Libraries regaining popularity Cirque noses draw readers
Tarol Geier of Garden City reports on the rebound in library use as Jacobi Dagen and Jess debut Cirque du Soleil style nose props. Lady Bulldogs slip past Indians in a tense matchup.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2010
Page
1
Tarol Geier of Garden City reports on the rebound in library use as Jacobi Dagen and Jess debut Cirque du Soleil style nose props. Lady Bulldogs slip past Indians in a tense matchup.
President Barack Obama pivoted to the domestic economy, proposing 2.3 billion in tax credits and 5 billion in spending to spur clean energy jobs including solar and wind. The move follows a December jobs report showing unemployment at 10 percent and a broader measure at 17.3 percent, intensifying pressure to accelerate job creation. Obama noted the path to recovery is not straight and underscored the need to double renewable power in three years.
January marks National Mentoring Month as Garden City High School student Asa Gottsponer mentors a younger peer through Big Brothers Big Sisters. He plans outdoor activities as weather warms and urges more high school students to volunteer, citing social and economic benefits. Local options include Big Brothers Big Sisters, Girl Scouts, Spirit of the Plains, and CASA with emphasis on friendship and social skill development.
Kansas legislators begin a 90 day session facing a near four hundred million shortfall and a contentious debate over tax hikes to shield schools and social services. Governor Parkinson signals no intent for deep cuts. Republicans seek savings before new taxes. Senate leader Derek Schmidt notes the need to prove savings exist.
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