Neighbors want everyone to know about detention center plans
Since Tuesday, David Raasch has delivered about 100 fliers south of 18th Street and sent numerous e-mails about the proposed development and two upcoming meetings related to the development. Through his Internet research, Raasch has educated himself about private jails and how they differ from public jails, he said.
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The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department underwent a leadership change when new sheriff Mike Sharp became the county’s top law enforcement officer on New Year’s Day. One of the many changes is Sgt. Stephen L. Leone, who took over duties for Sgt. Ronda Montgomery, the former public information officer who was transferred to the department’s family support division.
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Police search Pernice house for clues
According to Kansas City Police officials, police searched the Northland home of Shon and Renee Pernice in search of possible clues in the disappearance of Renee Pernice, whose father reported her missing Saturday.
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What I learned in 2008
It is what you learn after you know it all that counts. – attributed to Harry S Truman.
The top 10 things I learned in 2008.
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Tradition, travel and togetherness
Family on the road in the cold mountains.
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Poll 01/09/09
Do you think a proposed $7 million private detention center in western Independence is a good idea?
YOUR TAKE - What do you think is the hardest New Year’s resolution to keep?
Kayleigh Jarmon-Enss
Breeana Neal
Casandra Richey
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Pharaoh to test art film showings
The Pharaoh Theatre on the Independence Square will soon welcome more than just sure-fire blockbusters.
It will be, in part, an art house beginning either later this month or the first week of February.
Events Center manager brings experience from KC
Global Entertainment Corporation announced Wednesday that Mike Young has been named the general manager of the Independence Events Center slated to open in November at the intersection of Interstate 70 and Missouri 291.
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SLIDESHOW: Blue Springs Citizens Police Academy
Follow a member of the first class through their training.
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Perfect in every way
When Kelsey Kessler woke up Saturday morning, the Blue Springs High School freshman had a feeling that i...
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Rams give Falcons a chance to shine
Phil Lascuola gets it.
The Hogan Prep coach remembers when his Rams had to fight hard to keep from...
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