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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2008
Page
1
Picture This Brodie Jayden and Kayden Boatman visit their grandpa at the Garden City EMS station, sharing a moment with local responders.
Finney County commissioners split issues of building a new animal shelter and curbing irresponsible pet owners. City engineer Steve Cottrell said a first meeting with Mid-America Millwright Service Inc. aims to narrow costs toward about 500000, with total price rising near 200000 over budget including archi tect fees and kennels. The shelter budget debate yielded to focus on stray and at large animals and owner responsibility.
Lynn Schoonover resigns after about eight months as BED executive director leaving the Beef Empire Days organization without a director. Kurt Roberts says the May 28 event at Finney County Fairgrounds will proceed with day to day operations handled by BED board and a desk at 206 E Fulton Terrace.
Garden City Community College offers 37 non credit enrichment classes through Continuing Education. Enrollment rose 113 percent from fall 2006 to fall 2007 as interest grows for cooking, computers, jewelry making, wine and life skills. Special programs include Mosaic clients and the Broacbuster Senior Club with new trips to Salina vineyards and Cheyenne Bottoms birding.
Kansas regulators administer federal CO2 rules and await EPA action as EDHE and Westar sign a voluntary carbon-reduction pact. National candidates favor mandatory emissions cuts while Missouri electric cooperative cancels a 780 MW coal plant amid regulatory uncertainty. Sunflower Electric cites KDHE permit halt as creating a regulatory chill.
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