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Emerson School of Gary, Indiana
There is no shortage of abandoned schools in Gary, Indiana; the declining population over the decades has left the school district scrambling to close and reorganize schools. Annually decreasing budgets complicate attempts to maintain or repair the crumbling structures.
The Emerson School was Gary's first high school, built in 1909. It was the proud work of a confident new superintendent and would be at the forefront of racial integration decades later. When depopulation starved the school of students in the early 1980s, the district re-organized Emerson into a Visual & Performing Arts magnet school to keep it open.
The school would last another quarter-century before mother nature would close it in 2008, one year shy of its 100th birthday.
The Ralph Waldo Emerson School
When William A. Wirt became the superintendent of the Gary school system in 1907, it offered him an opportunity to employ his concepts under the Gary Plan.
Wirt expanded the school curriculum by adding music classes, physical activities, science labs, art classes, and recreation. He lengthened the school day, initiated teacher hiring standards, and even played a part in designing the schools.
Jefferson was the first school of Gary, opened in 1907. The school was housed in a 3-story building and built by the Gary Land Company, but it did not fit Wirt's ideal.
Plans were quickly drawn for a second school to be built in Gary, one that would be better equipped to employ Wirt's new education system.
St. Louis architect William Ittner was commissioned to design the school. Wirt's requirements called for thirty classrooms, seven laboratories, separate band and orchestra rooms, art studios, and rooms for industrial and household arts. Ground-breaking began soon after.
In September of 1909 the Ralph Waldo Emerson School opened in Gary. It was Wirt's masterstroke, a grand structure which featured all the latest amenities. Emerson was the first high school in Gary and was very avant-garde, even incorporating a student-run bank and a zoo.
The new learning center was the first school to have an indoor swimming pool, and combined with the double-deck gym with upstairs running track, they were among the most advanced of their kind in the world.
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Top: Emerson postcards 1910, 1914, 1946. Bottom: Emerson Pool, 1910
The Emerson school was the flagship learning institution for Gary superintendent William Wirt, who would later be considered an innovator of education. Wirt used the Ralph Waldo Emerson School to be the first to employ his revolutionary new Work-Study-Play system of education.
Work-Study-Play called for students to be separated into two platoons, the first utilizing academic facilities while the second used the non-academic facilities (gym, workshop, auditorium, and track).
The constant movement would be efficient in keeping all facilities in use at all times, thus reducing cost – and it was thought the continuous change would stimulate student creativity. These concepts, which might seem straightforward today, were revolutionary to education 100 years ago.
The Work-Study-Play concept would sweep across the United States, which was largely still utilizing the old schoolhouse method of learning at the time. The method was controversial for its time, but it would eventually earn Wirt international fame in the 1920s.
Emerson today
Even in present day, schools around the world still employ concepts from Wirt's original platoon-style system of Work-Study-Play.
Integration Attempts & Failures
Emerson was originally a white school, but overcrowding in 1920s Gary saw the introduction of black students to white schools. To alleviate crowding issues, superintendent Wirt approved the transfer of black students to select white schools in Gary.
Six black students would attend Emerson in 1926, and another eighteen were allowed to attend in 1927. Many in the white community did not stand for it, and large numbers of students staged a walk-out which eventually grew into a strike.
Over 1,300 students, parents, and other protesters stood in front of Emerson School, refusing to go back inside or disperse until the school was returned to "all-white" status. With the standoff, Wirt was forced to act.
He agreed to establish another school for black students and transferred black Emerson students to then-new Theodore Roosevelt High School.
Pressure to de-segregate Emerson would return in 1945 but the white students would march out in protest once again.
The cultural clash in Gary was large enough to even draw the attention of Frank Sinatra, who came to the Gary Memorial Auditorium as part of a benefit to ease area tensions. Frank used his podium to speak of acceptance and equality but his calls fell on deaf ears as most of the crowd were there to see Ol' Blue Eyes and had no interest in the protest.
By 1948, change in Gary leadership had finally brought the walls of integration in Emerson down.
Emerson classrooms today
Re-org: Visual and Performing Arts
The Emerson School flourished for decades, but it experienced a steady decline in enrollment with the shrinking tax base of Gary. By 1981 enrollment was so low the district was forced to transition the facility. A magnet school for the arts would draw additional subsidies to the beleaguered school district, so the financial decision for the board wasn't difficult.
