Picture This Debbie Karkiainen at Mendenhall Glacier
Debbie Karkiainen poses near Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau Alaska a late field scene frames her portrait against the icy backdrop capturing a moment of travel photography and natural scenery.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2005
Page
1
Debbie Karkiainen poses near Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau Alaska a late field scene frames her portrait against the icy backdrop capturing a moment of travel photography and natural scenery.
Sounds of power saws and wood chippers filled recovering neighborhoods as New Orleans officially reopened to residents a month after Katrina. Along St. Charles Avenue streetcars idle while Maury Strong and husband return home to electricity and a cold beer, relieved after weeks away. Mayor Nagin signals the city’s partial restoration with cautious optimism.
Garden City police Lt. Gibson Auten recalls his first 1981 bullet resistant vest as heavy and stifling, noting a pungent odor. The department added vests for all sworn officers in the 1990s and shifted from Kevlar to hybrid Zylon Kevlar vests, now replacing hybrids after NIJ warned Zylon reliability concerns.
Garden City USD 457 board meets at 7:30 p.m. to review a new after-school program with a $500000 price tag funded by state money. The plan targets at risk students and differs from the former Project Effort, which expanded district wide before funding declined.
After five years of spousal abuse a 29 year old woman fled with her child to Garden City seeking safety. She credits Family Crisis Services with providing therapy and toys for her child, aiding her path to healing and a better life.
The agency at 106 W Fulton St operates 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays under Director Lana Christensen with a 24 hour Crisis Hotline at 275-5911. She notes abusive situations color outlooks on life and urges seeking help. See Agency on Page A5.
Finney County United Way raised 4275 this week and brought the year to 125897.90, about 25 percent of its 500000 goal. Executive Director Margaret Anderson said volunteers are talking to everyone and every gift counts, with total up 22000 from the same point last year.
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