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Former Kansas City park Commissioner Tim Kristl last week was elected to the Liberty Memorial Board of Governors and former park Commissioner Bob Lewellen was elected to the board of the Friends of the Zoo.

is this a mystery-solvin' van?

cdm2p wrote: Her staff washed the dishes by hand, like regular folks.

so now they can move on to more pressing matters.

there's a precedent for michael moore's films... it's called agitprop and no one should be surprised that it's successful again given how complacent americans have become with substandard and corrupt representation. why aren't we more angry? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agitprop http://en.wikipedia....

they're pouring concrete and asphalt for surface parking... so it'll be awhile.

i would settle for a local bus that runs on the evenings and weekends! BRT or express from 10th/main or CC/US would be an ideal low-cost option for serving KCI in the interim (and to boost LRT ridership). once they decide on a new terminal it could incorporate rail from the beginning.

cell phone pic.

There may be some real efficiences to be gained by combining/coordinating coverage from all these security groups. Between the CID's and the private security, there has to be a lot of employees. i'm pretty sure the downtown CID is tight with the security guards that staff the banks and government b...

i think there were 3 or 4 other tables + people at the bar... the busiest i've seen it yet.

um, i thought the whole thing with real plates and a new dishwasher was to eliminate waste from disposables? i don't use paper plates and plastic cups at home for the same reason. funk is apparently kansas city's bill clinton. every speck of dirt becomes a dust bowl until people just start tuning ou...

Crossroads gains a foothold in KC's new downtown A year after opening, JP Wine Bar and Coffee House is way ahead of projections, drawing a crowd ranging from fashionably dressed 20-something suburbanites to sophisticated downtown condo dwellers. Business is so good, in fact, that JP’s is closing fo...

11 of us packed the banquette last night and all but one had great meals. i had the salmon, which was nestled in a black bean puree and topped with a very tasty goat cheese gratin. i asked for my mojito to be a little less sweet this time and they weren't able to comply (so at $9 a pop i switched to...

i discovered this pleasant surprise to the south of the new fed building. the street in the foreground is wyandotte.

I agree...if he weren't digging at old political wars he wouldn't be dragging out old political warriors...Ed Wolf to Chief of Staff, Aggie Stackhaus to Parks Board, Everett Asjes to City Plan Commission.  What year is this?  Are we going forward or backward? yeah, because alvin brooks would have b...

opening june 27.

They are "following the smell of money"? What do you have against capitalism? contrary to what many believe, i really don't have anything against capitalism. i just like to make sure motives are clearly stated and not glossed over by corporate PR machines (having worked for a Fortune 100 ...

warwickland wrote: even chicago transit has glaring shortfalls to chicagoans...

and here's where they talk about them: http://www.ctatattler.com/

that's good news. a casino at VW would be a perfect fit. i assume you are voting yes for both questions?

i'm glad they feel strongly about america. wtf?

regardless, i really wish wyco would start focusing it's development activities. not that you can't juggle multiple areas, but will there ever truly be a center of the area or just disconnected nodes of "entertainment"?