Telegram contact and staff directory for Garden City Telegram
The Garden City Telegram publishes daily from 310 N Seventh Street Garden City Kansas with extensive staff roles listed including editor publisher Dena Sattler and departments for news sports sales and circulation The notice provides emails phone extensions and department heads for newsroom advertising circulation and printing along with web address and postmaster details.
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Helen Marie Edwards obituary Fort Dodge Kansas 1931 2016
Helen Marie Parsons Edwards 85 of Fort Dodge Kansas died Friday May 27 2016 in Fort Dodge. Born April 28 1931 in El Dorado to George Earl and Mildred Parsons. Married Allen Joe Edwards June 12 1950 in Leon Kansas. Survived by sons Jerry and Mark and five grandchildren. Funeral June 3 2016 at Ziegler Funeral Chapel Dodge City. Burial at Kansas Veterans Cemetery Ft Dodge. Memorials to Kansas Veterans Cemetery care of Ziegler Funeral Chapel.
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William Vincent Lakin dies at 70 in Topeka
William R. Vincent 70 formerly of Lakin died May 26 2016 in Topeka born January 18 1946 in Lakin to Todd and Florine Vincent graduate of Lakin High School served as Shawnee County district attorney judge pro tem for Shawnee County Juvenile Court later ran a private law practice died with survivors including wife Sheryl Bos trom and three brothers services set for June 16 at First Presbyterian Church in Lakin donations to Midland Care Topeka KS referenced.
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Cremey James Michael Creevey dies at 81 in Dodge City
James Michael Creevey 81 of Dodge City died Saturday May 28 2016 at Trinity Manor Nursing Home Dodge City. He was born July 14 1934 in Dodge City to James Thomas and Audrey Creevey. He married Glennis Hargett. Funeral 10 am Thursday at First Missionary Church Dodge City with burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Visitation noon to 8 pm today at Swaim Funeral Home. Memorials to Alzheimer's Association or Diabetes Foundation.
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Public warned of phone scam in Garden City
Garden City Police Department warns residents about a kidnapping scam in which a caller tells parents their child has been taken and demands money. Do not pay, and contact the police if you receive such a call.
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Doc Marshall barred from 1st District ballot as occupation not listed
Great Bend physician Roger Marshall known as Doc Marshall will not appear on the 1st Congressional Republican primary ballot under his nickname. Kansas Secretary of State official Bryan Caskey cites state law prohibiting occupations on ballots. Marshall seeks to challenge US Rep. Tim Huelskamp on August 2. Huelskamp files for a fourth term. No home address is listed for Huelskamp on the secretary of state site.
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Doc” Marshall
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Kansas Lottery Draws Tuesday Results
Kansas Lottery numbers drawn Tuesday include Pick 3 day 4 6 8 and night 4 6 8 10 2. By 2 Red 4 16 White 8 17. Mega Millions numbers 9 31 34 41 49 with Mega Multiplier 5.
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Supreme Court rules for landowners on wetlands
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that landowners may seek prompt judicial review of federal claims that their land is connected to navigable waters and thus subject to the Clean Water Act. The decision supports a Minnesota peat bog owner who faced costly permits or potential fines, boosting property rights while signaling possible limits on regulator reach. Justice Kennedy cautioned about the broad reach of environmental power.
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Water rights clash at Quivira refuge over Rattlesnake Creek
The Kansas DWR impairment report on Quivira’s senior water right faces 26 public comments. Irrigators led by WaterPACK argue augmentation and efficiency are the keys, while WaterPACK warns of economic harm if not managed carefully. Environmental groups urge full protection of the water right and oppose groundwater pumping.
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