Emerson closed as a high school in 1981. It would re-open as a magnet school for the arts a year later with 120 students from grades 5 through 7. Over the years Emerson would expand its enrollment until it eventually included grades 6 through 12.
One catch: the magnet program meant no more athletics for Emerson. But what the school lost in sports, it gained in culture. Students could now major in art, dance, drama, band, piano, strings, or voice.
Confusion over the school's mission and name persisted throughout the 1980s as the school fought to stay funded. Students called it the Gary School, Gary High School, Gary-Emerson, Emerson High, or Emerson VPA. The lack of a singular name or identity forced the school board to address the issue.
In February of 1987 the school board made the name official when they finally announced the school as Emerson School for the Visual and Performing Arts – five years after it was re-opened.
In 1998, the Gary school board planned a $950,000 renovation for the Emerson School. The work included a stage drapery and rigging project as well as renovations to several interior offices.
A computer lab was added, and the indoor swimming pool–which had not been used for some time–was filled and turned into a shower and dressing area.
Defeated by Mold
By 2007 Emerson was just two years away from its 100th birthday, and the building looked its age. Untended structural issues plagued the complex for years, and the school district could no longer work around them. When students started getting sick, environmentalists were brought in.
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It was soon discovered Emerson had a serious mold problem, although the extent of which was initially understated. A deteriorated roof and the antiquated plumbing had sprung leaks above classrooms and behind walls; by this time the mold had infiltrated most of the school.
The school board acted quickly with the limited funds available. In March of 2008 major clean-up efforts took place at Emerson; contractors replaced drywall, ceiling tiles, moldy window shades, and plumbers took care of leaking pipes. Parts of the school's roof were patched. Several classrooms received new carpet and the hallways fresh paint.
In April a hasty evaluation of the school's air quality convinced the board the cleanup had been a success. The Gary school board announced mold levels were reported to be within "acceptable levels." However a more-thorough inspection revealed the mold issues were not only still present, but more severe than originally thought.
With funds depleted, the school board had little choice. During the last week of the 2008 school year, the board announced for the next year they would shift students from Emerson to the former Kennedy-King Elementary School in Miller, on the city's far east side (today the Benjamin Banneker Achievement Center – map).
When the bell rung to introduce summer in 2008, the Ralph Waldo Emerson School closed its doors for the final time. When the school closed, little was removed before it was abandoned. Instruments and student files had been kept and stored, but equipment, furniture, and books were left behind.
Ultimately it was a fungus that would shut down Emerson, but not before it served the Gary community for nearly 100 years.
Emerson Continues in Spirit
The magnet program would continue on in the remodeled Kennedy-King Elementary building. Gary's school district would spend nearly $500,000 during the summer of 2008 to convert the former elementary school into a Visual and Performing Arts high school.
The school would not be converted in time for the 2009 school year, leaving the Emerson students with a partial school facility.
The school board's financial woes would continue to worsen, and by October of 2008 they were facing a massive budget shortfall for the coming year. The board had to find a way to trim $23 million from next year's budget.
With most buildings in the district crumbling and at half occupancy, the board unanimously voted to restructure the entire school district. Plans would call for the closure of 12 schools over the next two years.
One of those to close in 2009 was Wirt High School, not far from the old Kennedy-King Elementary building in Miller. Even though Wirt was not in good condition, it was better-suited as a high school than the partially-converted Kennedy-King Elementary building.
Once again, the school board decided to relocate the Emerson VPA students.
For the 2010 student year, the old Wirt High School was re-opened as Wirt-Emerson Visual and Performing Arts High Ability Academy (map).
The students, who had been moved twice in three years, affectionately referred to the locations as "E-1, E-2 and E-3." They also shortened the new school name to the simpler "WE."
The situation is easier to understand if one appreciates the challenges faced by Gary's school district.
Property tax caps, the city's low tax collection rates, and significant depopulation have decimated the district's finances, forcing the school board to make deep cuts. Losing millions from the budget every year presents an annual re-organizational nightmare.
The Future
Whatever fate unfolds for the old Emerson School, it has already earned its place in history. The now-decrepit building changed education worldwide, was an epicenter of racial tensions during the mid-twentieth century in the United States, and it witnessed everything from integration to the computer age.
Fortunately, others have recognized the historic importance of Emerson; the school was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1995, preventing it from being demolished by man.
Unfortunately, nobody is preventing Emerson from being demolished by nature.
