Though from clearly different camps, the two candidates for Missouri Senate District 11 have some similar priorities in their campaign issues and what they hope to address if elected Nov. 5 – including roads and property taxes.
From The Examiner during the week of Oct. 7-12, 1974:
By The Examiner staff Since it first learned Oct. 2 of a confirmed case, Jackson County Public Health has received reports of five confirmed cases… Login to continue reading Login…
The Independence School District plans to renovate Fairmount Elementary, one of the metro area’s oldest school buildings, a project that at first will help alleviate overcrowding issues.
When Theo Simpson was in first grade, his mother Barbara received a phone call from the school counselor.
The Rotary Club of Independence has named two seniors at William Chrisman High School as students of the month for October.
The Missouri Department of Transportation will host an open house Oct. 22 in Sugar Creek for citizens to learn about the Missouri 291 bridge replacement project at the Missouri River.
For law enforcement officers who serve in K-9 units, annual training events can be a chance to sharpen skills and the relationship between a dog and its handling officer.
Critical violations involve factors that can directly lead to foodborne illness and must be corrected within 72 hours or as otherwise stated. All critical violations must be corrected within 72 hours (or as otherwise stated on the report).
By The Examiner staff A 5-year-old girl from Independence remained in critical condition Wednesday at Children’s Mercy Hospital after a dog attack. The attack… Login to continue reading Login…