Buffalo Hotel eyed for mixed use redevelopment
Downtown Vision and city leaders explore reviving the Buffalo Hotel on Grant Avenue through upper floor housing and a ground floor restaurant. A $2,606 National Trust grant plus about $5,000 local matching funds will fund feasibility studies and preliminary drawings for a multi use redevelopment plan.
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Buffalo Hotel
Grant Avenue
Buffalo
Downtown Vision
Beverly Schmitz Glass
Glass
National Trust For Historic Preservation
National Trust
America
City of
Garden City
Dean Ryan
Bruce Glass
Brian Marshall
Building Solutions
Dodge City
Holcomb USD 363 to seek 1.9 mill levy increase
USD 363 Holcomb Board moves toward a 1.892 mill rise to 41.239 for capital outlay and debt funds. Public budget publishing and Aug 10 hearing outline tax impact, with recreation commission adding about 0.1 mill. A $100,000 home would see about $520.14 in district and recreation taxes.
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Holcomb
Holcomb Board of Education
Robert O’connor
Holcomb Recreation
School board reviews high school plans and budget
The Board of Education reviewed building plans for the early childhood center and heard a forecast from Adolfson and Peterson on the new high school project. Dirt may start at the high school site in September or October, with initial budget about 7.5 million over. The firm cut 3 million by trimming block and glazing options and will seek further reductions with architects. Meetings on August 3 and 5 will finalize design details as construction management at risk works toward budget.
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Board of Education
Adolfson
Peterson
Tony Cingovanelli
Steve Ebert
Tom Stone
Cingovanelli
Stewart Nelson
Garden City
Gibson, Mancini, Carmichael and Nelson
Pregnant Women Could Be Priority For Swine Flu Shot
Pregnant women face higher swine flu death risk, potentially earning priority access to a fall vaccine. Panel deliberations focus on whether to place them near the top of groups like health care workers, with CDC data showing about 6 percent of deaths among 266 detailed cases. Judy Trunnell, 33, who died in Texas after delivering a baby by cesarean, highlights risks amid observed asthma and psoriasis in some cases.
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Atlanta
U.S
Denise Jamieson
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Europe
World Health Organization
Advisory Committee On
CDC
Kevin Ault
Emory University
Texas
Judy Trunnell
Trunnell
Jamieson
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