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Sometimes Interesting has teamed up with the Idiot Photographer to bring the reader a rare and unique insight to the history of Gary, Indiana. Over the course of this month we will feature various structures around Gary and share their history.
June 12, 2013 at 19:58
This is so sad. The rust belt is a losing proposition.
June 13, 2013 at 06:07
An Apple //e (http://sometimesinteresting.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/emerson-school-library.jpg), SCORE!
June 13, 2013 at 07:28
Kinda wanna start a commune in and around this building just to save it.
I really enjoy your photographs, and really really enjoy you taking time for these glimpses into the hidden histories around us. I especially enjoy the more creepy old structures and places you visit.
June 20, 2013 at 15:34
This is my favorite school to photograph. I can't stay away from it. Awesome info and thank you for the wonderful pics and history. I always wondered when I was in there I couldn't find the pool :( I Was just there last week. It looks the same as your photographs with minor differences.
June 28, 2013 at 10:11
love it
love it nice post but looked like a dangerous area .looking for parking I was eyed out by a few rough looking characters so I kept driving
July 3, 2013 at 15:41
This is a really good site. I look forward to future post.
July 29, 2013 at 11:28
I agree….I've been in Emerson dozens of times. I've never been approached by anyone.
August 16, 2013 at 05:07
I have been in others around in Gary not inside Emerson but I will go back. I admire your dedication and work. (we probably know each other)
August 23, 2013 at 06:55
Lived several blocks from Emerson, great place to be from, so sad to see what has happened to the whole city, got out (USAF) in 1962, came back in 1966 and lived
there until Hatcher got in, departed to Portage, then Valpo then Florida, Gary was
a wonderful place to be from like so many places.
September 21, 2013 at 10:01
heart breaking….Gary and Emerson..were so beautiful…always be my roots though, no matter what…
October 8, 2013 at 08:28
I was raised right across the street from Emerson, lived there until the end of my freshman year. The school has so much history, it is a shame and very sad to look at the pictures and see what happened to it. I remember sledding on the front lawn, swinging from the rope on the flag pole, yep, we sure did! And standing and jumping off the big rock on the front grass!
October 22, 2013 at 00:50
Whenever I'm hanging out and about and I'm asked what high school I attended? I automatically respond with Much attitude and as if to say (how dumb of you to even ask) "I'm an Emersonian" then I say "there was only one high school in Gary and that all the others were daycares"! Anyway it's a great ice breaker. I graduated with the great class of 75. A class of 250 (I was # 50), we had great teachers, very high school spirit as we were #1 in the city. We were proud of our grey and gold. We had a song called We Done and when I hang out with class mates it's funny when we all recall the words and make any party our own. It goes: We hurt the Wirt, Banned the Mann, Fried the Side, Caved in Andrean, Demolished Lee Wallace, Melted the Velt and now we can't wait to take the State yeah take the State ahh take the State !!! Needless to say when we got down state we were defeated by the refs oops I mean Lafayette Jefferson. Anyway I attended 7th -12th grades at Emerson with a diverse faculty and student body and staff. I'm not in Gary any longer but I'm nearby. I pretty much know where, and have visited most of the other buildings on this site in Gary all with their own memories but Emerson holds a special spot in my heart. Thanks for the photos and history.
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February 1, 2014 at 10:13
OH My GOD!!!!! Athena!! I was reading the posts looking for someone who had actually attended Emerson and there you were…better yet….what had me jumping around the room and screaming was that you remembered WE DONE!! I wrote that!! Made it up…one afternoon sitting around on the steps..for Booster Club….put it in that little tacky newspaper we had and all these years later someone remembers it! Talk about making a day! In the midst of this depressing article a glimmer of light and oh so many good memories. Inger – The Spirit of '76!
October 23, 2013 at 19:28
Thanks for posting these albeit sad photos. Emerson is one of the most significant school buildings in American history, and the centerpiece of William A. Wirt's "Work-Study-Play" system. It is a shame that the city lacks the resources to rehabilitate, or even secure, buildings like this. I don't know of another American school building that was the subject of as much national, and international, attention as Emerson.
To set the record straight, Emerson dates from 1909, not 1908. This is a common misconception. It was only a hole in the ground in 1908. The first day of school was Sept. 13, 1909, and the frist class pf nine students graduated in 1910. The Class of 2008 was, thus, on the 99th anniversary of the school, not the 100th. A centennial celebration was held in 2008, but they jumped the gun by one year. Moreover, it wouldn't have been the 100th graduating class in any event because there were no graduating classes between 1982 and 1987. The original Emerson closed in 1981, and reopened in the fall of 1982 as the Emerson VPA. The first Emerson VPA graduating class was in 1988.
