Hottie Summer St. Claire and her impressive online body of work inspires today's link blast as we consider some of the top stories from today. Checkit:
Kansas City Photo Journalism
This Kansas City Photographer Is Giving The World A Different View Of Flint, Michigan
Kansas City-based photographer Dan White has won a Pulitzer Prize and traveled the world photographing people and places. From his home and studio in the West Bottoms, he's preparing to set out on his next trip into the field. But his latest trip isn't taking him off to some far-flung location.
More KCMO Fast Food Drama
Serving up life: Voices of KC's minimum wage, fast-food workers come to local stage
Activists will trade bullhorns for microphones Thursday, June 22, 2017, for a sold-out evening of monologues, "Living on the Edge," at the Buffalo Room in Westport. The speakers are part of the "$15 and a Union" movement calling for a higher minimum wage.
Kansas City Cleanup Schedule
KCMO Sets Curbside Pickup Schedule to Remove Large Tree Limbs - Kansas City infoZine
KCMO Sets Curbside Pickup Schedule to Remove Large Tree Limbs Kansas City, Mo - infoZine - The special service will require an appointment and residents must follow these guidelines: Call 311 Action Center to schedule the pickup. Dial 311 or 816-513-1313. Trees must be cut into sections no longer than 6 feet.
Teacher Talks KC Charter Success
A day in the life of Kansas City's KIPP Academy
This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: KANSAS CITY -- One recent Monday morning at the KIPP charter school here, some fifth-graders were walking single-file down a corridor when a visitor introduced himself.
Luxury Living Downtown Booze News
New Spokes Peddles Beers, Bikes and Bites in Downtown Kansas City
By Kevin Collison Downtown Kansas City is on a roll, and one of its latest new businesses is spinning a blend of bicycles, beers and good food, a combination that's proved popular in other cities including Denver and Minneapolis. The new Spokes opened five weeks ago at 1200 Washington St., one of the first retailers...
More Big Bucks For 18th & Vine District
MLB, players union donate $1M to Negro Leagues museum in KC
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Major League Baseball and its players union have donated $1 million to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City to support its operations, expansion and educational opportunities. Baseball Commissioner Bob Manfred and union director Tony Clark announced the grant Wednesday.
And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
drama indeed.
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ReplyDeleteOn my first day of Summer, I rode hard and came through in the end!!!
Could someone please direct me to the Latino Leagues Baseball Museum?
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