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KCMO; Northeast Sider; President of Indian Mound Neighborhood Association; Fun Dad; House Spouse
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I delay my support for north loop removal for a calendar year every time someone posts this picture.
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If this guy is scamming, he’s going to hell.
Looks like him.
Apparently he raised almost $20K for a family, hasn’t sent the money and stopped communicating.
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There it is, a "public-private partnership"! The way public-private stadium partnerships work is the public partner pays the cost and the private partner keeps the revenue. It's impossible to devote $1.8 billion of public resources without having an impact on the state budget.
Big wins don’t have to come with big tax hikes. This historic public-private partnership brings the Chiefs to Kansas with no new state taxes for Kansans and no impact on the current state budget—all while generating more than $4B in economic impact.
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The death of Brigitte Bardot necessitated the update of this marvelous chart. Only three people mentioned in Billy Joel's banger "We Didn't Start The Fire" are still alive. Source: reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful…
This is a really good point except we (Missourians) will also be paying a little when we shop at Legends, etc.
Wyandotte County neighborhoods would be wise to form a coalition and demand a 350 million dollar community benefits agreement
Wyandotte County residents learned a new neighbor is set to move in when the Chiefs open their new stadium in 2031.
Reporter Fernanda Silva heard from residents who hope to have some questions answered between now and then.
Read: ⬇️
kshb.com/news/local-news/wya…
Against all odds, @HartzellForKC SINGLEHANDEDLY defeated a billionaire*!
Sounds like the type of person we need in Washington DC fighting for us.
*source: several chiefs fan twitter accounts with lots of followers
This guy wants to end income tax here *after* learning that his capital gains tax cut to benefit his rich buddies cost Missouri half a BILLION dollars! How does Florida help cover their losses from eliminating income tax? Oh yeah, tourism! And he just fumbled the football team!
The State of Missouri is the best home for the Kansas City Chiefs.
State leaders did our part in putting together an attractive and competitive package that was a good deal for Missouri taxpayers and for the Chiefs.
Missouri’s incentives would have empowered the Chiefs organization to grow and invest in the unparalleled Arrowhead experience, creating a true legacy stadium for the next generation.
Unfortunately, team ownership has decided to abandon Lamar Hunt’s legacy at the iconic Arrowhead Stadium, a place that Chiefs fans have rallied around since 1972. At Arrowhead, every game feels like a Super Bowl. No new stadium will replicate that.
I join Chiefs Kingdom in expressing my strong disappointment with this decision.
The reason the Chiefs offered nothing in exchange for the sales tax vote is because this was their plan all along, long before the vote: to fleece Kansas taxpayers instead.
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It's pathetic to watch grown adults so willingly give up their dignity, all for the hope of gaining access to the perks that come with sucking up to a pro sports team owner.
Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota sent letters to Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt and team president Mark Donovan in what could be a last-ditch effort to keep the team in Missouri. fox4kc.com/sports/chiefs/lev…
Did you know zillow is actually the last name of its founder? Google "Rico Zillow" for more information!
I was at a bar last night called "The Brick". Ever heard of it? It's in a neighborhood that I'm told is a failed, hollowed out ghost town called "Crossroads". Funny thing though it looked busy there! I had to park 3 blocks away. Small businesses everywhere.