Picture This Syracuse Bulldogs win sub-state title in Sublette
Syracuse High School coach Andy Coleman and senior Chris Brown celebrate the Bulldogs sub-state championship in Sublette. The moment captures their teamwork and the team’s success as they advance in the postseason.
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Friends Cancel Zoobalee to Cut Volunteer Load
Garden City and the Friends of the Lee Richard son Zoo will not organize the 27th Zoobalee Fourth of July fundraiser this year citing volunteer fatigue and weekend scheduling challenges. The event drew 1,947 attendees in 2003 and raised about $12,460 before expenses, with organizers shifting focus to a new Christmas lights project at the zoo.
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Hauschild
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Garden City
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Bob Halloran
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Carol Hauschild
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Appeals court reverses sentence in ex-wife stabbing case
The Kansas Court of Appeals reversed in part a Finney County District Court ruling against a Garden City man convicted of stabbing his ex wife in the Grain Bin Supper Club parking lot.
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Finney County District Court
District Court: Miller conviction reduced on appeal
Dennis Miller, 51, was convicted in a May 2001 stabbing of Jenice Miller for aggravated kidnapping, attempted second-degree murder, and aggravated assault. An appellate ruling Dec 5 reversed the kidnapping count, lowering his sentence from 26 years to about five years. the court issued no resentencing guidance, leaving the district court unsure how to proceed.
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Jenice Miller
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Court of Appeals
District Court
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Thomas Richardson
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Fat taking over as leading preventable death says CDC
The CDC study warns obesity may surpass smoking as the nation’s top preventable killer, with 400000 deaths in 2000 and a 33 percent rise since 1990. Tobacco deaths rose 9 percent to 435000 in the same period. Health officials promote diet, exercise, and industry actions like McDonald’s Supersize reduction to curb the trend.
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Federal
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Police investigates fatal wreck actions at Five Points
Garden City Police Dept probes two investigations into the March 4 crash near Five Points. Capt. Mike Utz says a criminal inquiry into the accident and an internal review of an officer’s actions will run concurrently, with the officer’s name withheld until completion. Witness Honey Hooper, 20, filed a complaint after seeing a patrol vehicle pursue four men fleeing in a 1992 white Honda after attempting to cash bogus checks. The crash occurred when the Honda ran a red light and hit a Chevy Suburban after authorities followed from Money Stop.
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Five Points
Mike Utz
Honey Hooper
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Hooper
13Th Street
Buffalo Jones Avenue
Tyson Fresh Meats Inc
Money Stop
Kansas Ave
City to leverage federal dollars for airport upgrades
The City Commission approved three airport improvement projects as FAA funds now cover 95 percent of costs, reducing the local match from 10 to 5 percent. City Manager Hallo ran explained the money comes from the airport trust fund funded by airport fuel taxes and passenger fees, noting the rarity of reduced local matches.
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Jeff Whitham
Federal Aviation Administration
Bob Halloran
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