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Government
5:26 pm
Wed March 6, 2013

Including Power Utilities In Command Center Boosted Snowstorm Fight-ability

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Some of the first aftermath data from two major and back-to-back winter snow storms is filtering out of Kansas City city hall.  Adding two agencies to the Emergency Operations Center was counted as a positive to the Public Safety and Emergency Services Committee of the Council.

Those private or quasi-private operations served public transit and distribution of electrical power.

The Ops nerve center stayed open 24 hours in the storm of February 21, another 30 hours during  last week’s heavy, wet snow.  

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Government
6:06 pm
Thu February 28, 2013

Cash For Liquor Consent Sent Packing In Kansas City

Councilwoman Melba Curls said Kansas City need more groceries, less liquor stores.

Acting on complaints that the operator of a center-city convenience store was paying residents for permission to get a liquor license, the Kansas City Council has banned the practice.

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Government
9:41 am
Fri February 1, 2013

Synthetic Drug, Tobacco Enforcement Measure Sails Through City Council

An ordinance allowing the city of Kansas City, Mo. to suspend or revoke the tobacco-sales licenses of stores  which sell illegal synthetic drugs or sell cigarettes to minors sailed through a final city council vote yesterday.

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Government
8:49 am
Thu October 18, 2012

Kansas City Council Questions Community Improvement Districts

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Councilman Ed Ford.

The Kansas City Council has been talking about tightening up on community improvement districts since this summer, but the talk goes on with no decision on what the policy will be.

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KC Currents
3:08 pm
Mon May 21, 2012

Mayor Sly James’ New Tax Proposal For Infrastructure

Kansas City Mayor Sly James

What will it take for Kansas City, Mo. to finally fix its streets and sewer system?  Earlier this year, Mayor Sly James announced a bold plan for improving Kansas City's infrastructure that would involve spending $1 billion over the next 10 years.

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Headlines
8:37 am
Fri May 4, 2012

Top Of The Morning News: Friday, March 4, 2012

A new bridge is unveiled on Troost.  The Kansas City Council passes truancy ordinance.  Two Kansas City notables—Alvin Brooks and Walt Bodine—receive an honor from the city council.  It’s a daily digest of news from KCUR.

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