city during a visioning retreat at the Community Congregational Church. They described growth, a diverse business climate, cleanliness, ownership by residents, and reliable basic services with few problems.
The Rev. Joseph Bahr pastor of St. Dominic Catholic Church in Garden City died of cardiac arrest at St. Catherine Hospital at age 73. He served since 1999 and founded Manna House and St. Dominic Charities, aiding the poor. He began priesthood in 1960 in Worthington Ohio and worked across western Kansas. He was remembered as a caring mentor who connected with many locally.
Johnson City residents and educators joined Kansas Education Commissioner Alexa Posny and Sally Cauble to urge a system that trains students for 21st century work. They praised internships and partnerships while exploring career pathways as early as seventh grade to keep local youth from leaving.
The Kansas Board of Regents endorsed a two year residential academy for high school juniors and seniors on the Fort Hays State University campus potentially starting fall 2009. The plan, modeled after similar programs in 15 states, awaits funding from the Kansas Legislature and includes a $100000 state planning grant. Fort Hays State president Edward Hammond called it an honor and steering committee members praised the proposal as comprehensive.
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