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UM-Sparrow to save old Eastern’s cupola, destroy many other artifacts - City Pulse

Lansing, Michigan · Lansing

UM-Sparrow to save old Eastern’s cupola, destroy many other artifacts - City Pulse

FRIDAY, March 21 —University of Michigan Health-Sparrow said today that it intends to preserve old Eastern’s cupola, despite preservationists’ concerns . But there is little …Read Article

Tom Cotton absent from angry town hall — attending a $7,000 a plate fundraiser instead

Little Rock · Little Rock

Tom Cotton absent from angry town hall — attending a $7,000 a plate fundraiser instead

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Little Rock witnessed a tale of two events last week that says a lot about the troubled state of American politics. At the first event, voters incensed by two months of chaos in Washington gathered at the First United Methodist Church on Center Street downtown, filling every pew in the 750-seat sanctuary, as well as the balcony and the choir seats behind the pulpit. Those who couldn’t find a seat stood around the edge of the sanctuary and at th…See the Story

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