Quorum change divides Garden City commission vote
Commissioners narrowly approve a change to required quorum with four members needed to conduct business, while Mayor Perkins and Behan oppose. The measure aims to curb undue influence as council members discuss public policy and agenda items ahead of budget workshops.
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Garden City
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Fuller
David Crase
Mesa
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J.R. Behan
Crase
Perkins
Bob Halloran
City travel expense vote sparks dispute over payer
City commissioners spar over paying a $315 plane ticket for Gary Fuller and his spouse. Fuller refused to explain his absence citing public right to know, while others say city policy and potential conflicts of interest require expense signaling and possible reimbursement rules.
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Fuller
Mesa
Bob Halloran
Halloran
Kimberly Smith
Dave Smith
Smith
Negotiations bring vote on teacher contract in Garden City
Negotiators left three issues, including a salary increase, as they approve changes to the supplemental salary schedule and a district voucher system for professional development. The vote on the contract faces teachers July 21 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Educational Support Center.
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Garden City High School
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GCHS
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Hays High School
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Liberal High School
Wethington
Educational Support Center
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