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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2009
Page
1
Picture This Colton and Dustin Snodgrass attend a Denver Broncos game. Ann Snodgrass of Garden City is also mentioned. The item appears in a brief currency note priced at 50 cents.
Garden City and Finney County officials press ahead with FEMA flood insurance rate map revisions. A 23,000 dollar Wilson and Co. study will check data errors and suggest public works steps. More than 50 residents have gathered petition signatures while leaders met to review options.
Gov Mark Parkinson pushes a bill to pave the way for an 895 megawatt coal plant near Holcomb Finney County with renewable targets. Senate approves 37 to 2 sending to House as leaders expect little opposition. The bill requires utilities to generate 20 percent of electricity from renewable sources by 2020 and includes incentives for wind solar power and alternative fuels.
At the 3i Show in Finney County, visitors explored agriculture careers beyond driving tractors. Garden City Community College organizers stressed broad options with Kent Kohlbeck of John Deere Ag Tech noting doors open through ag careers. About 25 FFA students from Garden City and Holcomb learned from GCCC instructors Cindy VenJohn and Clint Alexander, with interest in agricultural mechanics and livestock careers.
Health officials monitor the 2009 H1N1 flu amid rising cases in Kansas with 12 confirmed across Dickinson Johnson Sedgwick and Wyandotte counties. Local doctors report no confirmed cases in the Garden City region and a planned 50 Million Pound Challenge walk on May 16 was canceled as a precaution by State Farm Insurance.
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