Garden City graffiti cleanup led by teacher and students
Garden City High School teacher Jesse Bernal and students organize a monthly graffiti cleanup funded partly by Bernal’s Milken Educator prize. Local businesses and organizations support the effort, with police reporting graffiti sites and Bernal scouting neighborhoods to spruce up.
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Raffiti
Garden City
Sheriff’s Office
Garden City High School
Jesse Bernal
Bernal
Milken Family Foundation
Wal- Mart
Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce
League of United Latin
Notable quotes from Kobe Bryant settlement and same-sex marriage case
Denver attorney Scott Robinson warns of new scandals as Kobe Bryant settlement reaches public notice. Mary Beth Brindley recalls relief after Oregon begins issuing same-sex licenses. Anthony Tashnick explains resolve before winning Mavericks surf contest as 50 foot waves loom.
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Denver
Scott Robinson
Kobe Bryant
Mary Beth Brindley
Oregon
Anthony Tashnick
California
Mavericks
Numbers Drive Farmers Readership in a Numbers Heavy World
Alan Guebert notes how numerically rich headlines boost reader attention. He cites a Bush era ag spending cut spreadsheet and Brazil and Canada farm policy shifts, detailing potential large impacts on farmer income and global soy and beef trade.
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Capitol Hill
Bush
USDA
White House
Brasilia
Brazil
America
Canada
Statistics Canada
U.S
United States
Telegram reader forum prompts editor contact details
The Telegram invites feedback via email at editor at gctelegram.com by phone or mail. Attn Editor is at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 and readers may send comments to the newsroom.
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Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment text quoted in constitutional definition
The passage outlines the core limits on government power: no establishment of religion, free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition rights. It states these protections as foundational constraints on state action and a guarantee of individual civic freedoms.
Wake Forest course challenges male stereotypes through fathers
Kathleen Parker profiles Dr. Linda Nielsen and her Wake Forest class Embracing Your Father. The course treats fatherhood as a serious academic topic, using data on single dads and married fathers to reshape views. Students, including a male participant, explore self analysis and real relationships, not therapy.
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Nston-Salem
N.C
Wake Forest University
Linda Nielsen
Nielsen
Edmond Dantes
McGraw-Hill
Dad
Bush overreaches in Europe trip critique and warned
Charley Reese urges caution against Bush's foreign policy stance. He argues NATO training Iraqis yields one tangible result and criticizes Bush for lecturing Europe and China while downplaying real power shifts. The piece cautions diplomacy over war and highlights economic and strategic risks to the United States.
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Bush
Europe
NATO
China
Iran
Lebanon
Teddy Roosevelt
European Union
Russia
India
America
Washington
Japan
Osama bin Laden
Middle East
Syria
bin Laden
American Southwest
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Edin
Our Ira
Toy
Alan Guebert
Garden City Telegram
North America
Wei
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PewWee Post
Farm & Food File
Doonesbury
Tronaut
Conner Missions
St Pulse Reader Forum
Kathleen Parker
Kparker
Kparker.com
Orlando Sentinel
Chartey Reese
King Features Syndicate
Charley Reese
P.O. Box
Orlando
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