Picture This v Mary Ri Holcc sights on state
A brief page item notes Picture This versus Mary Ri Holcc with state ambitions. The 16 page, two section publication highlights the contest and potential outcomes.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2010
Page
1
A brief page item notes Picture This versus Mary Ri Holcc with state ambitions. The 16 page, two section publication highlights the contest and potential outcomes.
More than 360 graduates walked at Garden City High School’s 128th commencement ceremony. Student speakers Whitney Wells and Luke Dinkel urged the class to keep their own identities and memories, recalling years of hard work and last minute laughs over a missing lanyard.
Two former Leoti city workers have launched a recall effort against the mayor and two council members. They accuse the officials of fostering a hostile work environment and failing to enforce ordinances. The moves followed non-renomination of Rene Geyer and Jeanene French at a May 3 city council meeting.
Tammy Bailes, an advanced registered nurse practitioner, returns to the Finney County Health Department after a 2.5 year stint at Siena Medical Clinic. Her return enables the department to see sick children on demand again, with Bailes working full time.
The health department can now check up to eight sick children per day, offering an alternative to emergency rooms for same day care. Bailes focuses on family planning services while addressing broader pediatric care needs. See Neighbors, Page A5.
Ashley Angeles Ashley Baier and Wrae Barlow spoke before Holcomb High School’s graduation ceremony about the friendships and teachers who inspired them. They said they were excited to graduate and consider what comes next in their lives.
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