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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2002
Page
3
Drivers on Campus Drive from Mary Street to Deane Wiley Park driveway face delays starting today as Lee Construction replaces the concrete with 7 inch pavement. Northbound lanes are done first with a single travel lane and a detour around the work area. Construction is expected to take two weeks.
The Moonshiners, a Scott City band, headline Sunday night at Stevens Park Summer Concert Series. Music begins 7:30 p.m. at the band shell. The Garden City Recreation Commission and the City of Garden City sponsor the free weekly concerts through Aug. 25.
Finney County Commissioners defended their nuisance ruling against Mid States Developers in a March suit. The case, assigned to Judge Philip Vieux, challenges notice, scope, and use permits for soil work on agricultural land near T Bone Drive and Schulman Avenue. Burgardt expects a nuisance hearing within about 30 days.
Two Filipino nurses Jessie Unite and Liezl De La Rosa moved to Ulysses Kansas in 2001 to work as caregivers amid a US nursing shortage. They adjusted from Manila's extended family culture to Western Prairie Care Home, balancing studies, immigration processing, and new lives in a small town.
Dodge City and Garden City officials weigh expanding grant writing by hiring a consultant and naming internal staff to assist. The measure aims to augment budgets with grants, though many require local matching funds and may not fully fund projects. The meeting also canceled retreats, set May discussions, and approved several park, zoning, and housing actions.
SW Kansas seniors prepare for commencement across cities with ceremonies at Memorial Stadium for Garden City High and multiple district sites. Elizabeth Hermann and Amanda York named 2002 speakers. Project Graduation activities span 7 p.m. to 4 a.m. Various districts list start times from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with safety and celebration events planned.
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