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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2006
Page
1
Monica and Bailey Ramos camp out with their cousin Justin Roberts in Oklahoma. Kristy Ramos of Garden City joins the scene as family ties and local ties shape a quirky Oscar pursuit tale.
Los Angeles AP Hoffman wins best actor Oscar for Capote. He portrays Truman Capote as charming yet egotistical, thanking his mother and recalling his four siblings raised alone. Hoffman acknowledges fellow actors and dedicates his win to his mother at the Academy Awards ceremony.
Zach Freeman of Garden City Community College helped manage a dangerous moment at the Finney County Fairgrounds rodeo when bulls refused to stay in the pen. Freeman opened gates and scaled the fence to keep spectators safe as the animals surged, while also assisting with team roping and haying duties around the event.
The Model Train Show drew families and hobbyists as Rey Duffey and his son Cody showcased the Northwest Kansas Model Railroad Club layout. Members from Garden City, Sublette, and Dodge City discuss decades of rail interests, with six sets, two vendors, and about 300 attendees over two days.
Holcomb City Clerk Robin Pena reflects on faith family and career as she considers staying in public service. A Colby native and 1985 graduate, Pena emphasizes values guiding her work at City Hall amid life changes. The article notes her four children and long held goal of serving the community.
Robin Pena, Holcomb city clerk, reflects on her shift from anti-government roots to embracing city and national government. She credits personal growth after high school and acknowledges past attitude problems while noting she now serves in local government.
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