Garden City Downtown Vision earns ninth Main Street accreditation
The Garden City Downtown Vision program marks its ninth straight accreditation as a National Main Street Program. The group has sustained downtown revitalization efforts since 2004, leveraging Kansas Main Street techniques and zero interest incentives to assist local businesses while pushing economic development in Garden City.
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Model T Ford owner and health care debate comment
Quotes from Garden City residents accompany a story on local ACA presentations. A reader notes that most people get sick or injured and that affordable care is essential in a civilized country. The piece also mentions Ross Lilleker who values tracing Day One Model T history.
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Public Education Funding Debate Faces Kansas Court Brief
Dr Walt Chappell filed a Friend of the Court brief in Gannon v Kansas arguing that the Legislature has underfunded K-12 education since 1997. He links base per pupil funding, rising costs, and growth in special education staff to stagnant results, while noting shifting populations and local funding burdens. Professor Bob Beatty counters, urging examination of data and condemning broad blame.
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Zakaria keynote Ties Education to Democracy at HEAF Gala
Stanley Crouch notes Zakaria as Time editor and CNN world affairs correspondent delivering HEAF gala keynote urging New York and federal leaders to support public and charter schools. He cites HEAF and Success Academy results, arguing true progress comes from vision and student outcomes, not magic or money alone. Warren, Matthews, and Reagan/O’Neill era lessons frame demand for compromise and responsible governance. Email published comment to crouch.stanley at gmail.com.
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Obamacare rollout mess exposes deep flaws in law
The piece critiques the Obamacare rollout under the Obama administration noting repeated website failures and offlining of HealthCare.gov. It cites skepticism from media figures, uncertain enrollment figures, and rising premiums highlighted by a San Jose Mercury News interviewee. The tone questions sustainability and future enrollment of young healthy users.
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