adminNortheast News March 27, 2013 Kansas City Public Schools is continuing to meet with neighborhoods regarding closed school sites. KCPS recently met with the Blue Valley Neighborhood Association to discuss…
adminNortheast News March 27, 2013 Kansas City voters will be asked to vote yes or no on three questions, which range from health care funding to nuclear weapons involvement to…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 27, 2013 Kansas City’s Question 2 hasn’t received much attention, but closing the dated loophole could mean millions in additional annual revenue for Kansas…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 27, 2013 Two-thousand plastic Easter eggs will dot the landscape at The Concourse March 30 as part of a community-wide Easter egg hunt sponsored…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 27, 2013 High school seniors Corey Fisher and Jared Freemon aren’t just going out with a bang, they’re creating history. On March 2, the…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 27, 2013 Together, they sat in solidarity donning their neon yellow shirts with the words “ASK ME about the Independence Avenue Community Improvement District.”…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 27, 2013 Yard signs supporting Question 3 continue to crop up in Kansas City, asking Kansas Citians to vote “yes” on April 2. In…
adminNortheast News March 22, 2013 Kansas City’s Sheffield neighborhood looks a little spiffier, thanks to neighborhood volunteers and AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) team members. During the March 16…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 21, 2013 Kansas City Mayor Sly James’ words became lost to most after a disgruntled Kansas Citian stormed the Gem Theater stage March 19.…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 18, 2013 During the March 7 public hearing, no opposition was voiced regarding the proposed Community Improvement District along Independence Avenue. “We had several…
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