Garden City Arts Center facelift aims to restore historic exterior
Garden City moves to reveal the Arts Center on Main by removing decades of aluminum siding. Owner Vivian Kinder plans to restore original windows, add a fabric entrance canopy, and pursue a no interest loan through Kansas Main Street and Garden City Downtown Vision to cover up to a quarter of project costs. The effort highlights downtown revitalization as a path to economic development and preserving local heritage.
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Garden City
Arts Center
Main
N. Main St
Vivian Kinder
Kansas Main Street
Kinder
Roberts Speech Reflects Courtroom Nerves and Confidence Gained
A Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts recalls feeling a lump in the throat before arguing cases on marble steps, noting it fueled nerves. Vicki Norris describes how a summer camp at the University of Alabama at Birmingham helped her son William with behavioral issues. Cindy Ruiz, 32, shares taking 12 relatives to a southern Texas shelter to weather Hurricane Emily, stressing caution for many kids at home.
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Supreme Court
John G. Roberts
High Court
Vicki Norris
William
University of Alabama At Birmingham
Cindy Ruiz
Texas
Emily
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First Amendment Text Apparently Cited in Legal Brief
The excerpt presents the First Amendment limits on government action including establishment of religion free exercise of religion speech press assembly and petition. It outlines core protections used in constitutional challenges and civil rights cases. The fragment references fundamental rights and their legal framing in U S law.
Jihadists and Western resolve in a wartime echo
A viewpoint criticizes contemporary Western leaders for appeasement while invoking Truman and Churchill. It urges total war on jihadists, denounces CAIR, and warns of covert Muslim infiltration and a clash of civilizations as Britain and America face terror threats.
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Wales
Harry Truman
Truman
Japan
Tony Blair
10 Downing Street
London
Blair
America
Council On American-Islamic Relations
CAIR
Richard Durbin
Michael Jackson
Hirohito
West
Britain
Europe
Winston Churchill
Miller jailed over Plame case tongue in cheek column
The piece argues Miller was jailed for information she did not write and questions the judge’s and prosecutor’s actions. It criticizes uncovering confidential sources and warns it undermines public accountability. It notes Novak and Cooper avoided jail, while Kaul recently retired from Washington column duties.
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Joan of Arc
Valerie Plame
Ms. Miller
New York Times
Ms. Plame
Bob Novak
Matthew Cooper
Time
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Mr. Novak
Mr. Wilson
Novak
Iraq
IRS
Supreme Court
Men, sleep and obesity
A composite column discusses gender stereotypes and sleep research. It cites Harvard Magazine's Deep into Sleep by Craig Lambert and a National Sleep Foundation poll, linking inadequate sleep to obesity, diabetes, immune issues, and safety risks, while noting historical shifts from 24 hour life and REM sleep discoveries. It weaves in commentary on appearance standards and the rise of larger clothing sizes with cited experts.
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Craig Lambert
Harvard Magazine
Lambert
National Sleep Foundation
Edison
Robert Stickgold
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