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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2008
Page
1
Agustin Rodriguez is pictured climbing a wall at Sea World in Orlando. The caption notes the moment captured in Fra Volume 79, No. 247, a 46 page, 5 section edition.
A year after Kansas environmental regulators blocked two Sunflower Electric coal plants at Holcomb, the project remains unsettled as Sunflower and Tri-State pursue legal challenges that could push a Kansas Supreme Court ruling into next year. The firms may also seek legislative help, despite vetoes on related bills, while critics highlight tighter air-quality prospects for coal plants. The largest investor and Tri-State remain committed, with no fixed deadlines, hoping the appeals process yields a path forward.
Garden City Holcomb and Finney County officials, along with legislators, pressed FEMA representatives Julie Grauer, Andy Megrail, and Joe File on added areas in the flood plain and the risk of mandatory flood insurance. They requested more time to gather data and mitigate impacts, with a decision possible next week.
The Garden City school district plans a November 4 bond proposal to fund a long term facilities plan. It would build a new 2,000 seat high school expandable to 2,500, convert the current high school to a middle school, convert Abe Hubert Middle to an intermediate campus, and expand Garfield Elementary into an early childhood center.
Finney County United Way crossed the 100000 dollar mark toward a 500000 goal with about 109476 raised. Donors contributed roughly 13500 this week, helping workers canvass area businesses as organizers push for more area employees to support the campaign.
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