Greensburg’s 201 years after devastating 2007 tornado
Our View notes Greensburg’s recovery after the May 4 2007 tornado that killed 11 and left the town nearly leveled. The community rebuilt with LEED Platinum public buildings, a wind powered grid, new homes and trees, and local shops, inspiring resilience for similar towns.
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Quotes spark debate on Kansas smoking bans and festivals
Online comment on GCTelegram com responds to editorial urging Kansas lawmakers to end the state casino exemption in public place smoking bans. The piece notes the Kansas festival scene in Liberal with WenDee LaPlant highlighting a living brochure of Kansas events and attractions.
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Governor Brownback faith underlines Kansas tax policy debate
Burdett Loomis critiques Governor Sam Brownback’s belief that eliminating the state income tax will boost Kansas growth, arguing faith cannot replace analysis in policymaking. The piece notes support from columnists Ballentje and Tecrall and mentions Kansas political shift toward religion in public policy.
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Optimism and accountability in American public life
Readers note a shift toward realism and resilience as Americans reject excuses from banking housing government and law enforcement. The piece highlights Karen Hudsons book on Paul Williams and Oprahs philanthropy, praising humanitarian impact and lessons from Katrina aid, HEAF leaders, and other reformers shaping a hopeful civic narrative.
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Harlem Morning Tug of War Over Obama Policy and Bush Echoes
A Harlem commuter recalls an early morning discussion near the 135th Street station about President Obama’s Afghanistan speech. The witness describes how locals perceive change, governance, and migrant politics, noting mixed reactions and lingering support for past leaders. The encounter ends with the narrator identifying as a reporter and the speaker later dying in a bus accident on his way home.
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