Oscar. Picture This Daffodils Bloom at Rio Grande Garden
Daffodils in prime bloom at the Rio Grande Botanic Garden in Albuquerque New Mexico as photographed in the Oscar feature. The piece appears in 16 pages across 2 sections.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2010
Page
1
Daffodils in prime bloom at the Rio Grande Botanic Garden in Albuquerque New Mexico as photographed in the Oscar feature. The piece appears in 16 pages across 2 sections.
KU geologist Greg Ludvigson says a summer mapping project in Haskell County will refine estimates of High Plains Aquifer water availability. Funded by the USGS, the Kansas Geological Survey plans test drilling in the county and seven counties overall, with June 1 as a possible start. The aquifer underpins most municipal and irrigation water across eight states and faces rapid level declines and potential conflicts over use.
Garden City police and USD 457 coordinated precautions after rumors spread of a planned shooting at Garden City High School. The probe followed reports Friday afternoon of two men with a rifle near the school and the arrest of one suspect, prompting cross agency alerts this morning.
Lawmakers discussed tax options to fill a projected $400 million gap in next year’s state budget. Options include higher sales taxes, removing exemptions, or increases on tobacco and alcohol. Senator Steve Morris and colleagues spoke to about 200 residents at Garden City Community College as part of a legislative coffee series amid Wednesday budget adjustments and a $106 million year-end shortfall.
Maria Castillo enrolled her 2 year old Pricilla in the Immunize and Win a Prize program at a local clinic. She learned the Kansas Department of Health and Environment would pay $400 for up to date vaccinations. She was surprised by the news after a call she did not expect.
Castillo family benefits from the Immunize and Win a Prize program, which funds free vaccines for children up to age two at clinics across Kansas. Participating centers, including United Methodist Mexican American Ministries, offer free items like Tylenol and thermometers during visits while eligible families vie for the grand prize of utility bill assistance.
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