Water Plant and abatement deal move forward in Garden City
Wheatland Electric and Garden City advance a 12 million dollar reverse osmosis water treatment plant with a 40 year contract. The project with IBP Sunflower and Finney County Rural Water District 1 aims to reduce pollutants, supply cleaner water, and curb costs while the city negotiates state water rights and financing via KDHE loan options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City and
Wheatland Electric Co-Op
Lee Construction
Kansas Avenue
Inge Street
Norman
Division of Water Resources
Garden City
DWR
Wheatland Electric
Redrill
IBP
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Halloran
Joel Mahnken
Mahnken
Wheatland
Jeff Whitham
Jean Payne
Garden City City Commission
Finney County Rural Water District No. 1
Sunflower
Decontamination Effort Continues In Hart Building
After four days workers press to finish decontaminating the Hart Senate Office Building of anthrax spores with chlorine dioxide gas. EPA overseers fill HVAC segments, raise humidity to 75 percent to ensure spores absorb the gas. Lt. Dan Nichols says the process will not be rushed. Daschle notes possible reopening early next month or next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hart Senate
Environmental Protection Agency
Dan Nichols
U.S. Capitol
United States
Ing
EPA
Jennifer Browne
Senate
Tom Daschle
Daschle
D-S.d
NBC
Meet the Press
New Year's Plans Highlight Local Venues and Stores
Garden Bowl hosts adult oriented Razzle Dazzle bowling at 7 and 9 30 pm with reservations while Bowlmania offers family friendly fun at 7 pm. Hard Rock Lanes also plans festivities as do Eagles and Elks lodges with parties and dances. Tabor’s Retail Liquor boosts beer and liquor stock ahead of the holiday.
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Garden Bowl
Taylor Ave
Hard Rock Lanes
E. Laurel St
Susan Dougherty
Dougherty
Eagles Lodge
Highway 83
Mary St
Tonda Tabor
Tabor’s
W. Mary St
Tabor
Ornelas Seeks Long Life To See Grandsons Graduate
Ornelas, a Teetzen Construction worker paralyzed by a 1998 accident, spends days in a wheelchair or with a cane while friends and neighbors help him. Doctors say weeks to live amid ongoing health struggles yet he remains determined to see his grandsons graduate and one athletic grandson compete. He lives by a simple creed: I’m helping because I hope someone does the same for me.
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Teetzen Construction
Ornelas
Wharton
Garden Center
Assembly of God Church
Tony
Fitness resolutions boost YMCA enrollments and gear sales
Knight notes more than 100 members visited the YMCA last month amid New Year fitness pushes. He hopes the incentive to invite friends increases joiners this month as Americans struggle to prioritize leisure spending post September 11. Sears sales staff expect a January upswing in treadmills and sporting goods as shoppers seek fitness equipment.
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Knight
YMCA
Cole Brownlee
Sporting Goods
Sears
Brownlee
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Lewis Motors
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Sequoyah
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