Four generations of Browns at Syracuse High basketball game
Will, Kent, Gerald, Jerry, Chris and Drew Browns attend a Syracuse High School boys basketball game. Photo by Lorna Brown, Syracuse.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2007
Page
1
Will, Kent, Gerald, Jerry, Chris and Drew Browns attend a Syracuse High School boys basketball game. Photo by Lorna Brown, Syracuse.
Doug Williams, 53, of Garden City, a hospital chaplain at St. Catherine, has pursued many careers including aviator, Medi-Vac pilot, teacher, police officer, and chaplain. He began flying at 14 and is pursuing a second doctorate in pastoral psychology with a focus on spirituality in traumatic stress. An Alaska native from an Inupiat village, he learned to hunt, fish, and trap near the Arctic Circle, where planes arrive infrequently and seas are rough.
Kansas lawmakers limit public access to vote records in committees and chambers. Despite Sunshine Week spotlighting openness, the Senate and House maintain restrictions on filming or photographing unrecorded votes, with photographers banned from tally-board images during debates.
Strider a 150 pound black and white Newfoundland receives grooming from Megan McMechen in Bailey Colorado as he prepares for the Kansas Kennel AKC Dog Show at the Finney County Exhibition Building. The event running Friday through Sunday featured over 860 dogs and more than 700 owners with Strider noted as a calm water rescue dog.
Emergency management coordinator Jery Bailey leaves Haskell County after six months, saying the winter storm of Dec 29 caused widespread outages and 18 inches of snow. Gwen Meaks will assume the post by end of March, bringing lessons from the disaster for future planning. President Bush had declared federal disaster status for 44 Kansas counties.
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