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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2004
Page
1
Kyle Rees celebrates his 19th birthday with home cooked meals prepared by his stepdad Skeeter Smith and Kris Smith in Garden City. The scene captures family warmth and a homemade dining moment.
Finney County Attorney John Wheeler will decide if Holcomb USD 363 violated the Kansas Open Meetings Act by discussing HVAC bid details in a closed session. The Telegram requested an review as board members cited an easement, with debate over proper justification and real property acquisition exceptions.
Finney County commissioners consider reestablishing a building fund after voters defeated it 1283 to 784 in March. A resolution could avoid a costly special election if passed by December for April or by July 2006 for November placement. The fund would levy up to 1 mill for ten years to cover construction and equipment needs.
Students at Edith Scheuerman Elementary and nine other Garden City area schools participate in a banking program to learn financial management. Security Savings Bank started the effort years ago and plans more branches in Garden City and Holcomb as fourth graders balance homework and activities with a half hour weekly banking role.
Garden City residents in the 1100 block of North Sixth Street presented a plea for resident-only parking after complaints about Garden City High School students and Pizza Hut staff parking in front of homes. The traffic advisory board previously denied the request for signs.
Garden City Commissioner Gary Fuller wants city employees to start paying 5 percent more toward their health insurance in January. He proposed at Tuesday's City Commission meeting to raise employee contributions from $10 single/$30 family to $20 single/$40 family starting in 2005, lifting the share of premium from about 6 percent to about 11 percent.
City officials propose a 15 to 21 percent rise by 2008 with no change in 2006 and 5 percent increases in 2007 and 2008. Fuller said the plan is doable as the city plans to pay 176.27 dollars monthly in 2005 for a sin.
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