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adminBy Paul Thompson
Northeast News
June 28, 2017
Scarritt Renaissance Neighborhood Association volunteers descended upon the lower level of The Concourse on Saturday, June 13 to build a brand new playground for 2-5 year old children. Earlier in the week, LISC (Local Initiative Support Corporation) honored the neighborhood association with an award for “Best Use of Public Space” for its previous renovations at the Concourse.
Daisy Garcia MontoyaDaisy Garcia-Montoya Daisy Garcia-MontoyaEducation Reporter With Hispanic Heritage Month underway, Kansas City’s Hispanic Development Fund (HDF) is back with its annual Cambio para Cambio (Change for Change) campaign, which serves…
Dorri PartainDorri PartainManaging Editor Demolition began on Monday, Sept. 23 to remove a six-plex apartment unit within Scarritt Renaissance’s neighborhood (3236 Anderson Ave). This three-story building was declared a “Dangerous Building”following…
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