14 Sep 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2006
Page
1
Kristen Sanders and Abigail Guer visit the Sternberg Museum to view a featured exhibition. The outing highlights collaborations between local artists and visiting curators.
Finney County Board of Zoning Appeals rejected a 30 acre landfill and concrete storage plan for 800 East Burnside Drive after hours of resident testimony from Riverside precinct. Chair Leighton Fairbairn cited health hazards while residents raised air and water contamination noise traffic and property value concerns amid claims of environmental racism. Local residents petitioned about 80 signatures opposing the project and Gary Dick of Dick Construction defended no malice in the plan.
Holcomb residents elect Jamie Jarnagin as mayor and welcome two new council members Tracy Davis and Rayna Novack Novack. Jarnagin, the former council president, assumes the mayoral post as Dennis Lauer resigns to relocate after 12 years on the council. Davis will replace Ron Schreibvogel and Novack will join as a city board member alongside Jarnagin and Robin Pena.
Shanterra McBride of the Empower Program speaks to Abe Hubert Middle School eighth-graders about cyberbullying and its wide reach. She urges students to report threats, keep records, block harassers, and avoid joining in. Captain Mike Utz supports the message during the session.
GOP lawmakers warn of a looming budget gap as school funding promises push spending higher. Governor Kathleen Sebelius says growth and tax revenues will cover costs, while analysts project a $262 million shortfall by June 30, 2009 contingent on revenue growth and policy choices.
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