By LESLIE COLLINS
Northeast News
June 13, 2013
Area residents flocked to the June 8 Pendleton Heights neighborhood annual yard sale. From vintage records to antiques to bakeware, bargain shoppers found a variety of buys.
Attendees also satisfied their sweet tooth at the Pendleton Heights tent where homemade goodies lined the table, along with yard sale maps of the more than 20 participating homes.
By MICHAEL BUSHNELL
Northeast News
June 12, 2013
Children parade across the lot, donning Eastern European inspired costumes as part of the Sugar Creek Slavic Festival’s Children’s Costume Parade. Now in its 28th year, the Slavic Festival celebrates the town’s Eastern
By JOSHUA PHILLIPS
Northeast News
June 10, 2013
Are we alone in the universe? This age-long question asked by humans is explored upon with a new interactive exhibit at Union Station’s
NORTHEAST NEWS
June 5, 2013
Vietnamese buffet. Attendees of the May 18 Cultural Celebration of Kansas City’s Vietnamese Community line up for an authentic Vietnamese buffet. The North-East Public Library, along with Vox Narro, hosted the celebration to highlight one of Kansas City’s
BY LESLIE COLLINS
Northeast News
June 5, 2013
As the Holy Cross Catholic School fourth graders lined up in the gym, they couldn’t stop from smiling. They were ready to dance.
Their
By JOSHUA PHILLIPS
Northeast News
May 31, 2013
It can be seen from across the city. It stands mighty atop a hill
By JOSHUA PHILLIPS
Northeast News
May 30, 2013
Volunteers from the Historic Northeast community came out to make their neighborhood a
By LESLIE COLLINS
Northeast News
May 29, 2013
Thanks to a Northeast High School alum, Nueva Vida (New Life) Church in Historic Northeast is harnessing the power of the sun to reduce electricity costs.
Solar panels now line the church’s flat roof, soaking up the
Northeast News
May 29, 2013
Holy Cross Catholic School students show off their dancing skills and colorful costumes during the May 10 World Cultures Program at the school. Students created their costumes in art class and each costume represented a different country, ranging from Mexico to Sudan to France to India
By LESLIE COLLINS
Northeast News
May 22, 2013
“I didn’t think it was going to be as fun as it was. I had a lot of fun in this program,” James Elementary fifth grader Alesha Cheffen said.
Cheffen, along with five other James fifth graders, just completed the Earn-A-Bike program sponsored and created by
