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What’s On KC- UMKC Theatre and KCAT present Billy Bishop Goes to War
- African American Read In
- African American Read In
- Charles Wetherbee, violin (Master Class)
- Historical Dynamic Duos: How to Get/Not Get Along and Change the World
- V-Men Workshops
- Stitches Exhibit
- Carl Orff's Carmina Burana
- UMKC Preview Day
- Last day to withdraw with assessement (W or WF) (undergrad) (first 8-week session)
Photos of KC
Monthly Archives: July 2007
K-Shields strikes again?
At first I dismissed Mike Sanders complaints about inheriting a budget shambles as just more political posturing against his bitterly-hated predecessor. But now with news that the county is borrowing $20 million and laying off 100-plus employees, no one can … Continue reading
Posted in Jackson County, Politics
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Beth Low Forums
State Representative Beth Low (D-39) will host three forums August-October on health care, the environment, reproductive health, and sex education. The 39th District includes the northeast part of Brookside and the Midtown neighborhoods of Volker, Valentine, Hyde Park, Country Club … Continue reading
Posted in Midtown/Plaza, Missouri, Politics
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New Blunt/Nixon Poll
A new SurveyUSA poll commissioned by KCTV-5 shows Attorney General Jay Nixon with a big 57% to 38% lead over incumbent Governor Matt Blunt in the 2008 governor’s race. What’s interesting is that Nixon leads across virtually all demographic and … Continue reading
Posted in MO Governor, Politics
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Light Rail Task Force
Want to have a say in the light rail plan? You just might get your chance. The KCATA is recruiting 30 or so private citizens to service on an advisory task force. Download the Application Form (PDF)
Posted in Light Rail, Transportation
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Tax break hearings
Mayor Funkhouser’s task force on tax breaks and economic development is holding several public hearings across the city, starting to tonight in the Red Bridge area. This is your chance to let the Mayor and City Council know what you … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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Transit options for I-35 South
If you are one of the Jocos who struggle up I-35 everyday, you might be interested in this. Johnson County Transit has been studying mass transit options for the I-35 corridor for years and years, but is now finally moving … Continue reading
Posted in Suburbs, Transportation
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2007 Fringe Festival, now with more fringe
KC’s fledgling Fringe Festival returns for its third year this weekend, with hopes of firmer foundations and fringier offerings. The first two years got it off too a good start, but were tinged with financial problems and criticisms that much … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Entertainment, Downtown
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