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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2007
Page
1
Lawmakers push to widen early voting access, aiming to boost turnout and streamline casting ballots. Brooklyn and Bailee celebrate Christmas with family gatherings and holiday cheer.
Garden City's Capital Improvement Program committee has finished its final session with City Manager Bob Halloran and will send the report to the City Commission. The plan acts as a wish list ranking projects by budget impact and timing, including a new animal shelter, recreation center addition, Garcia Soccer Park parking expansion, Mary Street upgrades, and expanded Mini-Bus service. Sam Curran notes the process guides staff and commissioners on community direction.
Congressman Jerry Moran hosted a TeleTown Hall in Kansas's 1st District allowing thousands to listen or pose questions about President Bush’s plan to deploy 21,500 more troops to Iraq. Residents voiced mixed views on the expansion and the war’s progress as Moran noted technology enables broad outreach.
Kenneth Henderson and Abe Hubert Middle School students toured Garden City High School as Linda Holmquist and Deb Jarmer led guidance on linking eighth grade interests to future careers. The effort aims to ease the eighth to ninth grade transition by connecting classes to industry needs.
Kansas Secretary of Transportation Deb Miller joins officials in Syracuse to celebrate a newly completed runway at Syracuse-Hamilton County Airport. The 1500 foot longer and 35 foot wider concrete runway enhances safety, accommodates high winds, and improves air ambulances. Part of a 2.4 million four phase project funded mainly by the Kansas Airport Improvement Program, the lighting phase should be finished by summer.
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