Roop resigns as Finney County Appraiser
Finney County commission accepts the resignation of Appraiser Roop and states the process to fill the vacancy will begin immediately. The move triggers steps to appoint or hire a successor to the county appraisal office.
Longtime county appraiser Roop resigns citing health
Alan Roop submitted his resignation to Finney County commissioners reporting general health problems. He has served as county appraiser since 1987 with last day May 31. Deputy Wendy Dunagan named interim appraiser. recruitment for a permanent successor will begin immediately.
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Packed Holcomb meeting calls for return of volunteer fire dept
Holcomb residents pack city council chambers seeking reestablishment of the Holcomb Volunteer Fire Department after a 2005 abolition. They cite fire at a resident’s home and slower response times under current Garden City firefighting coverage, with current monthly $400 service.
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Groundbreaking set for $80 million ethanol plant east of Garden City
More than 150 residents officials workers and developers attended a groundbreaking ceremony for a proposed 80 million ethanol dry mill plant on U S Highway 50 east of Garden City. Conestoga Energy Partners predicts 2000 construction jobs 2200 sub contracts and an $81 million regional boost with completion in 14 months weather permitting.
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Immigration overhaul set for final Senate vote
Senate negotiators prepared to pass a landmark immigration bill offering most illegal immigrants a path to citizenship. The chamber defeated a last minute budget- concerns challenge 67 to 31. McCain signaled openness to House talks, saying no provisions are nonnegotiable.
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USD 457 Teachers Vote On 5 Percent Pay Increase
After extended talks the USD 457 Board proposed a 5 percent rise in the teacher compensation package for 2006 07 raising total pay from 24 791 061 to 26 030 614 The $1 400 base salary increase plus experience and education based adjustments will apply per the salary schedule Kathleen Whitley finance officer noted the final raise depends on position on the schedule The teachers negotiating team will seek school level feedback before a June 21 meeting with board negotiators If a tentative agreement is reached teachers will vote later A preliminary 2006 07 calendar shifts parent teacher conferences to the first week of March to better align with grading period end Ramirez said
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