NEHS cafeteria no longer an eyesore
By Leslie Collins Northeast News September 14, 2011 Some students likened it to a prison. It wasn’t after-school detention or a dull classroom. This “prison” was their cafeteria. Ellen Cram,…
By Leslie Collins Northeast News September 14, 2011 Some students likened it to a prison. It wasn’t after-school detention or a dull classroom. This “prison” was their cafeteria. Ellen Cram,…
September 14, 2011 Residents from all over Northeast peruse the tables at the Northeast Arts KC garage sale Sept. 9. Pictured from top to bottom: A skeleton greets potential customers…
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By Michael Bushnell Northeast News September 14, 2011 Around the turn of the 20th Century, it was not uncommon for local photo-postcard companies to go door to door in Kansas…
By Leslie Collins Northeast News September 14, 2011 Kansas City Election Board Commissioners are considering three maps that change the boundaries of the Kansas City, Missouri School District. Commissioners presented…
Northeast News September 14, 2011 On the heels of a summer that saw an increase in violence in Kansas City’s neighborhoods, Mayor Sly James announced Sept. 9 that he will…
• Wednesday, September 14 • Hard hat tours Take a hard hat tour of Corinthian Hall, the more than 100-year-old home of lumber baron Robert A. Long and his family.…
September 14, 2011 This streetwise newspooch got a chance to chat with a couple of Kansas City’s bravest over the weekend at the annual Open House held at Kansas City’s…
By Leslie Collins Northeast News September 14, 2011 Following the shootings of three youth on the Plaza, a discussion about violent crime ignited and a blame game followed suit. Kansas…
By Leslie Collins Northeast News September 14, 2011 When Kenneth Kieser went to a Kansas City Royals game earlier in August, he wasn’t there only for baseball. He was…