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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2007
Page
1
Paul Karkiainen reports on a waterfall located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. The feature highlights the natural setting, accessibility considerations, and the surrounding landscape, offering readers a concise overview of the site and its appeal.
Editor notes fourth part of a Garden City Recreation Commission narrative details the Sunday matinee of the Children’s Summer Theatre production Boxes of Rainbows. Pianist Mary Lou Hays, age 50, recorded music for her son Mark Hays’ Jolson project before her death in March.
Georgia Kohlhorst Kaety Kohlhorst and Abby Murrell join Lee Richardson Zoo's I Ate a Bug Club by eating chocolate covered crickets to celebrate the zoo's 80th birthday. A golden eagle enjoyed a frozen rabbit as zookeepers offer enrichment and visitors sample iced coffee cookies and more.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment says an open valve on a refinery storage tank allowed crude oil to flow into a lower charge tank and spill into floodwaters, damaging hundreds of Coffeyville homes after Verdigris River flooding. Coffeyville Resources cites an act of God and notes heroic shutdown efforts.
Brooke Steel, an 18-year-old Garden City High School graduate, recalls the warm comfort a blanket provides. Her Buff project this year inspires her to design and distribute blankets and quilts to those less fortunate.
Steel siblings pursue a community impact project for GCHS seniors. Steel, preparing to attend Brigham Young University Idaho, emphasizes personal blanket keepsake and desire to aid those in need. The story centers on Matt and Michelle Steel and their six other children.
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