Also, the second Emerson protest of integration took place in 1947, not 1945. The 1945 walk-out, which prompted the visit to Gary by Frank Sinatra, took place at Froebel, not Emerson. See Ron Cohen's book "Children of the Mill," for details or contemporary Post-Tribune articles.
February 1, 2014 at 06:16
These photos are great. I'm a graduate of Emerson and I was very saddened when the school closed. The only other comment that I have is that the picture labeled gym is actually the dance studio. You can tell my all the mirrors on the wall.
February 1, 2014 at 07:10
I'd like to thank you all for doing this article, as a 2006 alumni of Emerson VPA- drama major, I will say it literally breaks my heart to see our school like this. I was one of 52 of the graduating class that remained at that school from the 6th-12th grade. We took pride in our school, the way we carried ourselves, our academics and the things we ere taught. Those were some of THEE BEST memories of my life, scrolling through those pictures I could tell you tons of stories about what happened in each picture captured. :( I'm tempted to start singing out school anthem but I'll just leave with this…. "Tornado's ( our school mascot) all day, and EVPA for life!" ( drops mic and DRAMATICLY walks off stage left!)
February 1, 2014 at 15:46
I actually went to school there and seeing those pictures hurts. It makes me sad. But knowing that it's still standing, it makes me proud. I loved the article and appeariciate the person who took the time and effort to write and post the pictures. Thank You!
February 1, 2014 at 20:29
It was my 8th grade year when they closed it down but i continued to be a student at Emerson till i graduated i Miss that school soo much but seeing it now hurts me
February 2, 2014 at 03:02
Man after a while Gary is not going to have a school system. I was once a student of William A. Wirt High School and they gave the building over to Emerson forcing all of us who stayed on the East side of Gary to go all the way to West Side High School and you guessed it all the way in the west part of the city. There was also another option for those of us who went to William A. Wirt; This option was to go to Theodore Roosevelt High School. This was not a better option considering that both schools were far from where those of us that attended William A. Wirt lived. Also the building for Theodore Roosevelt High School is just as bad as Emerson Visual Performing Arts School's former building was. Sad to say, but students still attend Roosevelt High School even in the conditions that the building is in. I have to say I am angered by the choices the school system is making. I feel as if they need to wise up and figure out a different plan not just to represent the community well but also to give the students a better learning environment that is suitable for education and does not entertain a ghetto mentality because of a ghetto look. If you want the students to be better then the school board of education for the city of Gary, Indiana has to do better. It starts with them but the citizens of Gary, Indiana has to make a stand as a whole that change for the better will take place and real education will begin to flow with wisdom, knowledge and understanding. I am proud to say William A. Wirt High School was a very good school when I attended and the Principle Mrs. Judy Dunlap was awesome and knew how to serve both her students and teachers well and for this reason I chose to go to West Side High School which is now known as West Side Leadership Academy to give her the support she needed in this move. I have no regrets and am proud to say that because of this I am a graduate of West Side Leadership Academy belonging to the class of 2011, but, in the deepest place of my heart I am and always will be a graduate of William A. Wirt High School and am proud to say that I am and always will be a William A. Wirt High School Trooper!!
February 3, 2014 at 09:45
I am also a proud alumnus of Emerson School for the Visual and Performing Arts c/o 2006. Not only does seeing these photos of my beloved Alma Mater pain me a great deal, it also ignites a fire in the pit of my belly to do something to save this aging landmark! I applaud your efforts in bring light to our city and Emerson- which was a true crown jewel in the Gary Public Schools every year it was in existence. I really love urban exploration as well and would love to help contribute in anyway possible to your research into Gary, the Gary schools, etc, as I am well versed in these subject matters. Since my classmate Nikita didn't want to leave you with the school song. I will…
Emerson Our School, other schools we'll always rule
We will link your name, with fairness, honor, and fame,
Each one, Dear Emerson, will stand by you til time is done,
Shouting and praising, Dear Ol' Emerson!
-Hamilton Hines
March 3, 2014 at 11:51
I graduated from emerson in 1961 is was a great school sad to see these photos
June 22, 2014 at 07:37
Tom, I remember you as a student in senior English the first year I taught. I hope life has been good to you. These pictures are beyond sad.
