Downtown sewer project plan slashes construction time
City officials and downtown merchants endorse a revised plan that completes sewer line work in both Massa chusetts Street blocks simultaneously. The schedule now targets mid September completion, preserves one way traffic and parking on one side, and includes a possible $1000 daily incentive if finished ahead of schedule without extra cost.
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Kansas University
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News business not dying says Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editor
David Shribman argues editors must embrace change, not fear it, noting that news remains essential and will adapt through new presses, digital access, and reform in the newsroom. He compares industry shifts to past transitions in other sectors and urges measured reform and perspective.
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Bush compassion on immigration sparks debate in Orange County
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on George W. Bush’s immigration speech in California. The piece contrasts Bush’s call to treat illegal immigrants as human beings with the GOP’s history of portraying minorities as villains. Pitts argues compassion was needed, lamenting past dehumanization and urging consistent humane policy.
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