Greensburg Residents Find Ways to Watch Documentary on Town

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Updated: 3:02 PM Jun 14, 2008 Greensburg Residents Find Ways to Watch Documentary on Town Greensburg will be back in the national spotlight next week. A new cable network called Planet Green will feature the tornado-ravaged community's rebuilding efforts as part of a documentary that will last several weeks. Posted: 3:02 PM Jun 14, 2008 Reporter: AP

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GREENSBURG, Kan. (AP) _ Greensburg will be back in the national spotlight next week.

A new cable network called Planet Green will feature the tornado-ravaged community's rebuilding efforts as part of a documentary that will last several weeks.

But Greensburg residents won't be able to view the 13-part documentary about the town's recovery from a devastating tornado because the city doesn't have a cable service.

The show premieres Sunday at 8 p.m.

Planet Green plans invite the whole town to the Greensburg school gymnasium tomorrow for a barbecue and screening of the first episode.

Planet Green has had film crews in town since July 2007, following the town's efforts to rebuild.

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Posted by: Brandi Location: Auburn, KS on Jun 16, 2008 at 04:48 PM

Are you serious Andy? Cable is the last thing on those peoples minds. They are just trying to rebuild and get their lives back to normal the best they can. Most of those people aren't worried about having cable. There is absolutely nothing wrong with Kansas. I think what they are doing is great. Going green takes a lot of work and I wish the town luck!

Posted by: Andy B Location: Virginia Beach, VA on Jun 14, 2008 at 06:48 PM

No Cable? It's been over a year. What's the matter with Kansas?

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