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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2003
Page
1
Nicole Coates visits the Eisenhower Center in Abilene and makes a wish at the fountain. The moment captures a lighthearted visit to the historic site.
Andrea Beer and Parkside Patisserie anchor a revived Hutchinson Main Street economy. The 119 Main St shop now features art, coffee, and pastries as Dalton’s Restaurant and a neighboring furniture shop join a four point Kansas Main Street program effort to revitalize the district. Local merchants credit the program with spurring investment and community use of the historic downtown.
The INR program expands with 22 member communities including Hutchinson as Garden City faces storefront vacancies. Garden City Downtown Vision Committee moved to apply for INR membership earlier this month. Jim Leitwater, executive director of the Downtown Hutchinson Revitalization Partnership, spoke on September 11 about the program’s impact in remaking downtowns.
Officials volunteers merchants and residents in four Kansas Main Street communities discuss the program s effects and remaining needs. Garden City mayor Reynaldo Mesa explains why his city will apply to join and what the commitment may bring to downtown.
Garden City man Pascual Rodriguez died Sept. 5 in Amarillo Texas hospital from West Nile virus infection and multiorgan failure. KDHE spokeswoman Sharon Watson declined to comment citing HIPAA and patient confidentiality laws.
The Finney County United Way reports $60,843 in donations and pledges toward a $475,000 goal after a week of outreach. Chair Phil Escareno, Aquila Gardens City manager, notes small local gifts and talks with major businesses, with more contributions expected next week as the campaign runs from Aug 25 to Nov 14.
At the United Methodist Mexican American Community Health Center on 712 B St. John, children from ages 4 to 23 received shots funded by a $25,000 United Way grant. Executive Director Penny Schwab urged continued vaccination despite short discomfort, and urged donations for those who can pay. The center operates Mondays and Thursdays from 8:30 to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Sally Laureles praised the friendly service.
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