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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2009
Page
1
Syracuse resident Bryson Luebbers celebrates his fourth birthday with family and friends as part of a cheerful community event. The gathering included cake, decorations, and playful activities at a local venue.
Finney County and Garden City did not win stimulus funding for the Jennie Barker Road and Kansas Highway 156 intersection project. District 6 narrowed a field of 32 projects to about nine counties receiving roughly $3.6 million, leaving the local project short of the needed $2.5 million after cuts. Larry Thompson and other KDOT staff prioritized proposals last week for final approval in Topeka.
Garden City residents face higher costs and cautious spending as national economic woes persist. Allen Deel, 21, notes rising gas and food prices while seeking work, hoping President Obama can bolster the economy. Deel cites stimulus efforts and debate over taxes on banker bonuses as signs of federal action.
In Washington the Obama administration launched a new effort to end lending paralysis by teaming with investors to absorb about half a trillion dollars of bad assets from banks reluctant to lend. Treasury Secretary Geithner urged patience as he defended the plan amid anger over executive bonuses, while President Obama voiced confidence in the initiative.
Connie Richmeier, 59, grew up on Main Street in Garden City where her father owned Laughlin Electric. After wiring farmhouses with NRCS she found a fit at Finney County Conservation District and, sixteen years on, serves as district manager.
Lee Neighbors of Kansas City was elected president of the National Conservation District Employees Association at the annual conservation districts meeting in New Orleans. The organization has over 8,000 members and promotes professionalism, information, and representation for conservation district employees.
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