Smith siblings dressed for Halloween night
Malcolm, Randi and Angus Smith wore costumes for Halloween with visible excitement and family participation noted as they headed out to celebrate in their neighborhood.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2009
Page
1
Malcolm, Randi and Angus Smith wore costumes for Halloween with visible excitement and family participation noted as they headed out to celebrate in their neighborhood.
A 17-year-old Garden City boy, Joaquin Deanda, faces possible certification as an adult after prosecutors filed a motion in Finney County District Court. The request concerns murder, rape, sodomy and obstruction charges tied to 16-year-old Julia Quintana's death. A Feb 20 hearing will decide whether the defendant is transferred to adult court.
Garden City USD 457 unanimously approved buying 121.36 acres north of Mary Street and east of Campus Drive near the U.S. 50/83 bypass for a new high school at a cost of 999000. The site differs from the prior plan, now higher in elevation to avoid flood risk, while saving in excavation and utility costs.
Finney County leaders discuss a quarter-cent sales tax tied to road and building maintenance with a sunset in 2015. The plan aligns with the CIP and avoids a special election, aiming to fund six years of county projects and future equipment under the developing program.
Finney County commissioners and the Extension Council discussed forming an extension district to merge area councils. Attendees included Chairman Larry Jones and commissioners Don Doll, Dave Jones, Roman Harbur, and Cliff Mayo with K state Extension leaders and directors from Ford, Kearny, Gray, and Scott counties. The move echoes 1991 legislation touted to boost efficiency and program quality through consolidation.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius pledged to cut programs and freeze hiring to close a projected 186 million shortfall without raising taxes. She urged the GOP-led Legislature to use common sense, protect essential services, and sustain recent school funding investments during the State of the State address to a joint session.
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