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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2007
Page
1
Robert and Joy Phillips present a garden City scene honoring Charity Marie. The grandparents share the moment in a photo credit that recognizes their first grandchild and their battle with cancer.
City Commission candidate Tom Bendure frames the smoking ban as a civil rights issue and calls for amendments. He argues bars should have openings to serve alcohol and notes bands affect local fraternal groups like the VFW and American Legion, urging closer review of the law’s impact.
Nancy Harness, a longtime educator and refuge coordinator in Garden City, says her broad community ties give her a unique view for the city commission. She supports the smoking ban as passed and notes changes require a petition with sufficient signatures. Harness emphasizes shared goals and urges careful process.
Ulysses City Council agreed to supply Nexsun Energy with 630000 gallons of water daily at 1 per 1000 gallons for a bioenergy plant two miles west of downtown. They also pursued another 630000 gallons for future expansion totaling 1260000 gallons, with Kreie abstaining and Malone opposing.
With less than a week before nine candidates were narrowed to six, eight Garden City Commission hopefuls debated local issues at a Wednesday forum. Candidate Tom Bendure called the commission slippery slope while discussing governance.
Federal indictments charge Rosenbaum Cunningham International three leaders with fraud and tax crimes. The nationwide sweep identified up to 300 illegal workers in 18 states, employed as janitors for venues including House of Blues Hard Rock Cafe ESPN Zone Planet Hollywood and others, tied to Grand Rapids based operations.
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