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Susan Johnsons class from Bible Christian Academy visits the Kansas Cosmophere on a field trip, with Pirate at a byline attributed to Wendy Dunagan of Garden City.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2009
Page
1
Susan Johnsons class from Bible Christian Academy visits the Kansas Cosmophere on a field trip, with Pirate at a byline attributed to Wendy Dunagan of Garden City.
Garden City staff open the 2010 budgeting process with city manager Matt Allen and Finance Director Melinda Hitz. Over three days, department heads present proposals for review and revision as the city prepares an overall budget, starting with the Fire Department, Regional Airport and cemetery department.
Topeka lawmakers clash over education money as the House backs a 0.7 percent cut to Kansas school aid totaling nearly 26 million for 2010 starting July 1, while the Senate preserves education funding in a separate 13 billion plus plan. Governor Sebelius opposes the House cut.
Garden City Community College hosts a mock debate during Women's Week led by instructor Mary Moore. Forensics students debated the topic of legalizing prostitution, a broad issue discussed in academic literature and public discourse, with local participants Brooke Lindholm and Amanda White presenting the affirmative.
USD 457 Board of Education plans to fill the vacant seat after Blackburn’s resignation ahead of the April 7 election. Candidates Scheppner Hopkins and Clifford vie for three seats. Superintendent Atha favors one of the new electees filling Blackburn’s seat before July 1.
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