Picture This Dylan Enjoying The Car Santa Brought
A photo by Amy Burch from Garden City shows Dylan happily with the Christmas gift car. Syracuse Heights advance to HPL final, signaling a key moment for local teams.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2009
Page
1
A photo by Amy Burch from Garden City shows Dylan happily with the Christmas gift car. Syracuse Heights advance to HPL final, signaling a key moment for local teams.
At 32, Tori Baxter already lives two lifetimes. Each frigid January morning she wakes alone, rouses her five children, and prepares them for school while she prepares for work as a certified nursing assistant. Her mother Donna Baxter helps with the kids before Tori begins elder care rounds.
Baxter recalls treating residents as her own, emphasizing compassion. She ends her workday early, gathers her children from school, and spends the afternoon with family. They watch movies, have dinner, and complete homework before Baxter prepares for the next day.
Poverty in Kansas rose over 30 percent since July 2000 and could worsen as social service agencies fear state budget cuts. Edie Ross and Chris Green report that past recessions suggest more Kansans may fall under the poverty line, with an anticipated larger rise during the current downturn.
Kansas Legislature considers suspending state aid for school bonds, potentially denying USD 457 37 percent of its 97.5 million November bond package. Superintendent Rick Atha outlines two options: pass the state share to taxpayers or halt the project until aid is restored. The bond funds would fund a new 92.5 million high school and conversions of current campuses.
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