Picture This A Visitor Feeds Lorikeets at Tanganyika Park
A visitor feeds lorikeets at Tanganyika Wildlife Park near Wichita in Garden City, Kansas, sharing a moment of interaction with the colorful parrots.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2009
Page
1
A visitor feeds lorikeets at Tanganyika Wildlife Park near Wichita in Garden City, Kansas, sharing a moment of interaction with the colorful parrots.
Sunflower Electric and Parkinson reach a compromise to build one 895 megawatt coal plant at Holcomb instead of two 700 MW units. The deal relies on legislature backing renewable energy goals, cleaner coal technology, carbon offsets, and wind and solar development, with Sebelius' veto history and local support noted.
A western Kansas utility can build a coal-fired plant after a deal between Gov. Mark Parkinson and Sunflower Electric Power Corp. CE0 Earl Watkins Jr. The agreement, pending legislative approval of Parkinson backed renewable proposals, ends a 19 month dispute sparked by a denied air quality permit in 2007 for Holcomb plants in Finney County.
Vendors and tractors fill Finney County Fairgrounds as the 3i Show returns for a three day run from Wednesday to Friday. Western Kansas Manufacturers Association president Eddie Estes notes Tuesday will be especially busy with setup, while shuttle buses run from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at multiple stops including Clarion Inn and Wal-Mart.
In Finney County, KDOT starts preliminary work on the four laning of U S 50 400 from Garden City to Holcomb. Residents along North IBP Road and U S 50 report noticeable impacts as the state acquires land and prepares interchanges. The Novacks plan to move their home as the project progresses and county officials grant access changes for the Rapps.
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