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ROW 636 · LEG 94 ITEM 9 · POINTER-DISCIPLINED, NOVEMBER 2026
A culture fight is owned here only as a turning point; its telling stays in its home leg. Run as a set, this town's fight shelf is short and mostly negative, and the shortness is the finding. Funded: no documented fight over funding any cultural institution seats here — no levy battle, no defunded hall; the 2012 ladder-truck refusal in Government is a fire-service money fight, tested for this section at row #606's gate and left in its home file. Closed: two stage-closers print at pointer size — Prohibition, which closed no stage in a town with no theatre but reshaped its sociability whole, told in Crime & Public Safety's dry-years article; and the epidemic course told in Health & Care, which closed the township's gatherings at its documented size. Neither is re-told; both are owned here as the cultural turning points they were: after the dry years and the epidemic closures, the village's culture was church, school, and farm sociability, with no commercial stage to reopen. Saved:
Closure: DUG — the fight set printed as turning points only (funded: none documented; closed: the dry years and the epidemic, pointed to Crime & Public Safety and Health & Care; saved: the 2021 festival rebuild, pointed to Arts), with no institution re-told, per this section's synthesis discipline.