The mystery of 1800s Kansas stone cellars: Were they also homes?

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The mystery of 1800s Kansas stone cellars: Were they also homes?
When he spotted them, Parish would walk to the closest farmhouse and knock on the door, leaving behind crude fliers about his project if no one was home. When he found … (The couple have two children now, ages 6 and 1.) Hofman and … “The niches …
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A year of stores and other stories in 2015
The 470,000-square-foot megastore — which will be nearly double the size of its current location — will include an underground parking level, a ground level for retail and warehouse areas, a supervised children's play area and an upper level …
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Look Back • Lengthy desegregation case puts thousands of students on buses
But Meredith's decision was only the beginning. The NAACP protested, calling the settlement woefully inadequate — even accusing … Meredith heard 13 weeks of testimony on housing patterns, busing plans and white flight. By 1977, white enrollment had …
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