Picture This Family Welcomes Baby Sister Lexi
Estrella Reyes and Natalia Reyes pose with their new baby sister Lexi as Jady Deleeer signs the family photo.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2009
Page
1
Estrella Reyes and Natalia Reyes pose with their new baby sister Lexi as Jady Deleeer signs the family photo.
About 40 residents joined two sessions of Garden City Visioning Days to discuss the city's upcoming comprehensive plan update. Mary Jo Clark and Pat Henry of Contemporary Consulting led for area residents as they identified challenges such as workforce education, technology, location, and attracting residents for the town’s future.
The Ways and Means Committee endorsed a 302 million plan by Chairman Jay Emler to close the deficit with deep education funding cuts and a 3.4 percent across the board cut funded by general revenues. It would reduce current year promised school aid by about 100 million, likely forcing districts to borrow or raise property taxes. The bill moves to the Senate for debate, amid a projected 186 million deficit and further GOP plans if revenues lag.
Kansas lawmakers move to cut 300 million in state spending this year, including 101 million in promised public school aid. The 3.4 percent cut exceeds Gov Sebelius's request by 82.6 million, helping cover a 186 million deficit and potentially easing a 1 billion shortfall in FY2010. Senate budget chair Jay Emler notes rollover effects extend cuts into next year, shaping decisions for school funding and statewide finances.
Tom Willis of Conestoga Energy Partners and Cecil O Brate of Arkalon Energy defend Bonanza BioEnergy in Garden City as rumors of shutdowns spread. They highlight a strong 2008 after opening in August 2007, no layoffs, and staffing rising from 25 26 to 32 as the plant thrives despite industry strain.
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