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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2005
Page
1
Jennifer Chaffee adopts a puppy from Garden City Animal Shelter in a heartwarming community moment. The shelter emphasizes available dogs for adoption and responsible pet ownership as families welcome new companions.
Garden City Regional Airport posted a 35 percent rise in passenger boardings in 2004, aided by a year end marketing blitz. Aviation Director Ron Hall says a joint study with Dodge City and Liberal airports will map market potential, identify leakage, and analyze fares to justify cheaper connections. The plan funds about 45,500 dollars, with eight and a half thousand from each city and additional support from Aquila. The effort aims to improve connections and expand service beyond Kansas City and Denver routes.
Sarah Hinde's fourth graders partnered with the American Red Cross for a classroom blood drive. Donor services trainer Agatha Keller and Red Cross staff explained blood use as students watched a donor give, with Morales Ontiveros Doan and Alvarez observing and learning.
The HorseThief Reservoir project near Jetmore would use a 0.15 percent sales tax to fund a 450 acre lake and 1,100 acre park with a dam beach campsites boating and fishing. The district includes Finney Ford Gray and Hodgeman counties and voters will decide in November after a four county campaign.
Administrators, faculty and parents reacted with mixed feelings as Superintendent Jim Lentz announced his upcoming retirement on Friday and the district began negotiations to search for his replacement. Board member Harold Perkins praised Lentz for open communication and responsiveness.
About 100 area farmers, ranchers and cattle men gathered at the Pawnee Calf Fry Monday night for a 50 year tradition. Kansas State University Extension Specialists Ron Hale and Troy Dumler described the National Animal Identification System after dinner, though about half the crowd left earlier.
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