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Monthly Archives: April 2007
Paranoid Pills for Joe Miller
Hey Joe, Steve Glorioso thinks you need some paranoid pills, so here you go. Steve, you might want to stock on the paranoid pills so you can share them Jeff Roe between now and November 2008.
Posted in KC Mayor, Politics
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The bus goes offline
Don’t try to look online for info on Metro buses or use the trip planner. It appears that the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has neglected to renew their kcata.org domain name. Oops!
Posted in Transportation
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Inauguration Details
Mayor-elect Mark Funkhouser and the new City Council will be officially sworn in on Tuesday, May 1st at 9:30 a.m. in City Hall. An inauguration party will be held Friday May May 4, 7-11 p.m. at Union Station. The party … Continue reading
Posted in City Council, KC Mayor, Politics
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Lots of Talking Movies
There are several interesting movies coming to town in the next few days… B.I.K.E.: On Thursday the Screenland Granada is showing B.I.K.E., a documentary about the Black Label Bike Club and underground bike culture. The movie is at 7:30 p.m. … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Entertainment
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TIF Audit, Part Deux
Just as the uproar over the TIF audit seems to have died down a bit and Mayor Barnes’ panties seemed to have untwisted, a new assessment of the city’s economic development incentives has been released. This one comes from outside … Continue reading
Posted in City Council, KC Mayor, Politics
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BriarTIF, the trilogy
When is two TIFs not enough? Hot on the heels of a second, bigger TIF for BriarTIF West is a mind-boggling third TIF. First it was a regular TIF from KCMO to develop offices, a strip mall, and McMansions – … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Real Estate
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Red Bridge Road expansion passes
Councilman Chuck Eddy has succeeded in his highly controversial attempt get council approval for replacement of the Red Bridge and ultimate expansion of Red Bridge Road in the southland. Amid accusations of back-room dealing, yesterday the council passed an ordinance … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Transportation
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