Area residents stunned by news of attack
Local residents reacted with shock as reports spread of two planes hitting the World Trade Center and another striking the Pentagon. Students and staff at Garden City Community College described disbelief and concern, while others noted potential lockdowns and the broader impact on national security.
Red Cross mobilizes in Garden City after attacks
The Santa Fe Trail chapter of the American Red Cross in Garden City aids 180 passengers from incoming commercial jets. FAA ordered nationwide landings after the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks. Passengers are bused to Clifford Hope Auditorium for shelter and meals, with local officials arranging lodging and medical care at Garden City High School. City Manager Bob Halloran said officials await FAA guidance.
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Garden City Area
Garden City High School open despite TV report closure
Early reports of Garden City High School closing due to grounded jets were unfounded officials said. Passengers will be housed in Clifford Auditorium to aid communication with airlines while officials determine when flights resume. Red Cross coordinates care with Finney County Emergency Management. hospital blood donations encouraged. call (620) 276-2762 for volunteers or donations.
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Garden City High School
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Bob Halloran
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Halloran
Red Cross
Rife
Garden ‘Che
Finney County
St. Catherine Hospital
Attack echoes through Garden City after NYC Washington attacks
Reverberations from today’s bombings in New York City and Washington, D.C., disrupted normal life in Garden City. Express deliveries faced delays as air traffic halted. USPS, FedEx, and UPS cited grounded fleets and contingency plans. FBI and local emergency staff activated as markets closed and shelters prepared. Community offers of aid poured in, with hotels and hospitals staging emergency procedures.
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Washington, D.C
Garden City
Richard Watkins
U.S. Postal Service
St. Louis
Watkins
Postal Service
Federal Express
Express
Gregg Rossiter
Alvalinda Briggs
United Parcel Service
FBI
Jeff Lanza
Bureau
Kansas City
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