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adminWhittier Elementary School teacher Garrett Christensen uses an unlikely classroom theme for his kindergartners, college life, to encourage them to plan ahead. Submitted photo By Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb.…
adminGeorge J. Altabas, 81, Northeast Kansas City, Mo., died Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011. Visitation was held from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at Passantino Bros. Funeral Home, 2117 Independence…
adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb. 9, 2011 You can’t always avoid a disaster. When Mother Nature sends her wrath, it can create chaos and stress. Disasters and other emergencies…
adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb. 9, 2011 Dennis Gagnon calls them the invisible layer. Gagnon, the public information officer for the Kansas City Office of Emergency Management (OEM), said…
adminFeb. 9, 2011 Following Kansas City’s blizzard, some went to work clearing away snow, while others simply relished in the white wonderland. From top to bottom: Jacquelin Rios, 11, leaves…
adminMayor Mark Funkhouser addresses the blizzard of 2011. Leslie Collins By Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb. 9, 2011 Kansas City survived. It didn’t barely escape the blizzard of 2011, but…
adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb. 9, 2011 Every year, property owners tuck away substantial savings from tax abatements under Kansas City’s urban redevelopment plan. Those owners are collecting the…
adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb. 9, 2011 Kansas City’s Liberty Memorial and National World War I Museum could soon receive national status. U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill and other U.S.…
adminNortheast News Feb. 9, 2011 Two Kansas City men were sentenced Feb. 4 for a grocery store robbery and murder near 12th Street and Askew. Jackson County judge Joel May…
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