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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2004
Page
1
Photo credit Belva Rosenau from Garden City accompanies an image showing Riley and Ally Maynard harvesting tomatoes in Grandpa's garden during a family garden moment.
Garden City Community College offered tours of the Front Door Project as election day nears. Dean Clayton Tatro guided five residents through the campus to explain where the 21,000 square-foot addition would go and which classrooms would be freed if Finney County voters approve the project on September 21.
Tour groups ask about classroom space and layout as officials explain a campus expansion to house about 1000 adult education GED and ESL students. The project would add eight classrooms and free space by relocating offices, aiming to avoid renting external space.
Holcomb city council approved amending this year’s budget to boost the reserve fund by 1.1 million dollars from 39,407 to 1,252,126 allowing payment on water rights contracts. City Attorney Bill Heydman said four Holcomb water owners hold rights that could be purchased if water use is approved. Mayor Dennis Lauer noted the city must secure additional water or restrict use. A public hearing is set for 7 p.m. Sept. 22 at the next council meeting.
Finney County will join Riley and Sedgwick as pilot sites in a three year federally funded project examining why minority youths appear in juvenile detention. Finney County Youth Services will lead data collection across the 25th Judicial District, including six counties. The effort aims to analyze arrests and progression through the system to identify over representation of Hispanics and to guide agency solutions.
Police confirmed 8 year old Collin Bulkley was the bicyclist hit by a red van in Wichita street traffic near Garden City Plaza Shopping Wednesday evening. His mother Vivian Bulkley was notified after a four hour search, and Collin was hospitalized in Wichita.
At Fort Hays State University a regional summit drew more than 175 people to discuss Western Kansas economic survival. Chairs Steve Irsik Larry McCants and Donna Shank led a eight hour meeting marking the group’s evolution from Telepower conferences into a broader western state coalition. The advisory body seeks to curb intercounty rivalries and foster cooperation with the governor’s Economic Policy Council while planning a late November meeting.
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