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adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News August 17, 2011 For months, the proposed closing of the special needs school, R.J. Delano, ignited controversy. Parents protested and some Delano students cried. Closing…
adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News August 17, 2011 Working for years in the corporate world, Ben Cascio needed a change. He wanted to make a difference and he wanted…
adminAugust 17, 2011 Mattie Rhodes’ La Chalupa Farmers Market bustles with activity Aug. 12. From top are: A local farmer watches over her produce; Kathy Adams of Independence, Mo., shows…
adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News August 17, 2011 Every day, three women in the U.S. are killed by an intimate partner. Every year, 2.3 million U.S. residents fall victim to…
adminNortheast News August 15, 2011 With the charred rubble cleared away from 2609 Independence Blvd., the City of Kansas City is ready to discuss options. Earlier in May, a fire…
adminBy Tessa Belcher Northeast News August 11, 2011 Kansas City, Missouri School District (KCMSD) is inviting the community to tour the new education classrooms at East High School, 1924 Van…
adminBy Tessa Belcher Northeast News August 10, 2011 Northeast Arts KC and the Kansas City Museum will be hosting the Museum’s Summer Concert Series this Friday, Aug. 12. Jazz music…
adminBy Tessa Belcher Northeast News August 10, 2011 Corey D. Grimes, 17, of Kansas City, now faces felony charges of first degree robbery and armed criminal action, along with a…
adminNortheast News August 10, 2011 The public forum scheduled for Aug. 22 to learn more about the top five candidates for Kansas City Chief of Police has been postponed. Kansas…
adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News August 10, 2011 For 11 years the former Hardesty Federal Complex has sat vacant, but soon that may change. The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA)…
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