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Anna Miskelly left, and Ruby Wiggs, shopped at Third Street Stuff and coffee shop in Lexington, Ky., on Wed, Jan., 30 2008. Photo by Pablo Alcala | Herald-Leader staff. The second part of Building Arts Communities, the series the Herald-Leader has partnered with WEKU-FM 88.9 to present, aired this morning with WEKU's Stu Johnson looking at developing arts districts. Stu visited the Limestone Street area of Lexington as well as Berea's ...

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