Folks go hog wild over suppers in Garden City
Amy Burch notes Dylan, pictured helper in the kitchen, as Garden City cooks enjoy a hog roast supper event. Local volunteers organized the gathering to raise funds and showcase community cooking efforts.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2009
Page
1
Amy Burch notes Dylan, pictured helper in the kitchen, as Garden City cooks enjoy a hog roast supper event. Local volunteers organized the gathering to raise funds and showcase community cooking efforts.
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About 70 fourth graders from Miia School dressed as famous Kansans at Victor Ornelas on Friday for the second annual Wax Museum. Students researched figures to improve public speaking and present engaging biographical sketches, teacher Diana Denniston said.
Kansas lawmakers face a $186 million deficit this year and a $1 billion shortfall next year as they debate a $301 million cost-cutting bill. Citizens and groups flood senators with emails opposing cuts to education, prisons, local government, and agency consolidations. A bipartisan panel proposed a smaller $335 million adjustment, but leaders say grassroots lobbying did not derail the plan.
Garden City officials and Aviation Director Rachelle Powell discuss expanding air service at Garden City Regional Airport to include a direct or connecting flight to Wichita. An early December meeting with city staff and the airport commission followed the pre meeting at 11 a.m. and the regular session at 1 p.m. at the City Administrative Center.
About 60 third graders from Edith Scheuerman Elementary School toured Windsor Hotel with Ross Miller of the Finney County Preservation Alliance. He reassured students that the old hotel’s rooms hold no living residents or dangers, focusing on its history and memories.
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