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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2012

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Concealed carry licenses rise in Kansas amid growth

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt reports a 24 percent rise in concealed carry permit applications for fiscal year 2012, totaling 12,408. The year marks the most applications since the program began, with Finney County also showing increased filings from 79 in 2011 to 112 in 2012.

Kansas Derek Schmidt Schmidt Finney County Kevin Bascue

City keeps mill levy at 38.96 mills for 2013 budget

City commissioners approved an $81.1 million 2013 budget with no public input and kept the mill levy at 38.96 mills. The levy should raise about $6.4 million for city departments including police, fire, parks and the zoo, keeping taxes steady from 2012 to 2013 for a $100,000 home, excluding other levies.

Fire Department Lee Richardson Zoo

USD 457 adopts iPads in classrooms to cut paper use

Garden City Public Schools prepare for a 1 to 1 iPad program as the district equips about 130 iPads for teachers and 2,200 for students with $40 insurance per student. Signatures from students and parents are required before device assignment, and traditional supplies like graphing calculators and notebooks will be used less as apps replace paper.

Garden City Roy Cessna Public Information Officer Cessna

Kansas heat wave prompts caution as temps soar

Kansas health officials urge residents to stay hydrated and limit heat exposure as temperatures reach 100 degrees or more. KDHE reports three heat related deaths and over 240 illnesses this year, with air quality concerns rising as winds weaken. Colby Aquatic Park sees 400 to 700 daily visitors seeking relief. Lifeguards monitor breaks every 30 to 45 minutes amid high heat.

Topeka Kansas Kansas Department of Health and Environment Doug Watson KDHE Colby Aquatic Park Jill Nech Nedh

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