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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2008
Page
1
A recent Nunez gathering included Jason, Tony, Sandra, Jesse and Brandon as attendees, highlighting a casual social event with familiar faces.
In Youngstown Ohio McCain charges Obama aims left of center on taxes while Obama team expands ads into Georgia North Dakota and will start in Arizona to target voters as Election Day nears McCain trails in Ohio polls and campaigns surge shifts continue across key battlegrounds with Plouffe announcing new buys See Race Page A
Voters in Finney County, Kansas, have shown rising participation during advance voting with about 600 of 15,000 residents confirming ballots as of Thursday. County clerks report busier offices but few voting problems, despite national concerns over long lines and registration issues. Language accessibility remains a priority for polling sites.
In Greeley County Tribune voters will decide on liquor by the drink at the November 4 election. County leaders say attracting new business matters and note the current bar only sells beer at 3.2 percent alcohol. opposition may exist in the dry city.
Gregory Ebert, aged 3, in a scarecrow outfit listens to a story at Finney County Public Library. Dylan Newsome, 15 months, crawls in a dragon costume, while Brayden Huband, 2, dressed as a dalmatian, looks over a book before storytime.
St. Catherine Hospital President and CEO Scott Taylor moved from Texas to Garden City about four years ago. He and his wife now call Kansas home, though locals often express surprise when he says Kansas. At a chamber retreat with Garden City leaders, attendees discussed state image and local issues at the Finnup Center for Conservation Education.
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