Zack and Daniel Alegria Compete at Zoobalee
Zack and Daniel Alegria play a game at Zoobalee, taking part in a local showcase event. The brothers faced off in a friendly matchup, drawing attention from attendees and highlighting their sportsmanship.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2007
Page
1
Zack and Daniel Alegria play a game at Zoobalee, taking part in a local showcase event. The brothers faced off in a friendly matchup, drawing attention from attendees and highlighting their sportsmanship.
Finney County Democrats meet at the public library to reorganize. chairman Lon Wartman resigns after Sebelius administration denies a permit for Sunflower Electric's Holcomb plant expansion. Wartman supports green tech and says economy and environment must go hand in hand. Nominees Tim Hanigan and Jim Perkins also back the project, drawing some criticism.
Elkhart High School senior Lux attended Garden City Community College Exploration Day with 462 other southwest Kansas students. She participated in journalism sessions, conducting interviews and taking photos to simulate reporter work and gain a glimpse of college offerings and related careers.
Holcomb pursues growth plans despite Sunflower Electric Power Corp. air quality permit denial. City staff, led by City Clerk Robin Pena, push for expansion with or without Sunflower as council approves annexing 388 acres and considers about 450 more acres near Holcomb High School to fuel future development.
Nurse practitioner Joan Booker of St. Catherine Hospital and Margene Lagunas of Garden City wound care center urge public education on diabetes. They note 246 million affected worldwide, rising to 380 million in 20 years, with 20.8 million in the United States having the disease and 6.2 million undiagnosed. Subtle Type II symptoms cause many to misattribute them to aging or fatigue.
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