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COMBAT Against Kansas City Trash
Jackson County COMBAT hosts cleanup in Northeast
Kansas City Veggie Guide
Food Critics: The Best 'Healthy' Dishes In Kansas City
Once, our idea of healthy eating revolved around the salad bowl. But we've discovered that some salads can be deceptively unhealthy ... and that there are other satisfying options on local menus. On Friday's Central Standard, KCUR's Food Critics explored what "healthy eating" really means.
Home Town Win Streak Underway
Royals hit 3 home runs in 7-2 win over Giants
AP Images Jeff Chiu Kansas City Royals' Lorenzo Cain, right, celebrates after hitting a solo home run against the San Francisco Giants with Eric Hosmer during the third inning of a baseball game in San Francisco, Wednesday, June 14, 2017 SOURCE: AP Images Jeff Chiu Royals hit 3 home runs
KCP&L Burning Down Urban Core???
Homeowner blames KCP&L for fire
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A homeowner blames Kansas City Power & Light for a fire that damaged his property. He claims the utility is failing to maintain it's service lines in the urban core. It's not unusual to see vines, trees and other vegetation growing on power poles, and intertwined with electric lines in an older neighborhood like Sante Fe.
NO SAC IN OVERLAND PARK???
Cul-de-sacs may become a thing of the past in Overland Park
Cul-de-sacs may become a thing of the past in Overland Park if city leaders and home builders can't see eye-to-eye. City leaders say they'd like all new cul-de-sacs to be made of concrete, but home builders don't want to comply because of the price tag of concrete.
Fear Raytown Slum Life Complaints
Raytown apartment home to 'slum' complaints again
RAYTOWN, Mo. - 41 Action News spoke with multiple tenants living in Amber Glenn Apartments in Raytown, Missouri who are complaining of broken air conditioning units, mold, and open wiring. They claim multiple maintenance requests have gone ignored for several weeks. "It's not safe at all," said Holly Rodgers.
A Century Of Voting Slap Fights
Jackson County Board of Elections turns 100
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. - Bob Nichols Jr. was a candidate for office in Jackson County, Missouri in 1976. History of his unsuccessful bid, as well as an entire century's worth of history, will be on display Thursday for all to see. Nichols is now a Director for the Board of Elections.
Kansas City Storms Tonight
First Alert: Strong to severe storms possible tonight
We're tracking the possibility of a few strong to severe thunderstorms this evening.
And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
Mr. Jackson your yard is a jungle, maybe you should clean that up so this doesn't happen again. Just pointing out the obvious
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ReplyDeleteThis is the stupid shit they spend drug fighting tax dollars on? Really? Fucking crack heads taking over the town and we are stroking Grannie Jones for turning in her expired meds and picking up the trash? I thought COMBAT tax was about criminals and drugs? Tell me this is a joke....
9:08pm is right on the mark.
ReplyDeleteCOMBAT is just another one of the long long list of "programs" that together spend many millions of tax dollars every year "fighting drugs, violence, and crime".
Mothers in Charge, Aim4Peace, NoVa, assorted "activists" on public payrolls...the list is too long to include in its entirety. And there's no oversight or any accountability whatsoever for results. The waste just goes on year after year.
COMBAT alone collects over $20 million in sales tax EACH YEAR.
What do you do with all that money?
Yard signs, insider contracts, special deals, $15,000 picnics, and now, yard clean-ups.
And in just June of this year, KCMO already has 63 homicides.
To answer 9:08pm's very apt question: Yes, this is a joke.
The drug war is the real race war.
ReplyDeleteCall the Raytown Law Office with you mold problems.
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8:32 Obviously the drug war is a joke too considering who lost.
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