Rafael Garcia
Proud Kansan 🌻 | Writer at @KState. Past: @CJOnline, @wichitabeacon/@Report4America, @MERCnewsroom & @kstatecollegian | he/him
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3 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Jennah Haque |Laura Nahmias |Elena Mejia |Rafael Garcia
By Jennah HaqueLaura NahmiasElena Mejía Video by Rafael Garcia June 4, 2025 The race to run New York City is heating up. Typically, the candidate who clinches the Democratic nomination for mayor is the presumptive winner in November’s general election, but this year is different. The winner of the Democratic primary will face off in November against incumbent Mayor Eric Adams, who has opted to run as an independent.
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1 month ago |
adastraradio.com | Rafael Garcia |Rafael Garcia
The independent agency, housed at K-State, promotes tree conservation, management and planning around the state. MANHATTAN, Kan. — You may not think about it often, but you have a favorite tree, Matthew Norville bets. Maybe it’s a droopy weeping willow that you wove through as a kid in your grandma’s backyard. Or a towering, mature oak older than the city park it shades. It might even be a young evergreen at the town crossroads that shines bright with decoration each winter for the holidays.
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Sep 14, 2024 |
themercury.com | Rafael Garcia
Any teacher will tell you that the beginning of the classroom starts with the front door. That’s why Andrew Bergmeier is excited that Bluemont Hall — home of Kansas State University’s College of Education — now has a “front door” that reflects the professionalism and purpose of the people that teaching attracts.
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Sep 9, 2024 |
k-state.edu | Rafael Garcia
Monday, Sept. 9, 2024 — By Rafael Garcia, K-State News and Communications ServicesNearly $4 million in renovations is helping create a welcoming entrance and home in Bluemont Hall for Kansas State University's College of Education. Any teacher will tell you that the beginning of the classroom starts with the front door.
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Aug 2, 2024 |
k-state.edu | Rafael Garcia
Friday, Aug. 2, 2024Kansas State University distinguished professor Philip Nel is the author of an upcoming book examining the legacy and surprising nuance of children's literature classic "Harold and the Purple Crayon." | Download this photo. MANHATTAN — Ever the curious and inventive 4-year-old boy, Harold never had much to say, but that was the point.
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