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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2008
Page
1
Michael and Colby Kempke share a moment of bonding inside Colby's tent. The scene highlights their close relationship and the relaxed, intimate setting during their time together.
Finney County commissioners on Monday declined to fund the city proposed animal shelter, taking no formal action on two options to increase county money or aid via Public Works. Budget talks included a proposed half mill tax hike and 4 percent cuts to outside agencies as the county weighs 2009 funding amid economic strain and local projects uncertain.
Jay Zehr became shared superintendent of USD 476 Copeland and USD 371 Montezuma on July 1 with a $95,400 split salary. He guides new state education rules while a $4 million bond funds a replacement junior high at Copeland, where voters approved the project to ease crowding from the interlocal agreement. Zehr returns to western Kansas after years in Oklahoma and small-town roots in Spearville Ingalls and Protection.
At Loucks Park Arena 4-Hers compete in showmanship and horsemanship with tips from judge Karen Jones. Younger juniors age 11 and under and seniors 12 plus divided into classes. Participants include Maggie Olson 14 and Clay Davenport 10 riding horses Dick and Cole and enjoying the ride.
Small electric utilities in Kansas challenge FEMA findings that repair needs are less extensive after last December’s ice storm. Hundreds of miles of lines across western, central, and northeast Kansas were damaged, leaving communities without power for days while crews performed temporary fixes. Utilities say the June FEMA report understates the damage and could leave them liable for millions in repairs.
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