Picture This at invite by Brenda Myers in Holcomb
Brenda Myers hosts a gathering in Holcomb titled Picture This with invites sent to attendees for a community event featuring photography or visual art.
08 May 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2006
Page
1
Brenda Myers hosts a gathering in Holcomb titled Picture This with invites sent to attendees for a community event featuring photography or visual art.
Sunday night storms brought hail up to marbles size and heavy rain across Finney County. Buffalo Dunes Golf Course suffered severe greens damage and tree loss, with closure planned for several days. The Men's Merchant League at Buffalo Dunes was canceled. Local officials activated sirens for possible tornadoes though no ground touchdown was confirmed.
Garden City business owner Bob Petrus has run Traditions since 2001. He greets customers from a booth or stool, aiming for a friendly relaxed vibe that reflects his personality. Petrus, 64, hopes the shop feels like a social gathering for families and neighbors.
Kansans face a budget stalemate as negotiators clash over park funding. Governor Sebelius backs free entry starting 2007 with $5.25 million set aside, while the House favors half-price admission. The budget bill, approaching $12 billion, must await approval from both chambers before Sebelius can sign. Tax and school funding issues also loom in the adjournment push.
President Bush named Air Force General Michael Hayden to lead the CIA amid ongoing debate over domestic surveillance. Critics questioned military control of a civilian spy agency as Hayden would replace Porter Goss who resigned under pressure.
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