adminBy JOSHUA PHILLIPS Northeast News May 29, 2013 This month the Kansas City Museum received a generous donation from a long-time supporter of the museum. John Herbst, former Kansas City…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News May 29, 2013 For Kansas City, red light cameras are paying off. “These cameras have proven to dramatically alter people’s behavior,” City Council member John…
adminNortheast News May 29, 2013 Kansas City Police Department honors its 119 fallen officers during a May 23 memorial service at the KCPD Regional Police Academy. This year alone,…
adminNortheast News May 22, 2013 Kansas City Public Schools’ seniors graced the stage last week to receive their high school diplomas. Both Northeast High School and East High School held…
adminNortheast News May 21, 2013 More than 100 volunteers flocked to the Independence Avenue Community Improvement District (CID) community cleanup May 18. Pickup trucks and vans lined up along Budd…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News May 15, 2013 Now that the Kansas City Public Schools’ Board of Education has approved reinstating middle schools, the possibility of saving the former Thacher…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News May 15, 2013 Thirteen years ago, the building at 1801 White Ave. was listed on the city’s dangerous buildings list. Its roof was caving in,…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News May 8, 2013 Euphrates Gallery Incorporated and Hermes Landscaping partner together to celebrate National Arbor Day and to support the Neighborhood as Museum: Transforming…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News May 8, 2013 It was a building in Pendleton Heights that inspired City Council member Scott Wagner to propose amending the city’s historic designation ordinance.…
adminNortheast News March 20, 2013 The Musembi family checks out a science fair display at Union Station March 15. Pictured from left to right are: Emily, Peyton and Julias Musembi.…
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