Picture This Justin loves to play in the mud
Justin thrives outdoors as the Bluejays secure a crucial qualifier by three in a muddy, high energy game. The team dominates the field with strong defense and timely scoring to advance.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2003
Page
1
Justin thrives outdoors as the Bluejays secure a crucial qualifier by three in a muddy, high energy game. The team dominates the field with strong defense and timely scoring to advance.
Snow burying the region brings 2 to 8 inch accumulations across Gray, Finney, Lane, Scott and neighboring counties with more on the way. Schools in Garden City Holcomb Ingalls Montezuma closed while highways such as US 50 US 83 and Kansas 23 156 faced closures and later reopenings. Meteorologist John Finch notes persistent cold winds and drifting snow as officials urge layering and caution to prevent hypothermia and carbon monoxide risk.
Garden City resident Mitch Young recalls fleeing Vietnam in April 1975 aboard a boat before the fall of Saigon. He credits America with freedom and supports President Bush in wartime Iraq, contrasting democratic rights with oppression he experienced. He became a US citizen 15 years ago and has never returned to Vietnam.
The Youngs fled Vietnam amid war and dictatorship. Their voyage landed in the Philippines and a refugee camp in Arkansas where they learned English and adapted to American culture, facing language barriers and culture shock after leaving a wealthy background.
Despite snowfall vendors at the Sand and Sage Collector's Show reported steady interest. Mark Heck of Hecks Hunting and Shooting Supply described slower morning traffic but expected a rebound as the event featured more than 300 tables of guns, knives, coins, toys, jewelry, food and ammo supplies.
Fifth through 12th grade students in Syracuse heard a lesson on taxes and school budgets during an USD 494 assembly about increasing the Local Option Budget from 17.28 percent to 25 percent. Hamilton County residents will vote on the measure Tuesday.
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