Education board honors partnerships amid loss of Project Effort
USD 457 Board celebrates Edith Scheuerman Elementary School and local partners with a $10,000 prize and $110,000 in resources at the New Orleans awards ceremony. Garden City earns Partnership Category Award for work with Applebees Zoo Retired Seniors Volunteer Program and Security Savings Bank. The district will cut Project Effort after school programs to three schools next year and seek new plans to keep students engaged after dismissal. Superintendent Jim Lentz says outside help may be required to craft a broad after school activities program.
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The Telegram Calls for Reader Feedback at Garden City Office
The Telegram invites readers to send feedback via email, fax, or phone. Provide comments to the Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City, Kansas, with extension 201.
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First Amendment text summary rights
The snippet states prohibitions against laws establishing religion or impeding free exercise. It also protects freedoms of speech and press and the right to assemble peacefully and petition the government for redress of grievances. The language embodies core constitutional guarantees.
Life in Garden City: birds, marriage, and new beginnings
A Garden City resident describes welcoming birds at their home and reflecting on marriage trends from the 2000 Census. The piece recounts a long distance courtship, a June 30 2001 wedding, their third anniversary, and the joy of sharing life with Ed. Editor Dena Sattler signs off with contact details.
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Kansas
Iowa
Clinton and impeachment debate sparks mixed loyalties
Donald Kaul argues about Bill Clinton amid ongoing book promotion and right wing attacks. He praises Clinton's presidency, disputes Bush's honor, and notes economic contrasts, voicing nostalgia yet skepticism and inviting readers to contact him.
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George Bush
Spuds mags and more in a noisy cultural mix
A collage of notes on bargain potatoes and household woes gives way to a survey of ethnic publications booming in New York City with Chinese and Spanish dailies expanding amid a diverse press scene. The piece also highlights a Kansas documentary El Jardin by Ranjit Arab and discusses immigration reform, education rights for children of undocumented workers, and FAIR's media presence. It ends with a Kansas-based magazine enthusiast and a list of music groups and bands spanning multiple genres.
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Ranjit
Kansas
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