Danny Mesa and daughters at the carnival
Danny Mesa enjoys a family day at the carnival with his daughters Jazzy and Kierstyn, sharing smiles and bright moments during their outing.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2007
Page
1
Danny Mesa enjoys a family day at the carnival with his daughters Jazzy and Kierstyn, sharing smiles and bright moments during their outing.
USD 457 Garden City partners with the Area Mental Health Center to open a Therapeutic Education Program at 222 S Main St. The integrated model provides full day supervision for 16 to 24 students in K-12, serving those with mental health or behavioral needs who require closer oversight than a typical school setting. Opening is planned for fall after renovations conclude.
Garden City families attend Zoobalee at Lee Richardson Zoo for a small carnival like Fourth of July celebration. Heather Koehn and her sons Jack and Luke join in rides Noah's Ark Slide Adrenalin Rush Balloon Typhoon Monkey Motion and laser tag while Rotary Club volunteers run prize tents and games.
Southeast Kansas residents start cleanup as floodwaters fall and drainage on the Pottawatomie River opens. Power was restored to about 60 homes, enabling residents to return, according to Miami County officials. A shelter count declined as conditions improved.
Senate Majority Leader Derek Schmidt requests expanding the Kiowa County Disaster Relief and Recovery Special Committee to cover flood damage in southeast Kansas. The move follows President Bush declaring a major disaster for 17 counties, with Neosho and Franklin counties affected by heavy rains, and Labette and Crawford added to the state designation.
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