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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2011
Page
3
Kansas Department of Transportation studies ways to improve long distance bus service between cities. The survey covers Greyhound Jefferson Lines and Prestige Bus Lines with an online form at KDOT Intercity Bus System Study. For more information contact the Topeka office at (785) 296 3566.
The Holiday Cookie Walk at Community Congregational Church will open at 9 a.m. Saturday. The event takes place at the church on the corner of Third and Walnut streets.
Sapience Corporation in Pittsburg marks its grand opening as the North American distributor for ED Co. Ltd of South Korea electronic education equipment. Gov. Brownback and local officials attend with Pittsburg State University and Fort Scott Community College leaders. Clayton Tatro announces a college partnership to use the tech in occupational training.
David Hill, who serves hot meals to about 300 people monthly on the third Saturday through One Spark, learned this fall that a food safety permit is required. He obtained a temporary permit and will meet city officials to ensure compliant operations. City officials say the permit protects those served from unsafe food handling. Hill promotes random acts of kindness, with the program beginning in Wichita and growing a following.
Reading Kansas begins recovery as EF-3 tornado kills one and destroys most homes and businesses. Citizens State Bank branch in Woodbine reopens December 5, Miracle Cafe plans early December service, Reading Grain and Lumber aims to restore hours by year end after Ezek? total loss at the grain elevator.
The McDowells at 612 N Seventh St decorate for Christmas with a wreath, nativity, and three trees. They setting up traditions include buying new ornaments yearly and preserving keepsake stockings. They balance family fun with reflection on Christ’s birth as son Alex serves in Marine recruit training in San Diego. The special tree for Alex stays up until February.
Westar Energy warns meeting the mid December EPA air emission deadline could force rolling blackouts for customers. The company, joined by KCPL and Sunflower, has filed suits in D C and Kansas to seek relief, citing a need for more time to meet sulfur dioxide and NOX cuts. Westar’s fuel mix favors coal despite lower emissions from other fuels, and planners say full compliance may only be achievable by 2018.
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