Artful moves by local artists brighten Garden City
Our view notes the steady efforts of students and professionals in Garden City producing art for public display. Art spans schools galleries and outdoor spaces, and downtown Garden City now hosts more works designed to brighten the area and showcase creativity.
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Public art and banners boost Kansas City arts scene
An in front of the ArtsCenter, a 15 foot Triple Eclipse Bouquet sculpture and Main Street banner art by 19 artists mark National Arts and Humanities Month. Downtown Vision holds Banner Art Auction on Nov. 5 raising funds for artists. Governor Brownback criticizes arts budget cuts but communities press on to support arts, education, and quality of life.
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Holcomb housing plan faces council impasse
Online readers debate Holcomb City Council plans to split a housing lot for duplexes as housing remains a central issue. In a separate note, Kansas water relief is touted by KDWP secretary Robin Jennison amid drought status reporting.
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Obama backtracks on Palestinian statehood at UN
Chris Toensing argues Obama supported Palestinian statehood in 2010 but vetoed it in 2011, blaming unilateral moves and settlement expansion. He contends U.S. policy favored Israel, undermining peace efforts and credibility, while Arabs grow more sceptical and Palestinians pursue more unilateral steps.
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Amanda Knox cautionary tale for study abroad safety
Michael Reagan warns parents to educate themselves before sending teens abroad to study citing the Amanda Knox case as an example. He argues foreign justice systems can presume guilt and lack safeguards, urging parental accompaniment and awareness of laws and customs to avoid losing children to alien legal processes.
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Local newspapers light the way for communities
Newspapers serve readers by highlighting people and events, explaining government actions and budgets, and answering daily questions about streets, sports, new businesses, and services. National Newspaper Week celebrates their role, with The Ottawa Herald's Tommy Felts sharing contact details.
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