March 26, 2014 at 08:54
where exactly was emerson located?
July 10, 2014 at 18:53
Thanks for the update about "Old E". It's so hard to see this one strong building in this condition. Reminds me of a honored war vet in his final years loosing his facilities. I'm writing this in tears. I get back to Gary a few times a year, and I want to see it, but I don't think I could handle it. I spent 7 years there. Art /Tech theatre major, 1995 grad. Some of the best times of my life. I don't know know if I could handle seeing that in person. Thanks for sharing the pics so I don't have to.
I was blessed to spend some of the most pivotal years in my life, with my friends, in that building. And just like a soul moves on without the body the Emerson spirit lives in with us. But man it still hurts to see what has become of her.
October 26, 2014 at 10:50
Mike Davison, Ray Baxter, Josh Choen, Derrick Bailey, Jessie Neal… the classes of 1995 & 1997 (my class) were the last great roars of that Tornado. Thanks to you guys for inspiring us! You ARE Emerson history.
October 9, 2014 at 06:36
Enjoyed the pix but made me sad, my uncle, mother, two brother , multiple cousins and myself all graduated from Emersonfrom 1924 thru 1962, we were all proud of the school, Carl Malden(Maladen Seculivich) famous actor was a E graduate.I was an East sider& proud of it. Been out of state for 40 yrs now but u brought back great memories! Thanx Phyllis McPherson Swain
October 26, 2014 at 10:40
Beautiful. You captured the full history of my high school. I graduated from Emerson in 1997, and even then it was far more than a structure. It was a refuge and beacon of hope: a safe place to explore imagination & creativity in a time when such things were losing value by the minute. We were ENCOURAGED to be whomever we wanted without judgement, to explore our interests with GUIDANCE from real EDUCATORS. I can assure you the SPIRIT of that institution is alive and well in the hearts & minds of anyone who attended EMERSON VPA.
November 13, 2014 at 16:14
My father was in the halls of Emerson High School in 1941…He was an All-State football player…He never formerly finished at Emerson…Upon Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor, he enlisted in the Navy and spent a good share of WWII in the South Pacific….He died this year. I have a wonderful scrapbook of his football days(made by his loving sister without his knowledge)….He was very, very proud of Emerson.
December 3, 2014 at 00:56
Thanks so much sharing Emerson. I attended from K-12, starting in the middle building and moving to the big building in 7th grade. The building was state of the art when built and offered a solid educational environment well past it's prime. Everytime I drive on the toll road I can see the grand structure. Your photos are revealing and haunting. Thanks.


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This season is getting a big sendoff at Winnetka Park District's Farewell to Summer Family Luau, 4-7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6 at Tower Road Beach, Tower and Sheridan Roads.
"The lifeguards will come back one more time to guard the water so patrons can swim," said Recreation Supervisor John Shea. "We'll barbecue for patrons that register for the event. We'll decorate the beach with Hawaiian themed decorations — tiki torches, Hawaiian colors. We'll have a band from Barefoot Hawaiian, dancers and a fire act at 7 o'clock. The band will be playing throughout the event."
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Mitchell vote puts us at risk
Before leaving town for Easter, Congress failed to pass a meaningful update of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, effectively dropping the ball when it comes to their most important responsibility — protecting our nation and its citizens.
Instead of ensuring that federal law enforcement has access to the tools to make us safe, Congress passed a partisan bill before recess that not only failed to prevent telecom firms that cooperate with the federal government in terrorist monitoring cases from getting slapped with lawsuits, but that also would surely earn a veto from the president were it to make it to his desk.
In a bipartisan vote, the Senate in February passed a similar bill to give law enforcement the tools they need in the war on terror and provided the telecoms legal immunity. That chamber, recognizing the critical necessity of this legislation, passed their bill with 68 votes in favor, which was preceded by the Senate Intelligence Committee's vote of 13-2 to move their bill forward.
With such an overwhelming bipartisan vote in the Senate and a terrorist threat that is obviously still present, it is unacceptable that Rep. Harry Mitchell and his fellow Democrats decided to leave town before passing the Senate's version of this critical legislation. It is also unreasonable to expect telecom firms to willingly provide the National Security Agency with their records while fending off real threats of lawsuits posed from trial lawyers.
