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Raymore, Mo.–The Statesmen men’s golf team closed out its 2020-2021 season by facing off with its league foes at the Heart of America Athletic Conference Championships Monday and Tuesday.
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Visitors to Suzy Schwanke’s lawn in Saskatoon are treated to a curious scene.
A miniature art gallery complete with miniature figurine attendees sits outside Schwanke’s home at 332 Hilliard Street East, inviting local artists and art connoisseurs to take a piece, leave a piece or just get inspired.
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For Schwanke, an art teacher at Marion M. Graham Collegiate, the inspiration for the project came from wanting to bring what she sees in the classroom out into the community. Art has a way of connecting people that’s needed more than ever.