Cinco de Mayo Strains Latino Cultural Voices
Dagoberto Reyes of Casa de la Cultura criticizes Cinco de Mayo celebrations as Mexico dominated narratives in U S schools. He argues the holiday sidelines other Latin American histories and El Salvador’s heritage, reflecting broader immigrant diversity and identity tensions.
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Energy coal deal ends Kansas plant dispute with Sunflower
Governor Parkinson and Sunflower Electric Power chief Earl Watkins Jr announce a compromise allowing construction of coal fired plants in Finney County under state backed renewable energy proposals. Legislature must approve the measures after earlier permit denials and vetoes from Sebelius.
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Franklin County Treasurer Honored For 30 Years Of Service
Herald staff writer Debbie Hough of the Franklin County treasurer’s office marks 30 years of service amid a 2008 employee service awards ceremony. More than 250 county workers earned milestone years, with Hough noting she has become part of a second family as she served since 1995 as deputy treasurer and since 2000 as treasurer.
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