School lunches still a good option in Garden City
Todd Bordewick of Garden City notes school lunches remain a solid option for balanced meals and reliable nutrition for students. He emphasizes practicality and consistency in school meal programs.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2002
Page
1
Todd Bordewick of Garden City notes school lunches remain a solid option for balanced meals and reliable nutrition for students. He emphasizes practicality and consistency in school meal programs.
DODGE CITY Kansas faces a potential 1.3 billion revenue shortfall in the Comprehensive Transportation Program as the Transportation 2000 Task Force tours the state. Public input is sought as hearings highlight impacts on senior service and daily riders counting on local transit.
Santa Fe Chapter of the U S Highway 50 Association met in Dodge City for a strategic planning session led by Dennis Smith of Garden City. The 14 members outlined an eight point action plan to promote a four lane trade route from the Colorado border to Hutchinson and to raise awareness with large buttons.
Paula Aldaco recalls her son Aaron born with Erb's Palsy after long labor left his left arm paralyzed. Aaron recently turned one as his family promotes International Brachial Plexus Awareness Week and urges awareness for risk signs and possible C‑sections.
LAWRENCE AP Four Republican governors urged preparedness for a tough 1999 budget path as economists warned a bleak fiscal outlook for the next two years. Former Gov. Mike Hayden urged quick action to stop bleeding in the current year. former Govs. John Anderson Jr and William Avery recalled past tax increases. Gov. Bill Graves noted term limits. Avery noted a 1965 tax increase helped schools but cost him reelection. Hayden cited a 1987 spending cut of about 3.8 percent.
Eight Kansas cities including Dodge City Atchison Concordia Garden City Great Bend Hiawatha Topeka and Winfield will assess elder services for a year long Lifelong Communities Initiative. The program seeks curb cut access larger signs and pharmacy print changes while expanding transportation and health care access to keep seniors in their homes longer.
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