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Re: “Leslie Rutledge gets torched in national spotlight”

Please note that she does not speak for, nor represent the opinions or intellect all Arkansans any more than Donald a Trump represents the intellect or thoughts of all New Yorkers. You can find idiots in every state.

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Posted by DrJ 1 on 09/28/2016 at 7:14 AM

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Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen, injured in a bicycle accident last week near his home, sent me an update this morning from his iPad.
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The state Board of Education has cleared the way for Baker Kurrus to be named the new superintendent of the Little Rock School District, voting to waive hiring requirements for a district administrator. The board voted 7-0 in a special meeting this afternoon. One board member, Joe Black, was not present; chairman Sam Ledbetter did not vote. The board will hire the new superintendent tomorrow.

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Re: The school crisis at 60: A light show and light cast on the lack of progress

Re: City plans more spending on 30 Crossing

This week's topics: The state collects a bill from prison inmates; Janet Huckabee hands out favorite recipes; the governor expresses his (lack of) affection for golf.

Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen, injured in a bicycle accident last week near his home, sent me an update this morning from his iPad.

The planned El Dorado makeover launches with a series of big-name concerts beginning Sept. 28.

Backers of medical marijuana await rulings in state and federal court and plan a Governor's Mansion protest over the removal of Issue 7 from the ballot.

A visit to the Arkansas State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, a place built on The White Plague.

Satchmo's reaction to the iconic photo of Elizabeth Eckford may have changed the course of the Central High Crisis.

A tour of Pet Land, Little Rock's only pet cemetery.

A wealthy farm magnate has poured millions into the tiny town, bringing renewal and progress. Not many are complaining. But some would like a better sense of the motives of the man behind the curtain.

In Sherwood, questions about gun use against trespassers.

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