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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2012
Page
3
A musical variety program featuring Deann Crase and Friends will be presented at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirement Village on East Spruce Street. Attendance is free and the public is encouraged to attend. For more information call 275-5036.
Garden City Public Schools partners with Capstone Publishing to provide the myON reader this summer free to USD 457 families. The service offers an online personalized library of enhanced digital books with word support and audio. It creates student profiles based on interests and reading level and suggests books to boost reading skills, with access until July end. For login and details contact USD 457 Learning Services at 805-7050.
The Dylan Spencer Family Memorial Walk Run Roll is set for June 29 to benefit the Scott Community Walking Trail. A 10K starts at 7 AM, a 5K follows, and an 8:30 AM Kids Fun Run. Registration costs and online links are provided, with bike and skateboard restrictions and shirts for those registered by June 24.
In Galena the city revisits a notorious chapter involving a historic bordello and murders as the ghostly past resurfaces. The Discovery Channel show Ghost Lab plans interviews with locals and re-enactments with local actors to explore what happened long ago.
In Topeka a heated debate over adopting Common Core for math and reading exposes long standing political rifts between Kansas lawmakers and the State Board of Education. The board defends multistate standards as improving instruction, while critics warn of costs and loss of control amid constitutional tension and ongoing audits.
Garden City resident Martin Huschka, a WWII veteran, farmer, stockman, and longtime Finney County commissioner, died at 93. He was active in the American Legion VFW and Knights of Columbus, served on school and mental health boards, delivered Meals on Wheels, and remained devoted to family, blueberry pies, and community life.
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