Preparedness urged after 9/11 as yearly drive returns
A Garden City editorial stresses the ongoing need for disaster and emergency prep. It highlights Red Cross tips such as three days of supplies, a family plan, and staying informed. It promotes the Ready Rating program for businesses and schools and notes the value of first aid knowledge and communication plans.
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Preservation pushes Windsor Hotel in Garden City discussed
Online readers praise local efforts to protect the Windsor Hotel in downtown Garden City. Judy Chiorazzi credits Meals on Wheels for improving her health and happiness, calling the delivery volunteers fantastic and friendly in the same Garden City Gazette context.
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Telegram Letters Policy Declares Submission Rules
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Yearly weather wars spark church separation plea
Tina Dupuy argues for severing church influence from climate understanding. She cites ancient Moche sacrifices and modern pundits who link weather to morality, urging science over superstition and criticizing political religious leverage in weather discourse.
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Protests target Obama offices over immigration reform
Maria Hinojosa notes protesters linked to Presente rally outside Obama campaign offices. They push for executive action to curb deportations amid Congress stalemate, citing 1.2 million deportations under this presidency and partial relief for 300,000 cases.
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State cuts burden communities in Kansas as SRS offices close
The July decision to shut nine local Social and Rehabilitation Services offices shifts costs to towns and nonprofits, raising local taxes and begging questions about funding. Lawrence Douglas County, McPherson, Pratt and Fort Scott have funded replacements, while Bourbon County seeks a two-year open office. experts warn broader burdens on residents and donors. Gwyneth Mellinger of Baker University provides context.
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