Picture This Grandma and Aunt Jasmin Welcome Baby Jayda
Camelia Brooks in Garden City records a joyful moment as Grandma and Aunt Jasmin meet newborn Jayda. This snapshot highlights family support and the arrival of a new child in the community.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2008
Page
1
Camelia Brooks in Garden City records a joyful moment as Grandma and Aunt Jasmin meet newborn Jayda. This snapshot highlights family support and the arrival of a new child in the community.
The B.O.B. program brings children's books to Garden City and Holcomb sites, pairing lunches with reading. About 40 children at East Garden Village selected titles like A Picture Book of John F Kennedy, with books sourced from schools and donors.
Finney County Economic Development Corp president Eric Depperschmidt called Prospect 1a a potential boon for Finney County, with an estimated 500 jobs and tax-base growth. Leprino Foods chose Greeley, Colorado, over Finney County, diverting the project.
USD 457 Board of Education aims at academics, resource management, communication, safety and facilities for the 2008 09 school year. Board members backed goals proposed by district administrators while Troop 108 scouts watched. The goals will be refined at July meetings before formal approval.
Finney County Public Works Director John Ellermann and county commissioners warned that climbing fuel, material and gas costs could force reductions in Road and Bridge services. The 2009 budget request totals 4.669 million, about 11 percent higher than 2008, with fuel and maintenance costs driving the increase and prompting possible changes in material hauling and road grading schedules.
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