House Judiciary sends altered Senate Intelligent Design Bill to full floor

Story by David Beard, The Dominion Post CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The Senate’s Intelligent Design bill took another step in its evolution on Tuesday, as the House Judiciary Committee took up and approved the fourth version, and sent it to the House floor. The discussion has also evolved since the origins of SB 280 in the Senate: from teaching ID in the classroom on the Senate side, to Judiciary’s exploration of teachers’ legal protections, diversity of thought and whether or not ID falls within the realm of science. The bill began in the Senate as one sentence: “Teachers in public schools,…

Historic Kansas City Club up for sale after renovation

A 102-year-old historic building in Kansas City’s Library District is now available for purchase after its multiyear renovation as an upscale event space. The Kansas City Club building at 918 Baltimore Ave. on Tuesday hit the market for sale to new owners. Denver-based Epoch Developments LLC has owned the four-story, 48,769-square-foot building since 2015. Is the Country Club Plaza still on track to sell to Texas developers? An asking price was not available; Jackson County last year valued the site at $888,300. Built in 1922, the building originally housed the University Club — founded in 1882 as the state’s oldest…

Long Reef House / CHROFI

© Clinton Weaver + 11 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest WhatsApp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1013841/long-reef-house-chrofi Areas Area of ​​this architecture project Areas: 360 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Year: 2021 Photographs © Clinton Weaver Text description provided by the architects. Long Reef House is an architectural exercise in reinvention. A complete re-crafting of the interior and a subtle shift in planning have resulted in a profound transformation of the experience of the home. All this is in spite of the fact that there is no more home than what we started with, and all domestic functions are roughly…

Underway Renovations | News, Sports, Jobs

The Inter-Mountain photo by Edgar Kelley Trickett Hardware employee Steve Finch works at some of the store’s inside renovation chores on Tuesday afternoon in downtown Elkins. ELKINS – New businesses and renovated facilities are making downtown Elkins “an expanding hub for commerce and culture,” Major Jerry Marco said. Less than two weeks ago, the historic Tygart Hotel, which was constructed in 1906, opened its doors after a lengthy renovation. It was joined by Alexandria on the Main and the Hippie Chick Boutique, which both opened downtown this past weekend. Alexandria on the Main offers a diverse selection of literature along…