What does the Fourth of July mean to you?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on July 04, 2010
“Unfortunately, not as much as it used to. ... It just doesn't have the same pomp and circumstance that it used to.”
— Jim Roberts, self-employed, Manhattan
“It means a good time, getting together with friends and family, having fun and enjoying life.”
— Jacob Hothan, architectural engineering graduate, Ozawkie
“It's a time to get together with your family and friends and celebrate the history of this great nation.”
— Molly McDuffie, history teacher, Wichita
“It's a patriotic time to celebrate our country and to be happy and grateful for what we have.”
— Jen Brooks, director of quality/risk management, Lawrence