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NNPA NEWSWIRE — Eclipse enthusiasts congregated at numerous vantage points along the path, which spanned from Mexico’s Pacific Coast through Texas, traversing 14 other U.S. states before reaching Canada. Cities like Wilmington, Del., Philadelphia, Penn., Baltimore, Md., and New York City witnessed citizens stepping outside their usual routines to behold this historic event. Story on page 6 Solar eclipse/ NNPA photo

NNPA NEWSWIRE — Eclipse enthusiasts congregated at numerous vantage points along the path, which spanned from Mexico’s Pacific Coast through Texas, traversing 14 other U.S. states before reaching Canada. Cities like Wilmington, Del., Philadelphia, Penn., Baltimore, Md., and New York City witnessed citizens stepping outside their usual routines to behold this historic event. Story on page 6 Solar eclipse/ NNPA photo

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Millions Across North America Awed by Total Solar Eclipse Phenomenon

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Thursday, April 11, 2024

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Jackson County Announces ‘Soft Launch’ for Reopening of Key Offices

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Thursday, April 11, 2024
KCG— Jackson County officials on Wednesday reported “significant progress in the ongoing efforts to recover from a criminal ransomware attack. Cybersecurity experts are methodically rebuilding network systems to ensure a smooth restoration process that avoids setbacks and safeguards critical data.
Voters weighed in on the fate of a Royals downtown ballpark and several school boards across the Kansas City area on Tuesday. ( Naomi O’Donnell/ The Beacon)

Voters weighed in on the fate of a Royals downtown ballpark and several school boards across the Kansas City area on Tuesday. ( Naomi O’Donnell/ The Beacon)

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VOTERS SNUB STADIUM TAX

Maria Benevento And Josh Merchant
Thursday, April 4, 2024
Voters turned out in large numbers for a spring election on Tuesday, soundly rejecting a proposal to extend a Jackson County sales tax to pay for a downtown Royals stadium and sorting out the makeup of school boards across the metro.
‘Bring K.C. Baseball Back to its ROYAL Roots’

‘Bring K.C. Baseball Back to its ROYAL Roots’

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‘Bring K.C. Baseball Back to its ROYAL Roots’

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Friday, March 29, 2024
URBAN CORE DEVELOPERS URGE A “YES” VOTE ON QUESTION 1—Shown above standing on the original site of the Municipal Baseball Stadium at 22nd and Brooklyn are Crossroads District Developer Matt Abbott (left) and 18th & Vine Enterprise Village Developer Vewiser Dixon.
Local Attorneys File Lawsuit Against Tennessee Congressman

Local Attorneys File Lawsuit Against Tennessee Congressman

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Local Attorneys File Lawsuit Against Tennessee Congressman

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Friday, March 29, 2024
Local attorneys Laronna Lassiter Saunders, Katrina Y. Robertson and Arthur Benson this week announced that they filed a lawsuit against U.S. Congressman Timothy Burchett, of Knoxville, Tenn. on behalf of Denton Loudermill, an Olathe man who attended the K.C. Chiefs Victory Parade/ Rally on February...
Chiefs, Royals Announce Terms of Historic Community Benefits Agreements Worth $260M+

Chiefs, Royals Announce Terms of Historic Community Benefits Agreements Worth $260M+

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Chiefs, Royals Announce Terms of Historic Community Benefits Agreements Worth $260M+

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Friday, March 29, 2024
The Kansas City Chiefs and the Kansas City Royals have announced terms of the historic Community Benefits Agreements (CBAs) with Jackson County that will total more than $260 million in commitments across a broad range of initiatives supporting residents, if voters approve Question 1 on the...
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