Garden City Telegram staff contact and hours list
The Garden City Telegram publishes daily mornings with holiday exemptions. Staff roles include editor Dena Sattler, newsroom Brett Riggs, sports Brett Marshall and Adam Holt, obituaries Debbie Schiffelbein, advertising Robin Phelan, circulation Jeremy Banwell, and IT Joseph Burns. Office hours are weekdays 7 30 a.m. to 5 30 p.m.
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Obituary for Dorothy E. Thomas of Hugoton dies at 82
Dorothy E. Thomas 82 of Hugoton died May 15 2013 at Pioneer Manor. Born March 13 1931 in Osborne to Albert and Don Lackey she married Paul L. Thomas in 1949 and moved to Hugoton in 1965. She was a homemaker, school librarian and printer for USD 210. Memorial service and inurnment will be at Hugoton Cemetery with memorials to several local groups.
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Dorothy E. Thomas
Pioneer Manor
Osborne
Albert
Don Morris Lackey
Saffordville
Paul L. Thomas
USD 210
Leslie Swift
Twila Nelson
Clara Schaefer
Kenneth
Leonard Lackey
John Thomas
Port Arthur
Texas
Clinton Thomas
Salina
Alan
Gary Thomas
Stephen Thomas
Wellington
Wilma Lind
Kansas City
Kan
Ronald Lackey
Hugoton Cemetery
American Legion Women’s Auxiliary
Eastern Star
Ulysses Chapter
National Parkinson Foundation
Garland Funeral Home
S. Main
Meyer and Crocker Death Notices From Ulysses KS
David Meyer 69 of rural Grant County died May 14 2013 at his home in Grant County He was a farmer married to Carolyn Oldham in 1968 and survived by two sons a brother and four grandchildren A graveside service is set for 10 am Monday at Ulysses Cemetery Memorials to Oasis Church or Grant County Scholarship Foundation care of Garnand Funeral Home Ulysses KS Charles V Bo Crocker 99 of Ulysses died May 15 2013 at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital in Ulysses Garland Funeral Home will announce arrangements
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Ulysses
David Everett Meyer
Grant County
Garden City
Herman Everett
Arlene Smith Meyer
Meyer
Carolyn Oldham
Mike Meyer
Mark Meyer
Bennett, Colo
Phillip Meyer
Charles V
Bo” Crocker
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Garland Funeral Home
Garden City woman jailed in meth distribution probe
Garden City police report 18 year old Tatiana Arredondo of 3501 Campus Drive arrested on meth possession with intent to sell within 1000 feet of a school and related paraphernalia offenses. A search at 2904 Fleming Street Apt. 50 yielded 122 grams of meth, drug paraphernalia, and $1,180 cash. She remains in Finney County Jail.
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Garden City
Tatiana Arredondo
Kansas
Conkling Avenue
Alexander Perez
Ulysses
Rusilio Sandoval III
Teitelbaum Ave
Teitelbaum Avenue
Adam J. Vos
Campus Drive
Fitz Street
Stephanie Hamilton- Nugent
N. Seventh St
North Seventh Street
Thomas Nugent
Obituary Submissions Policy Deadline
Policy states obituaries must be submitted by 9 p.m. Sunday through Friday for inclusion in the next day's editions. The rule emphasizes timely submissions to ensure obituary notices appear in upcoming papers.
Kansas Lottery Daily Pick 3 and 2 By 2 results
The Kansas Lottery draws show Daily Pick 3 numbers 64 and 8 with 2 by 2 red balls 16 and 23 and white balls 4 and 22.
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Daily Pick
Washington drafts rules on legalizing marijuana
Washington state officials began drafting the first rules for the new marijuana industry eight months after voters approved legalization for non adults. The plan includes seed to store tracking, county cap on retail outlets, no uninfused marijuana extracts, strict security and insurance requirements, and labeled products noting potential habit forming effects with a state logo. The Liquor Control Board staff researched grow houses and marijuana science while earning nicknames such as the queen of weed.
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Seattle
Washington State
State Liquor Control Board
Tornadoes devastate Granbury Texas killing six
The Granbury area in Hood County bore the brunt of 13 tornadoes that struck Wednesday night killing six and injuring dozens. Homes in Rancho Brazos Estates were torn apart with some half standing while others were reduced to rubble. Nearby towns Cleburne and Millsap also suffered damage as officials assessed the scene. Habitat for Humanity volunteers described the heartbreak of losses to homes built for low income families.
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Granbury
Texas
Habitat For Humanity
North
Fort Worth
National Weather Service
Cleburne
Millsap
Elsie Tallant
Hood County
Steve Berry Law
Rancho Brazos Estates
Multiple arrests and citations in local police beat report
The log lists Romaldo Shumate age 18 arrested at 3:44 a.m. in the Fleming Street area on auto theft attempt elude and interference. Several others are cited or arrested for drag racing battery theft fraud and drug offenses with addresses and times noted across city blocks.
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Romaldo Shumate
11Th St
Fleming Street
Luis Galvez
Jennie Barker Road
East
Kansas Avenue
Bobby Molz
Washington St
Washington Street
Candice Rodriguez
Kansas Ave
Burger King
I North First Street
Daniel Rangel
Elkhart
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E. Holmes Ave
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East Spruce Street
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Easy Street
McCoy Drive
Seventh St
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Bellevue Ave
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Antonio E. Terrazas
Lakeview Drive
Fulton Street
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Canales
Thompson Ave
Dodge City
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