Author: Bob Weeks
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Inside the progressive mindset
What’s astonishing is that there are those who believe that American journalism has been controlled or influenced to any significant degree by conservatives, or ruined by conservatives.
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Fired KAKE reporter on Joseph Ashby Show
Today former KAKE Television news reporter Jared Cerullo appeared on the Joseph Ashby Show.
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Alternative model of medical practice growing in Wichita
Alternative model of medical practice growing in Wichita
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Wichita school district and the public
As Wichitans brace for the decision of the Wichita school board on the future of Southeast High School, here’s a reminder of the district’s attitude towards the public. There’s a different superintendent now, but I don’t think much else has changed.
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Downtown Wichita: What happened?
An update on a few public policy issues related to downtown Wichita.
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Wichita water supply good through 2050, they said
A document created in March 2013 — at the time the city warned that its major water source might soon go dry — touts an expensive investment that is part of a “plan to ensure that Wichita has the water it needs through the year 2050 and beyond.”
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Southeast High School decision a test of beliefs
One aspect of the decision whether Wichita High School Southeast should be moved or renovated in place is this: What about the environment?
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Kansas teachers reject union representation in one district
Teachers in Deerfield, Kansas, just did something unusual — they voted to decertify their union.
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Wichita school board reacts to criticism
It’s common that citizens who disagree with governmental agencies — especially the Wichita school board — are told that they have the wrong information, or that they simply don’t understand the complexities of running government.
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For our own good: No rain, please
There are those who are so sure of the righteousness of their prescriptions for others’ behavior, they will torment themselves when good things happen.
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Wichita needs more, and willing, taxpayers
Is the goal of Wichita/Sedgwick County Community Investments Plan to create more willing taxpayers? A paper from the Hugo Wall School of Urban and Public affairs gives us a clue — and a warning.