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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2003
Page
1
A delicate scene shows young rabbits receiving care with an eye dropper. Their tiny bodies and attentive caretakers highlight the gentle daily routine of nurturing newborns in a shelter or home setting.
Rebecca Garcia adjusts her tassel before Holcomb High School graduation. The Garden City graduation for the Class of 2003 drew over 300 graduates into the main gym as families and friends gathered amid warm weather. Anzueta, excited, said the moment had not yet sunk in.
Holcomb High School held a Sunday commencement in the HHS auditorium for 35 graduates before about 900 family and community members. Valedictorian Sarah Forrest and Salutatorian Molly Eastin spoke as honors were presented, a slide show shown, and diplomas handed out amid jokes and tears.
Holcomb High School biology teacher and resident cougar expert Bob Wilson spoke with National Geographic on the revival of the eastern cougar. The interview covered habitat, threats, and conservation efforts shaping the species rebound.
Oklahoma teacher Bob Wilson, a rural Kansas wildlife photographer, discusses his obsession with the eastern cougar. He compares the big cat to Old West mystique and has set motion cameras seeking a sighting, though he has mainly captured raccoons bobcats and rabbits.
Veterinarians by Kathy Hanks report anxious prep for West Nile virus. At Flatlands Animal Hospital Cimarron, Dr. Mike Hannah mailed reminders to about 100 horse owners. 45 vaccinated so far. Equine expert Bonnie Rush urges following Fort Dodge vaccine protocol with a two to six week booster series.
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