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adminJulia Williams Editor-in-Chief One of Northeast News’s own was honored on Thursday, Nov. 14 as Latinx Education Collaborative (LEC), Revolution Educativa (RevEd) hosted its 2024 “Impacto Changemaker” awards ceremony —…
adminThe Lykins Neighborhood Association (LNA) is trying to fight Kansas City Public Schools’ (KCPS) planned closure of Whittier Elementary School (1012 Bales Ave.). The KCPS Board will meet on Wednesday, November 20th…
adminWednesday, Nov. 13- Wellness Wednesdays, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. North-East Branch Library, 6000 Wilson Rd. Have fun moving your body and activating your mind with Temple Made Fitness instructors during…
adminJulia Williams Editor-in-Chief S&M Gifts N more — a family business, with “S” standing for its owners, Shay and “M” for Markus — has operated for 12 years. While formerly…
adminMichael Bushnell Contributor The Kansas City, Mo., Fire Department (KCFD) recognized some of its own for exemplary service to both the department and the community during a gala, black-tie event…
adminJulia Williams Editor-in-Chief With its motto, “Reading for Life,” Kansas City Metro’s Lead to Read — a nonprofit, youth literacy organization — announced a new author for its Author Partnership…
adminEscrito por Daisy García Montoya Al pasar por Indian Mound, es posible que hayas visto una muestra de cruces blancas con nombres en ellas, que forman parte de una iniciativa…
adminDaisy Garcia Montoya Education Reporter As you drive past Indian Mound Park (Gladstone & Belmont Blvds), you may have noticed a display of white crosses with names on them as…
adminAdmin BREAKING — The morning of Nov. 13, Independence Avenue’s infamous “Truck-Eating Bridge,” lived up to its name as a semi-truck was trapped in its path going westbound along the…
adminLETTER TO THE EDITOR: Nov. 11, 2024 The Jackson County Legislature has spent the past weeks debating but failing to approve the allocation of the remaining $70 million in ARPA…
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