Picture This Paul Boles And Daughter At Park Water
Paul Boles and his daughter Madlyn enjoy the water at Davy Crockett National Park. Photo contributed by Joe Torres Garden City.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2008
Page
1
Paul Boles and his daughter Madlyn enjoy the water at Davy Crockett National Park. Photo contributed by Joe Torres Garden City.
Garden City, Holcomb, and Finney County oppose FEMA map updates that place more land in a flood plain. They have until Oct. 23 to submit information. Ditches are now counted as water, expanding flood plain areas including Garden City buildings and Pierceville. Homeowners may be affected if changes stay.
Congressional leaders work to secure enough changes for the multibillion dollar financial rescue bill with push from John McCain and Barack Obama on the campaign trail. They back increasing the FDIC limit from 100000 to 250000 to calm fears and aid small business, while President Bush presses Congress to act. Republicans weigh how FDIC hikes may win over conservatives and avert bank runs as votes loom.
A Pre-K Now report ranks Kansas among the worst states for parental access to high quality state-funded pre-kindergarten. It cites limited enrollment, few districts with programs, and low funding benchmarks, with Arizona Ohio Nevada and Colorado also among the worst. Best states include Oklahoma West Virginia Arkansas Illinois and Tennessee.
Smart Start and St. Catherine Hospital partner to give newborns four bilingual board books and parent guidance at birth. The program, part of Smart Start of Southwest Kansas, supports healthy early development across 13 counties through collaboration and community input led by Director Rebecca Clancy and a diverse advisory council.
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