Theater brings the big screen to small town
Movie night lights up a rural community as Picture This features Jasia and her father Jeremy Davis sharing a popsicle during the screening, highlighting family bonding in a small town.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2002
Page
1
Movie night lights up a rural community as Picture This features Jasia and her father Jeremy Davis sharing a popsicle during the screening, highlighting family bonding in a small town.
Garden City Community College and the Higher Education Association are at a standstill over base salary increases and other pay components. A federal mediator recommended fact finding, with both sides selecting a fact finder and presenting proposals. The association seeks a 4 percent base pay rise, with room to move.
In TOPEKA AP coverage drought reshapes water policy debate. Republican Tim Shallenburger calls for tax breaks to boost conservation among farmers while opposing major limits on irrigation. Kathleen Sebelius prefers discussions with agricultural groups and avoid top-down dictates from Augusta. Neither sees quick government fixes for drought.
United Methodist Mexican American Ministries runs immunizations for children to prevent diseases and reduce hospital visits. Nurse Rayad Mungan coordinates shots, saying many see vaccines as protecting babies who would otherwise suffer. The foundation began in 1974 and operates centers across multiple Kansas towns with United Way support.
Garden City will hold a city commission meeting Tuesday at 1 p.m. The session will be at the Garden City Administrative Center located at 301 N Eighth Street.
Garden City commissioners will discuss strengthening dog care enforcement Tuesday rather than a blanket pit bull ban. Two weeks earlier residents largely opposed a breed ban, urging stricter enforcement of existing rules instead.
Finney County United Way enters its fourth week of the annual drive and has reached about 19 percent of its $440,000 goal. By noon Thursday, $83,360 had been pledged. Major donations this week: Reeve Cattle Company $2,500, Garden City Company $2,000, Brookover Company Employees $1,146, Keller Leopold Insurance $750, Keller Lee United Way Page AS.
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