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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2013
Page
4
Local voters face decisions on Garden City Public Schools and Garden City Community College board seats. Winners will confront funding uncertainties and potential tolls on education as the landscape shifts across levels.
Editorial urges community input on USD 457 and GCCC boards. Incumbents Lara Bors Jean Clifford Gloria Hopkins seek continued balance of spending with resources, while supporting Common Core standards. Garden City Community College trustees William Clifford Merilyn Douglass and Ron Schwartz are praised for workforce development focus and expansion plans as voters decide Tuesday.
Online remarks from GCTelegram readers react to progress on the new Cat Canyon at Lee Richardson Zoo Garden City Kansas praising donors and staff. Freshman Justin Moore criticizes a supervised senior prank at Garden City High School in today's edition.
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone for confirmation prior to publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length. Send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or via online at gctelegram.com.
President Obama tours Tel Aviv and Jerusalem with light policy aims, sharing jokes and weather opinions while praising Shimon Peres and planting a magnolia tree. He avoids bold peace progress, leaving Israelis amused and hopeful for a softer leadership path in his second term.
Tina Dupuy critiques how religion informs law and civil rights in Kentucky HB 279, the Religion Freedom Act. The piece contrasts liberal and conservative Christian portrayals of Jesus, notes the bill’s claim to protect religious practice, and argues it could enable discrimination. it ends by asking where personal belief ends and others' rights begin.
The piece argues that despite promises of donor transparency, 2010 pledges were eroded by corporate money. It cites $50 million in inaugal funding, limited donor data, and OFA’s quarterly, non corporate ID lists. It notes Sunlight Foundation efforts and questions donor access and influence.
A family and community backed appeal endorses Troy Unruh for City Commissioner. The letter highlights his 20+ year relationship with Garden City, strong values, leadership, and commitment to local causes, urging residents to vote on April 2.
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