Picture This Gary Smith and his adopted dog visit shelter
Gary Smith brings his adopted dog DeeDee to the local animal shelter for a friendly visit. The event highlights pet adoption and community involvement at the facility.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2008
Page
1
Gary Smith brings his adopted dog DeeDee to the local animal shelter for a friendly visit. The event highlights pet adoption and community involvement at the facility.
In Chapman, Debby Peterson and her husband escaped a tornado by sheltering in a neighbor’s basement as their two‑car garage was hurled into their house. The storm stripped shingles and shattered windows, but the couple survived unharmed. Others in Chapman suffered worse damage.
Ulysses resident Mary Lou Rios recalls the Mary Queen of Peace Catholic Church as a new and striking design from its construction era. It is among 24 finalists in the architecture category for the Kansas Sampler Foundation Eight Wonders of Kansas, a rural heritage project.
The Kansas Board of Regents approved fall tuition increases for in state undergraduates. Emporia State 5.3 percent rise while the University of Kansas saw a 6.7 percent increase. Fort Hays State University resident undergraduates taking 15 hours face a $184.50 rise to $3,540 per year.
Mackenzie and other Holcomb youths describe a new six to eight inch water entry slide at Lonnie Baird Outdoor Pool opened May 25. Swimmers enjoy its high speed rides and line forms daily with kids like 11 year olds Wick and Davis sharing secret methods to ride. Lifeguard Mitchell Gaede notes the slide draws many children to the pool.
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