Actor Silva talks craft and stage practice for Peach
Silva discusses needing full focus and teamwork as he prepares to play Earthworm in a two act version of James and the Giant Peach. He describes nine hour rehearsals under Pasek and Paul and calls the experience an amazing learning opportunity.
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James and the Giant Peach
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Max Brown
Dan Schmidt
Pasek
Paul
Faith and politics collide in 1st District race
In a 1st District primary race two Catholic Republicans clash over Pope Francis and church guidance. U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp defends Catholic values while Alan LaPolice, a Gulf War veteran and former rival, questions papal limits and poverty focus amid debates on faith and foreign policy.
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Rep
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Italy
Fireworks safety pushes responsible use across Garden City
Fire Chief Allen Shelton distributed safety guidance to fireworks stands and urged prudent use from 10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. through July 5. The department plans nightly fire truck visits to educate the public on proper discharge times and techniques, emphasizing reading labels, supervising adults, keeping children away, eye protection, and avoiding indoor or vehicle-based lighting.
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Allen Shelton
Shelton
Eck
Kansas ends turbulent session balancing a 2015 budget
After a long budget fight the Kansas Legislature adjourned as a $800 million shortfall shaped the plan. Brownback cut $44.5 million in education earlier, and lawmakers moved to fund schools via a block grant while debating a new permanent formula. The session also tightened welfare rules, banned dismemberment abortions, loosened gun carry rules, and empowered Kobach to prosecute voter fraud, with tax hikes narrowly passing to close the gap.
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Burroughs
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Senate
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Wichita
House
New York City Pride March Celebrates Marriage Ruling
New York City Gay Pride March marks the Supreme Court ruling legalizing same sex marriage across the United States. Mayor Bill de Blasio led the crowd through Manhattan as revelers cheered Fifty states and celebrated equality, with officials, celebrities, and families joining the event. Elaina Cuoco-Coton and Cherie Coton, married in New York on the first day same sex marriage was legal, said the ruling brought special meaning to the march.
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Texas
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