adminNortheast News January 15, 2014 It’s not popular, especially down at 11th and McGee where the Kansas City Public Schools’ re-purposing offices are located, but a latecomer to the party,…
adminNortheast News January 8, 2014 Last week KC NoVa (Kansas City No Violence Alliance) officials released information stating that lessons learned in 2013 will help them in 2014. This newshound…
adminNortheast News January 7, 2014 Spain? Seriously? City Engineer Ralph Davis wants to go to the coast of Spain to do what, drink Sangria and study streetcar wheel assemblies (trucks)?…
adminNortheast News January 1, 2014 This feisty newshound uses this space on a weekly basis to thrash local politicos for their willful misuse of the public trust or to point…
adminNortheast NewsDecember 25, 2013 Sometimes declaring an area as blighted is a necessary evil. In the case of the Indian Mound and Lykins neighborhoods, declaring the two neighborhoods as blighted…
adminNortheast News December 18, 2013 Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Dr. Chris Nicastro should be an impartial official, looking out for the best interest of Missouri’s students. But…
adminNortheast News December 11, 2013 Last week, the city council passed legislation that will, effective May 1, 2014, separate the Kansas City Museum from the Pirates at Union Station. This…
adminDecember 4, 2013 There are some things that simply defy logic. Things that just make you shake your head and wonder what the world has come to. Throwing truckloads of…
adminNortheast News November 27, 2013 After Monday’s Finance, Governance and Ethics Committee meeting, it was crystal clear to this news-dog whose corner Jan Marcason is truly in, and it isn’t…
adminNortheast News November 20, 2013 What’s a million bucks among friends, right? It’s chump change. Walking around money. Just a drop in the bucket. But what happens when that fountain…
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