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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2002
Page
1
Budget woes loom as cuts threaten local teen programs while Hazel the dog joins Halloween festivities, adding a light note to community concerns. Local groups warn funding gaps could hinder after school activities and youth initiatives this season.
Carroll Glanville volunteers at Scott County Hospital for Community Access Television Channel 87 known as the church channel. He helps neighbors learn computing from 1980s basics to modern devices, and the station airs public programming including Scott City Council recordings.
Finney County planning commission approved rezoning about eight acres behind Ward’s Garden Center at 2703 N US 83 for an RV park to temporarily house visitors. Owner Mike Ward cites Sunflower Electric’s planned second power plant and a need for worker housing, with a buffer to reduce smell from nearby feedyard. County commissioners will review Dec 9 after planning signoff.
Santa Claus led nearly 300 attendees at Stevens Park lighting ceremony as naked trees transformed into white striped candy canes. Mary Cronin of Pierceville and Shelley Stroup of Holcomb described the event as starting the holiday season with joy and festive music. Children enjoyed visiting Santa and local groups performed.
Kansas Democrats hold the governorship as a budget shortfall grows to over 1 billion when fiscal 2004 revenues and expenditures are included. Sebelius, the sole statewide Democrat, confronts a GOP-dominated Legislature and a presidential year election that could turn into a referendum on her leadership if the budget isn’t resolved.
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