YMCA Eggstravaganza Brings Families Together in Community Event
Caylen Williams nine finds Easter fun at the YMCA egg hunt and duck tattoo as Lily Leyva visits with her three year old son Eric. Garden City High School Interact club assists games and mobilizes volunteers for the Eggstravaganza sponsored by Commerce Bank.
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Caylen Williams
YMCA
Krystal Richardson
Member Service Associates
Commerce Bank
Richardson
Lily Leyva
Eric Sanchez
Eric
Garden City High School
Interact Club
Rotary International
Service Club
Interact
Abraham Rodriguez
GCHS
Rodriguez
Veronica Diaz
Diaz
Brenden Stoy
Garden City Family Ymca
Teen leads graffiti cleanup effort in city
Joe Sauseda, guided by the Buff Project and with support from his C TAG team, says he plans to engage high school students and push for city action to erase graffiti. His girlfriend Rosie Nguyen recalls graffiti was a daily issue in her youth, while Lt. Rodney Dozier praises Sauseda's initiative and youth perspective.
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Buff
Joe Sauseda
Joe
CTAG
Rosie Nguyen
GCHS
Nguyen
East Garden Village
Garden City Police
Rodney Dozier
C-Tag
Dozier
Council
Hospital buys clinic OB/GYN to join St. Catherine system
St. Catherine Hospital acquires a women’s clinic and adds physicians Matthews and Richard Hall to its roster. Community relations coordinator Janie Wimmer says the integration strengthens service for Garden City residents and surrounding communities. Executives emphasize patient care focus and hospital handling of business operations while potential staff transitions to hospital employment are discussed. The Women’s Clinic becomes the latest hospital based clinic to integrate after Siena Medical Clinic in 2005 and the Surgery Center of Southwest Kansas in 2004.
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Matthews
Richard Hall
Janie Wimmer
St. Catherine
Garden City
Victor Hawkins
Wimmer
Clinic
Taylor
Women’s Clinic
Siena Medical Clinic
Surgery Center of
Southwest Kansas
St. Catherine Hospital
Sunflower project veto leaves Sunflower expansion in limbo
Kansas lawmakers critique Governor Sebelius veto on a $3.6 billion Sunflower expansion proposing two 700 megawatt coal plants near Holcomb. The veto preserves health safeguards but clouds future energy policy and may raise utility rates. Leaders seek to override with two-thirds votes while exploring alternative energy and rate impacts.
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Holcomb
Colorado
Texas
Bremby
Sebelius
Kansas
Morris
Whitham
Pat Veesart
Senate
Chamber
House
Neufeld
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Transportation Committee
Gary Hayzlett
House Transportation Committee
Irene Bryant
Wharton
Whartons
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Tan Earl
Tsu Tos
Garden City Community College