Picture This A few members of the GCHS team with substate trophy
Garden City photograph features a portion of the GCHS boys basketball squad posing with the GA substate trophy. Phaw contributed by sathouse.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2007
Page
1
Garden City photograph features a portion of the GCHS boys basketball squad posing with the GA substate trophy. Phaw contributed by sathouse.
Bruce Reichmuth, one of five candidates for four USD 457 school board seats, seeks a third term citing community apathy and the need to give students more attention. He references No Child Left Behind requirements and discusses possible policies to reduce class sizes and extend the school year while ensuring quality teachers amid recruiting challenges.
Garden City candidates for four USD 457 board seats debated testing targets and staffing needs at a Monday forum. Incumbents urged progress toward No Child Left Behind benchmarks, while Harold Orosco argued for school choice and charter competition. Voters will pick April 3 among Orosco and four incumbents for four open positions.
Finney County Commissioners discussed three options to retain staff. The meeting explored pay adjustments, improved benefits, and revised career development opportunities to increase workforce stability.
In response to employee defections the Finney County Commission studied three salary increase options to retain and attract workers. About 345 employees across 15 departments would be affected with costs ranging from 419 950 to 553 300 annually while preserving the pay-for-performance program.
Kansas senators push a resolution to Secretary Johanns urging no farming ban on CREP land. The bid seeks nonirrigated farming with legumes, alfalfa, or cover crops to support biofuel needs amid drought and high corn prices. The CREP program involves 150 million dollars in rental payments for landowners who stop watering crops.
Alyson Musser, 2, clings on as she enjoys a ride with older children on the merry go round at Finnup Park during a Monday afternoon outing.
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