Geier to retire as Garden City public grounds chief
Alan Geier retires April 1 after 27 years with the City of Garden City. He joined the city in 1988 after about 17 years in his family business Geier's Inc. He learned crew management and trades while growing up as a plumber in a family of electricians, shaping his tenure as superintendent of public grounds.
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Alan Geier
Geier
Brownback defers on budget path as revenue shortfall grows
Governor Sam Brownback, facing a revenue shortfall, offered few specifics on budget direction at a Topeka event. He urged an ending balance to cushion spending and revenue swings while noting ongoing discussions with lawmakers over proposed liquor and cigarette tax increases.
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Sam Brownback
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Rural district faces teacher recruitment challenges
In Garden City USD 457, a 7,700 student district, most teachers arrive from other states or regions. Principal Glenda LaBarbera highlights a high energy teaching pair, Charles Kressbach and Grant Allen, as examples while noting 20 of 30 teachers come from outside Kansas. The district spends tens of thousands annually to recruit and lure qualified staff from afar.
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Glenda LaBarbera
Charles Kressbach
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Grant Allen
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Allen
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Garden City
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Kenneth Henderson
Kerri Steelman-Schmidt
Buffalo Jones
USD 457
Rick Atha
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