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Monthly Archives: February 2010
The chronically corrupt Jackson County Legislature
Gone Mild has the details on how even when the Sheriff steps in to regulate an historically corrupt practice, Legislature Chairman Henry Rizzo finds a way to favor a crony over an enemy. It’s already well known that Rizzo has … Continue reading
Posted in Jackson County, Politics
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Waldo Rapist moves into Brookside?
KMBC-TV 9 reports that the Waldo Rapist may have crossed Gregory Boulevard and struck in Brookside. KCPD has a sketch of what they think he looks like, but so far haven’t commented on any leads in the investigation.
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Dueling rankings say KC is simultaneously awesome and miserable
Forbes thinks we are the 13th most miserable city in the country – based on crime, taxes, and sucky pro sports teams. (Via KMBC) Meanwhile, the Gallup poll says that Kansas Citians themselves think of the city as the 10th … Continue reading
Dunkin’ Donuts coming to the MO suburbs
Dunkin’ Donuts slow return to the KC market is progressing with this week’s announcement that they are opening stores in eastern and far eastern Jackscon county, in addition to existing stores in southern and far southern Johnson County. Still now … Continue reading
Posted in Suburbs
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1924 Main is the next Dalzell restaurant to close
Update 2/15 – Souperman has also closed Bad news for local foodies. 1924 Main in the Crossroads district will serve its last meal this weekend. The restaurant just broke the news on its Facebook page. We feel bad for the … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Entertainment, Business, Downtown
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City Budget proposes more cuts, modest tax increase
Interim City Manager Troy Schulte has released his recommended City budget for 2010-2011. As in the past couple of years, it includes continued cuts to city staff and programs. However, this year he is proposing a modest increase in property … Continue reading
Posted in City Council, KC Mayor
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Interesting twist provides scenario to resolve Tomahawke Ridge sprawldivison controversy
Prime Buzz reports that opponents of the Tomahawke Ridge leap frog development north of KCI have gathered enough petition signatures to force a super majority of the City Council to approve the rezoning of the land – nine votes out … Continue reading