Smoking ordinance could spark debate in Garden City
Garden City officials consider a potential local smoking ban with a public dialogue session scheduled for Tuesday at the City Administrative Center. City leaders say no ordinance will be enacted during the meeting though a draft exists for guidance, following discussion with the Finney County Health Coalition.
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Sebelius signs three year Kansas school finance bill
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius signed a three year 541 million school finance package to satisfy a 2005 Kansas Supreme Court ruling. The plan raises school funding by 466 million over three years plus 75 million for teacher pensions, relying on existing state revenues and risking deficits by year three. Attorney Alan Rupe may file a motion challenging adequacy of the funding.
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Cancer survivOR participates in Garden City Relay for Life kickoff
Garden City Community College hosts its 13th Relay for Life with 100 cancer survivors, led by Sarah Peat who recently finished treatment for breast and liver cancer. High School student Brittany Talbott, a leukemia survivor, addresses the crowd as guest speaker during opening ceremonies.
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Western Kansas drought worsens as rain remains scarce
Western Kansas continues to face rainfall deficits spanning six to seven years despite sporadic relief. Kansas State Climatologist Mary Knapp notes conditions worsen westward with extreme eastern Kansas only abnormally dry, while hotter, drier air accelerates drought intensification. Farmers and ranchers bear the brunt, with small towns feeling harvest shortfalls.
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Police warn of counterfeit twenties and tens in Garden City
Garden City police chief James Hawkins reports counterfeit twenty and ten dollar bills circulating since January with 38 investigated cases and about 1331 dollars in losses. Large retailers like Walmart and Target are common venues as authorities educate staff and the public.
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