Marshals seize church over $6 million tax debt
Federal marshals seize a church as part of collection efforts tied to a $6 million tax debt. The action targets the religious site and related property, with authorities stating the move is part of ongoing collection.
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If the Food Looks Good They’ll Eat It
A brief note suggests diners will indulge when the dishes appear appetizing. It underscores appetite driving meals and the expectation of satisfaction from prepared food. The line hints at confidence in culinary presentation and guest response.
Dow Jones Dips After Morning Opening
At 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average stood at 10,813.20, down 90.08 from this morning's opening as investors reacted to market news and shifting sentiment.
Weather map forecasts mixed precipitation across regions
Morning weather notes light snow and fog west with freezing drizzle and overcast skies. Central areas see a mix of freezing rain sleet and snow mainly in the morning then turning cloudy and cold. East reports a mix of rain turning to freezing rain sleet and some snow with possible thunder southeast in the morning.
Telegram Local News Update
The Telegram notes that local news, sports and editorials are available online at www.gctelegram.com. Readers are urged to visit the site for updated local coverage and features.
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Wojdylak Strike Deal Ends City Police Dispute
Garden City commissioners approved a settlement paying Capt. Stan Wojdylak 56466 for accrued leave and one year’s salary plus a favorable recommendation. He faces a 10000 fine if he discusses pact details. The deal ends a four month dispute tied to his demotion and internal affairs inquiry.
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Schools Lose Snow Day Options in Scott County
Scott County districts face dwindling snow days with options limited. Ten extra minutes are added in Scott County, and plans include holding classes on Presidents Day and on weather days without buses. Some days may shift to after Memorial Day weekend or reduce spring break.
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City approves State Theater renovation fundraise plan
Garden City panel won city blessing Tuesday to begin raising funds for a 3.2 million State Theater project. Chair Stacy Regan says they will not seek money but need approval to proceed amid ADA requirements and major construction. The plan envisions gutting and restoring both interior and exterior, adding dressing rooms restrooms an orchestra pit a sloped floor bigger stage and expanded basement.
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Finney County Spelling Bee to Crown Area Champion
Hundreds of students from elementary to middle schools compete for top honors with winners from school bees advancing to Garden City High School for the Finney County Spelling Bee. The event is set for 9 a.m. Saturday February 24 in Clifford Hope Auditorium with registration from 8:30 to 8:50 a.m. Local teachers and families attend as spellers use words drawn from the Topeka Capitol-Journal spelling supplement and proceed through warm up rounds to elimination.
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Nebraska wins major victory in water rights case
Lincoln AP Nebraska claims a major victory as Special Master McKusick rules water pumped from wells before 1994 will not count in determining damages. Kansas argues the ruling narrows relief, leaving Nebraska with less monetary recovery but preserving more groundwater. Kansas officials counter that the decision still upholds limits on interstate water use.
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Bill would expand rural retail tax incentives
In Topeka lawmakers debate a bill to broaden a sales tax exemption for small retail expansions in towns of 2500 or fewer. Proponent Mike Mabrey of Southeast Kansas Inc. argues incentives attract investment and provide reassurance to retailers. The plan would extend eligibility to more rural retailers.
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