Winter Not Gone In The Old Hometown 1855
In 1855 the Kansas Free State notes snow and cold after hints of spring. Emigrants grow blue as new lodgings seem sparse. winter will pass, and spring will bring hard but remembered times. Readers are urged to endure hardships and not expect paradise.
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Grant Cole
Sanders and Democrats face timing in Sanders critique
Froma Harrop argues Sanders uses the Democratic label for attention, risks fracturing the party with third party bids, and questions his loyalty shown in 2016 and current Medicare for All push. She notes Sanders’ age, Ocasio-Cortez ties, and the need for Democrats to lead with broadly appealing figures.
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Mark Kelly
Ruben Gallego
Tim Walz
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Public Forum: Presbyterians oppose Trump agenda
In a letter from Lawrence, Paul Romine argues Presbyterians oppose the Trump regime, decrying actions to dismantle federal education programs and concentrate power. He condemns Christian Nationalism, urging Christians of all denominations to defend democracy and vulnerable communities.
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Presbyterian Church
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Paul Romine
Lawrence
Misguided step on housing
Candice Davis argues affordable housing won’t be solved by letting more people live in each home. Investors would buy these houses to profit from rent, pushing neighborhoods toward rentals, closing schools, and shrinking quality of life. She warns density increases risk creating substandard living conditions for the poor while widening wealth gaps.
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Candice Davis
Lawrence
Lawrence’s Path to Prosperity Through Opportunity and Growth
Gary Rexroad argues Lawrence can prosper by embracing housing affordability, lower costs, and business expansion. He cites Panasonic development and World Cup visitors as growth signals and urges a proactive land code, targeted growth, and streamlined processes to attract employers, raise the tax base, and ease property taxes for residents.
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Lawrence
NCAA chief blasts betting on individual college players
Commissioner Charlie Baker warns that bettors target specific athletes with bets on points and assists, leading to harsh online abuse when players like Zeke Mayo underperform. He argues such betting must be stopped and urges support for college athletes facing intensified scrutiny.
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Zeke Mayo
Charlie Baker
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Harvard
Stephen Ferrier
Lawrence
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