Residents miss tax refund amid river flood delays
Garden City resident Matthew Blood operates a John Deere while awaiting a tax refund. Tessa Clepper also featured amid the local situation.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2007
Page
1
Garden City resident Matthew Blood operates a John Deere while awaiting a tax refund. Tessa Clepper also featured amid the local situation.
Phil Keidel, Holcomb and Wiley elementary principal, interviews for USD 363 superintendent as the second of four candidates. He notes district-wide focus, staff development, and a holistic approach would shape his leadership if selected, while acknowledging potential challenges in shifting from school to district leadership.
Nearly two years after four counties approved taxes for HorseThief Reservoir a 450 acre lake and 1100 acre park costs have jumped 46 percent to 22.4 million triggering a public hearing March 29 in Jetmore Pawnee Watershed District officials will hear Hodgeman Finney Ford and Gray county residents before a board decides to proceed scrap or put the issue to a vote Administrator Ron Allen says public input matters and that delays could derail the project.
A Dodge City meteorologist says residents must educate themselves about severe weather as storm season arrives. Larry Ruthi notes widespread misconceptions can cause injury or death, including the myth of opening house windows during a tornado. See Weather, Page A5.
In Topeka Hispanics are Kansas fastest growing group while lawmakers push English as official language and stricter penalties on employers. Critics say the message signals unwelcomeness even as backers cite voter fraud and service denial as aims. The Hispanic population has doubled.
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