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Area politician wants the Big B for state beer
…Budweiser. The Star reports that Independence Rep. Curt Dougherty is pushing…Budweiser–Budweiser!–for Missouri’s state beer. Not sure if there’s more to this report or not–it’s pretty short and credits no author–but… Not to discredit the, um, stature of the “King of … Continue reading
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Sprawl’s affect on Baby Boomers
As we start the holiday season at sunset today–a time usually spent with family–a story in today’s USA Today highlights the effect sprawl can have on the transportation dilemmas faced by many families: aging parents who no longer drive. Going … Continue reading
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smart Cars Invade Kansas
smart USA, the makers of the itty-bitty smart car (itty-bitty when compared to typical US cars), will offer test-drives of their smart fortwo on October 7th (Sunday) and 8th (Monday). Ironically, the test drives will be offered in SUV-land, between … Continue reading
Posted in Transportation
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Budget in the red?
The Star’s (now non-exclusionary) Prime Buzz overheard budget director Troy Schulte say the city may be up to $15 million short this year. It’s not that much when you consider it’s a billion dollar-plus budget, but Schulte reportedly hinted at … Continue reading
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Zoning and Development Ordinance Draft Made Public
The City’s Planning and Development Department has released the first public draft of new development regulations. This is the first major overhaul of these policies since the 1950′s. These policies affect: Zoning, Use Regulations Building Setbacks, Height and Bulk Signs, … Continue reading
Posted in Downtown, Real Estate, Suburbs, Transportation
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Region’s first Ozone Alert issued for Friday
MARC has issued an Ozone Alert for Friday, June 15. High levels of ground-level ozone can cause respiratory problems in those with cardiovascular or respiratory problems. If you spend time outdoors, then take care. People are encouraged to limit time … Continue reading
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KCATA’s Ozone Alert fare season begins
The ATA will again offer reduced fares (50 cents) on days when a Red Alert is issued for Ozone. The alert is issued by MARC by 3pm the previous day. This year’s reduced fare is 50 cents–a quarter more then … Continue reading
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