Make a Difference Day prompts local acts of service
The piece highlights Make a Difference Day as a national day of service with ways to help. It urges volunteering, reading to students, aiding the elderly, and donating blood through the Red Cross. It notes blood shortages, the Garden City Center donation times, and the simple impact of giving one hour to save a life.
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Finney County Eyes Advisory Structure for Chamber Contract
Online reader reaction to a Finney County Commission move to notify the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce about its contract for Convention and Tourism Bureau operations highlights concerns about who benefits financially. The county extends comments from Whitey Whitehill on local agriculture amid high cattle prices and the need for sound management before spring calving.
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Huntsman’s Last Stand Focuses on Political Center in GOP Debates
In New Hampshire Huntsman crafts a message of reason amid a Las Vegas clash where Herman Cain leads among rivals. He criticizes extreme elements, stresses governance experience, and aims to persuade moderates to support a centrist path before his campaign runs dry.
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Occupy Wall Street Goes Global in New York City
In New York City Occupy Wall Street expands beyond Zuccotti Park as protesters spread to other cities. Polls show mixed public opinion while politicians debate tactics and constitutional rights. The movement faces internal and external challenges as it draws comparisons to the Tea Party and prompts partisan reactions. Joe Gandelman notes the movement’s evolving profile and potential shape in politics.
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Bankaneers and the cursed Wall Street pirates
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