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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2008
Page
5
J D Ham reports positive rider response to City Link changes set for July 14 with no fares for children five and younger and hours extended from six AM to seven PM. The driver notes growing ridership as residents adapt to transit and newcomers move to Garden City.
The schedule lists general public fares at 1 dollar with free rides for under five, and age based rules for 5 to 16 year olds. Monthly passes cost 30 dollars, seniors and disabled discounts apply with proper documentation, paratransit options priced 1 dollar or 40 dollars for monthly unlimited, and county fares start at 2 dollars within five miles and increase by 1 dollar per five mile increment beyond.
Kansas officials report rising use of food stamps now covering about 65 percent of eligible low income residents. Partnerships with H and R Block, local food banks, and health agencies aim to broaden awareness and access while food prices strain family budgets.
The USD 457 Board unanimously approved emergency roofing repairs for 13 buildings costing 640,811.50 funded by insurance. They also adopted new calendars, a standby power system, and various instrument, computer, and furniture purchases totaling about 188,? with multiple staff appointments including teachers, therapists, and aides at district schools.
The current GCHS sits on 18 acres bounded by Main Edward Third Olive and Holmes. The Terracon study will examine environmental concerns and wetlands with a 15 day completion, aiding a possible land option by Aug 1 and early building plans for voter information.
Six and Polansky spoke outside a Topeka convenience store urging vigilance for potential fuel pump problems and price gouging. They noted six inspectors, urged consumer reports to the Department of Agriculture or attorney general, and cited 2006 2007 accuracy rates of 96 percent for meters and 94 percent fuel quality octane checks.
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