Panel Plans Vote On Gay Marriage Ban
Picture This Allie and Austin Miller pose with their newly adopted dog Sam My from Silent Angels Advocate Rescue north of Leoti. The panel will vote on a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage, signaling a potential shift in local policy discussions.
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Allie
Austin Miller
Sammy
Silent Angels Advocate Rescue
Leoti
Local officials press for highway and school funding
Finney County officials traveled to Topeka to press lawmakers on highway funding and education dollars. Transportation dominates talks as plans for a 10 year 13.5 billion highway program face decisions this year. Garden City and US 50 West projects could be affected, with a 54 million cost and 3.8 million local match.
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Topeka
Finney
Ers
Washington, D.C
Air
Rai
State Capitol
Finney County
Cliff Mayo
County Commission
Jerry Davis
Deb Miller
U.S. Highway 83
Holcomb
Steve Morris
Hugoton
Garden City
Morris
St Patrick’s Day fundraiser draws locals to Arts Center
About 60 people attended a noon baked potato bar and another 50 joined dinner at 318 N Main St to support art projects. The Southwest Arts and Humanities Council sponsored the day long event with potatoes, toppings, green soda and beer. Garden City Community College staff and Finnup Foundation members were among attendees along with Main Street business owners and Western Kansas Community Foundation staff. Irish fiddle music set the mood as attendees helped raise funds for arts programming.
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Southwest Arts and Humanities Council
The
Arts
Main
N. Main St
Garden City Community College
Finnup Foundation
Main Street
Western Kansas Community Foundation
Safety communication key for southwest Kansas workers
In southwest Kansas many workers are Hispanic creating safety challenges. Garden City Feed Yard employs 65 with about 60 percent Hispanic workers and limited English. The yard uses bilingual materials, interpreters, and incentives for accident-free days along with a quarterly bonus pool to boost safety.
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Kansas
Mark Boos
Garden City
Kansas Livestock Association
Boos
Telegram editor departs for Burlington Hawk Eye post
Steve Delaney will become editor publisher of The Burlington Hawk Eye after the death of Bill Mertens. Delaney, formerly of The Telegram, cited respect for Mertens and a goal to continue his work as he makes a professional jump to oversee the seven day a week Iowa Lee Publisher.
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Jose Alatorre
Alatorre
Aguiar- Faria Dairy
California
Burlington
Iowa
Hawk Eye
Telegram
Delaney
Bill Mertens
Bill
Mertens
Sattler named new Telegram editor publisher
Dena Sattler, current advertising director at The Telegram, will replace Steve Delaney as editor publisher. Delaney moves to The Burlington Hawk Eye as editor publisher, taking over after the death of Bill Mertens. Both start their new roles April 19.
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Sattler
New Telegram
Garden City Telegram
John Lee
Harris Enterprises Inc
Dena Sattler
The
Telegram
Steve Delaney
Delaney
Burlington
Iowa
Hawk Eye
Bill Mertens
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