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Garden City keeps moving forward
14 Oct 2020
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2020 was nothing like anyone imagined it would be due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but it didn’t stop life from continuing in Garden City.
This was the takeaway from Garden City Mayor Troy Unruh’s State of the City Address at the October Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast Wednesday.
Unruh said 2020 was not the year anyone expected and was full of uncertainty, but it did teach that “we are better together when we work together.”
The city pulled together with the Finney County Commission and the Finney County Health Department and they were able to work together to keep everything running, allowing the city to complete projects and begin new ones, Unruh said.
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