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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2012
Page
3
Roundup briefs note two musical programs at Homestead Assisted Living 2414 N Henderson St next week. Road Runners perform 7 p.m. Tuesday followed by The Upbeats Band at 7 p.m. Thursday. Admission is free and open to the public.
A grand opening Tuesday marks Garden City's first city owned Household Hazardous Waste Facility at 206 Isabel Ave. The revamped site offers public lobby space, a sorting area and a south addition for storage with new hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays noon to 7 pm and the first Saturday 8 am to noon. Free waste disposal for residents. businesses pay approved disposal fees.
Garden City Downtown Vision hosts a free public seminar on preserving historic buildings while saving energy. Kim Gant and Katrina Ringler will discuss efficiency features, repair over replacement, and funding for historic repairs. Sessions run 6 p.m. Wednesday and 7:30 a.m. Thursday at 413 N. Main St with a soup dinner Wednesday and light breakfast Thursday. RSVP at 276-0891 or vision gcdowntown.com.
The Vietnamese Association in Garden City will host the 2012 Tet celebration Sunday at 2 p.m. in Fiesta Courtyard at 1810 Buffalo Jones Ave. The Lunar New Year festival features dragon year rites, Lucky Money, traditional food, a prize drawing, and music and dancing.
Gov. Sam Brownback unveiled a lean budget plan for the new fiscal year, aiming to spend just under 6.1 billion in general revenues while preserving cash reserves of 465 million by June 2018. The all funds total would be 14.1 billion, about 4.1 percent below current levels, as federal funds are expected to fall. The package includes income tax cuts while eliminating credits and deductions, shifting emphasis to fiscal stability and economic growth.
Kansans voiced opinions on Gov. Sam Brownback's plan to cut individual income tax rates, end most credits for small business owners, and make permanent the temporary sales tax increase. Critics warn elimination of the Earned Income Credit and other credits could hurt working families, while supporters cite long term economic benefits and regional competitiveness.
Gov. Sam Brownback proposes reviving state support for arts and film programs by creating a Creative Industries Commission within the Commerce Department and funding both arts and film efforts at 200000 dollars. He aims to rely more on private funds while focusing on job creation and economic development in Kansas.
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced an expanded Human Trafficking Advisory Board on National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. He aims to work with legislators and the governor to strengthen state laws, review reports, and improve policies with new appointees Kathy Gill-Hopple Mark Masterson and Rep. Steve Brunk joining the board to broaden perspectives.
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