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Nick Haines

Kansas City
As seen in: KCPT-TV (Kansas City, MO), Kansas City Week in Review, AFL.com.au, AVForums.com, Inside Story, Flatland, Punchline-Gloucester
News host and Executive Producer @KansasCityPBS | Moderator of contentious conversations | Committed to using the power of television to bridge divides.
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Nick’s Picks | Fireworks, Heat, Dylan and More …

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By Nick Haines
| Flatland Verified
America marks 250 years of freedom from the British on Saturday and organizers of our area’s Fourth of July celebrations are promising the biggest firework displays, ever. The National World War I Museum and Memorial says expects three times as many shells at its annual Stars and Stripes event, which this year will have the FIFA Fan Fest as its backdrop.
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Restoration of Black church in Parkville inspires rainbow coalition

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By Brian Burnes, Nick Haines
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Back in the 1870s in Parkville, Missouri, formerly enslaved men began to shape stones from a quarry. Eventually, they would be used to build a new Black church building there. It took lots of time, but in 1907, the Washington Chapel (C.M.E. — Christian Methodist Episcopal) Church was completed, and on June 29 of that year it opened in this former “sundown town” north of the Missouri River. For the next 100-plus years, it served members of Parkville’s small Black community.
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Nick’s Picks | Soccer, Elections, Entertainment and More …

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By Bill Tammeus, Nick Haines
| Flatland Verified
Kansas City’s contribution to the World Cup reaches its halfway point this week. Thursday’s Netherlands-Tunisia match is Game 3 of six at Kansas City Stadium, making it a natural time for a progress report: How are we doing? First up: Have we solved the traffic headaches around the stadium? The biggest test may come on Thursday in the only Kansas City game that kicks off during rush hour.
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