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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2007
Page
1
A candid moment shows Sam Mesa holding his son Jeffery James Mesa at a birthday party, with Doroth Gar nearby as the gathering centers on family celebration and shared smiles.
Parents expressed enthusiasm for Project CLASS ACT to make kindergartners bilingual, biliterate and bicultural with half instruction in English and half in Spanish. Lessons alternate by subject, with reading taught in students’ native language. The district aims to extend to fourth grade and beyond if funding allows, supported by a $438,141 three year federal grant for materials and staff training.
Roy Cessna, long active in Garden City, says he may run for city commission. He backs public input on the smoking ban and economic development as top issues, noting a citywide vote would have let residents voice their views.
Storm fallout floods Tama area as melting snow and ice create knee deep mud. Stanton County road crews close two roads daily to drain rising water while five roads per day remain submerged. Water covers 200 to 300 acres and flows toward highways, with road warnings in place. In Kearny and Finney counties, rivered highways see flagging and passable, muddy roads. Residents cope as lake effect floods farmland and roads. Local officials say more work lies ahead.
John Doll, a 20 year government teacher and local entrepreneur, launches a campaign for the Garden City Commission citing civic passion and a push for limited government. He opposes the recent secondhand smoke ordinance as an intrusion on business rights while stressing free market principles.
Gar den City Commission named pool and animal shelter upgrades among top priorities at its fifth annual goal-setting retreat. Officials grouped goals into seven areas including infrastructure, transportation, economic development, facilities, housing, youth, and competitive employment to guide upcoming budgets and city planning.
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