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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2004
Page
13
A parent reflects on a child leaving for college marking a bittersweet milestone. The moment blends surprise and acceptance as the family anticipates change. The tone balances nostalgia with pride in the healthy step forward.
A mother recalls seventeen years since her child’s birth and the letter she wrote promising guidance and support. She reflects on the long days of summer and the unreachable doorknobs, the first day of nursery school, and the upcoming moment when she must let her daughter go to college and beyond. The piece contrasts fear with pride as tomorrow becomes the present.
A compiled directory from the Self-Help Network of Kansas in Wichita lists community groups in Garden City. It includes Family Crisis Services HEART for domestic violence and rape crisis support, 12x12 Al-Anon, Sunday Night Al-Anon, Get-Along for co-dependents, AA hotline, Alzheimer’s and cancer support, Garden City Singles for divorce and widowhood, and contact numbers for each group with venue details and times.
Kansas City police piloted a program rewarding motorists who drive safely by stopping them and giving coupons for free ice cream. Residents questioned the plan and legal counsel advised halting it. The division commander will revamp within two weeks. Paula Talley was honored Monday for wearing a seat belt and yielding to traffic.
Maureen Kanka speaks about her daughter Megan who vanished in July 1994 and was murdered. The case spurred Megan's Law, guiding public access to certain sex offender information. She advocates stronger nationwide enforcement, uniform risk assessments, and an advisory board for New Jersey Internet registry, while coping with grief and supporting two other children.
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