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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2007
Page
1
Becca Braeden Courtney and Bryce pose excitedly as holiday plans begin. Photo contributed by Janita Madd.
Garden City moves up CIP projects including Wellness Center expansion at 310 N Sixth St to 2009 with projected cost 743650 and extra classrooms. Parking at Garcia Soccer Park and Big Pool bathhouse additions also rise in priority as staff and residents weigh funding and community impact.
Nikki Giovanni urged continuing civil rights work begun by Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr during a Martin Luther King Jr Day celebration at Garden City Community College. She spoke on Parks role, read Rosa and Elbert Tubman notes, and praised King while highlighting American unity beyond race.
Garden City USD 457 board voted 4 to 3 to approve a 44,468 graphics package for the Garden City High School courtyard from Interior Systems Inc. The design features the buffalo mascot and academic and activity motifs. Unanimous approval for 88,351.88 in courtyard furniture followed without discussion.
Gar den City USD 457 board, by 6-0 votes, intends to terminate Sheila Draper a special education teacher at Alta Brown Elementary on paid leave since her Aug 29 arrest. The board also moves to finalize the termination of former transportation director Diane Hahn after a Nov 13 resolution tied to a handgun found on a district bus.
On Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, Kansas officials reflect on persistent health disparities. Sharon Goolsby, director of the new Health Disparities Office, notes minorities face higher death and disease rates, particularly diabetes, and outlines data gathering to address equity.
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