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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2008
Page
1
Dominik Proffitt age 3 months and Amelia Proffitt age 6 months pose with their great-grandparents Cornelson to mark a 50th anniversary celebration in Garden City. Photo by ode dyndi Proffitt.
Finney County Transit Director Bonnie Burgardt reports staff growth this year as CityLink expands. Changes since July 1 include flagging buses on all roadways, free rides for children five and under, and new monthly passes of 30 dollars for general riders and 15 dollars for half fare elderly and disabled. The system will extend hours from 8 am to 7 pm starting Monday to better serve workers and students.
Finney County commissioners begin a budget workshop to review department requests for 2009 with a goal of drafting a budget for a public hearing in August. The panel will assess funding needs and mill levy implications as they prune expenses from about 35 million dollars.
In Garden City, Robert and Joy Phillips host six children and previously sheltered about 20 foster youths since 2000. St Francis Community Services notes 718 of 1,193 Kansas foster youths live outside their home counties, with Finney County contributing 60. Local advocates urge more area foster families to aid reunification and reduce trauma.
Judy Moody and Diane Binckley of Ochsner Hare and Hare lead Holcomb toward growth as the firm was chosen to revamp the city’s Comprehensive Plan. Stakeholders including USD 363 leaders, city officials, and economic groups brainstorm ideas and problems such as housing, recreation, beautification, and property cleanups while outlining a path for development.
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