Mitchell's vote also flies in the face of the entire premise of his candidacy in 2006 as someone who places sensible policy above partisan politics.
This issue is too important to play politics with.
U.S. not doing that well
It is too bad Byron Schlomach of the Goldwater Institute did not have the integrity to report all his findings in his March 15 letter ("Socialism has heavy price"), but cherry picked many of his statements. His information incorrectly reported the order and benefits of the countries he used as examples.
The U.S. is ranked fourth in the gross domestic product, but is 92nd in the distribution of the wealth. He failed to consider in these ratings in places such as France, which has a total tax burden of 44 percent, what the French receive from this burden, including cradle-to-death health care, education, lifetime college and retirement as a few examples. In my original letter, I was referring to health care only.
Obama gets free publicity
I have just witnessed the most disturbing event of this entire primary season — Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., being given an entire half-hour on the cable news networks, commercial-free, to put some distance between himself and his pastor's racial comments. He also managed to get in a rousing political speech. You can't buy that kind of face time for any price.
He didn't even have to say, "I approve this message" at the finish.
I wonder how many cameras would show up if Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., announced "a major speech" to disavow Geraldine Ferraro? Now we get to watch endless replays of the Obama speech and the talking heads gushing over how wonderful it was. The outtakes have already begun and are being presented as news.
Phoenix plans drastic cuts
The popular Arizona Senior Olympics has been a prominent part of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department for 25 years. The department's funding is being drastically cut back and it is required to find other ways to support their programs.
Politicians have allowed spending to spiral out of control for the initial 20-mile light-rail line which is scheduled to open next year through Phoenix, Tempe and into Mesa. Light rail has cost up to $70 million a mile to build, and will be a multi-billion dollar system to operate. Our state has a large reservoir of senior citizens who have chosen to make Arizona their home and look forward to becoming participants in the Senior Olympics programs. As volunteers, we recognize the value and reward of giving time to others, a spirit of warmth and friendship develops.
Please contact your legislators today and ask them to continue to promote the interests of the Arizona Senior Olympics, which benefits all of Maricopa County and the entire state.
Zoning board failed residents
Bob Hisserich's congratulations to the Mesa Planning and Zoning Board is misplaced and in error ("New Lowe's," Letters, March 17). The board did not listen to the residents. They were patronizing and arrogant to those present. They conducted the public hearing in a condescending manner that diminishes their credibility and is an embarrassment for Mesa. The board's behavior raises concerns about their integrity regarding this decision and some of their procedural decisions.
The board recommended approval without rooting a decision in city code requirements or satisfying the required findings necessary for a council use permit. The board permitted itself to be swayed by one member whose sales tax tirade was uninformed. The two neighborhoods affected by this zoning decision voted in favor of, not against, the city sales tax.
Hisserich should know that there are better locations in Mesa for this store. Lowe's wants this location because it will be much cheaper to buy than commercial property. There is no regard for how Lowe's will degrade the quality of life for adjacent homeowners. Hisserich applauds the Lowe's store location on this property, "with landscaping in between to further reduce the impact of the store." If Lowe's was a suitable development for this property, there would not be any need for "reducing impact."
The citizens whose homes border this property are counting on the City Council to do the ethical thing and vote against the use permit.


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The center's commitment to yogic lifestyles extends beyond the practice room as well. Thai yoga bodywork sessions combine yoga-inspired poses, acupressure techniques, and meditative conditioning to promote health and a sense of holistic well-being, and the onsite boutique ensures that students can find accessories and apparel in between classes.
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|1 Next, God spoke to Jonah a second time:
|1 Then the word of the LORD came to Jonah a second time:
|2 "Up on your feet and on your way to the big city of Nineveh! Preach to them. They're in a bad way and I can't ignore it any longer."
|2 "Go to the great city of Nineveh and proclaim to it the message I give you."
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|5 The people of Nineveh listened, and trusted God. They proclaimed a citywide fast and dressed in burlap to show their repentance. Everyone did it - rich and poor, famous and obscure, leaders and followers.
|5 The Ninevites believed God. They declared a fast, and all of them, from the greatest to the least, put on sackcloth.
|6 When the message reached the king of Nineveh, he got up off his throne, threw down his royal robes, dressed in burlap, and sat down in the dirt.
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|7 Then he issued a proclamation in Nineveh: "By the decree of the king and his nobles: Do not let any man or beast, herd or flock, taste anything; do not let them eat or drink.
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