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- NATHAN HARTER: Are The People Able to Govern Themselves?
- ADAM HUENING: The Classic Ghost Story Of Our Youth Still Haunts Us
- PAT SMITH: Celebrating, Enjoying Local Flavor
- SHARON HOLLOWELL:The Billionaire Challenge
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JENNI HANNA: Scrapbooking Memories In The Digital Age
A few weeks ago this column spent some time featuring the website picnik.com. Since that time, I've heard from a few folks who've shared some of their favorite photo-publishing sites. While their preferred photo sites are ones I've heard of, I've never taken much time to explore them until now.
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iPOD THIS: Some Sunshine 'Together'-Ness And The National's Dark Anthems
I'm never without my iPod. Aside from family, it is my most cherished thing on the planet, the only other thing that I would step in front of a bus to protect.
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NATHAN HARTER: How The Airport Controversy In Greensburg Unfolds
What became clear Monday night at the regular meeting of the City Council on the question about whether to expand the local airport are three things. First, people are working with contradictory facts.
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RYAN MADDUX & ANDY STUCKEY: 'The Kids' - And The Movie - 'Are All Right'
We take another break from the summer blockbuster season and concentrate our efforts this week on the indie drama, The Kids Are All Right (R). In the film two teenage siblings - a daughter (Mia Wasikowska) and a son (Josh Hutcherson) of a lesbian couple (Annette Benning and Julianne Moore) - seek out their sperm donor/biological dad (Mark Ruffalo) in an attempt to connect with him.
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LINDA KENNETT: WHAT'S IN THE ATTIC: Tradional China, Once Radically Unconventional
On a beautiful spring day in 1834, David Haviland was visited by a young woman asking for his help in finding a tea cup to replace the one she had broken.
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PAT SMITH: One Hundred Seventy-Five Years Ago A Good Time For Baptist Churches
The Rev. Steve Malone has spent 25 years searching for every bit of pioneer history that's available about several Baptist churches, especially those that are (or were) in the Sand Creek Baptist Association. He's been patient throughout the years but even someone as dedicated as Malone runs into dead ends. We're hoping that you can help him with some lost documents.
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