J.T. | May 23, 2009
At 10 a.m. last Thursday, the Milner-O’Quinn Chrysler Dodge franchise in Harrisonville received an ugly letter delivered by UPS.
It read, in part, “With regret, this letter is to inform you that on May 14th, 2009, we are filing a motion in bankruptcy court rejecting the Sales and Service Agreements between Chrysler Motors LLC and the dealership listed above. Upon approval from the court, your agreement will be rejected on or about June 9, 2009.
Category: Countywide, Harrisonville |
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J.T. | May 22, 2009
May 20 - MO Attorney General Chris Koster (former Cass County prosecutor) went to Washington, D.C. to declare “Operation Broken Charity” in Missouri, meaning he will join the nationwide “sweep” to go after fraudulent fundraisers claiming to help police, firefighters and veterans.
Category: Statewide, What your public servants are doing |
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J.T. | May 21, 2009
Yesterday a 50-year old man was shot by a Cass County Sheriff’s Deputy after they responded to a call of domestic disturbance with shots fired at a house in the 30000 block of South Lone Tree around 11:30am.
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J.T. | May 20, 2009
The Belton School District learned yesterday, Tuesday, May 19, of a confirmed case of the H1N1 virus (Swine Flu) in our region of Cass County.
The Cass County Health Department reported through a press release that the 15-19 year-old individual has received appropriate medical care and is not considered contagious. We continue to work closely with the health department and other health organizations and are following their advice.
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J.T. | May 19, 2009
Although there were just a handful of vehicles lined up on First Street at the first Pleasant Hill Downtown Association (PHDA) Car Cruise last Friday, May 15, and the event was shortened by the threat of severe weather, car enthusiasts still enjoyed themselves.
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J.T. | May 19, 2009
Three Harrisonville residents were appointed to serve on the Park Board and another was selected to fill a vacancy on the Industrial Development Authority during Monday night’s Board of Aldermen meeting.
David Atkinson, Leroy Graham and Catherine Faris were each approved to serve a three-year term on the Park Board ending in 2012 while Vanessa Zaroor was confirmed to fill an unexpired vacancy on the city’s Industrial Development Authority. Her term will end in 2014.
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J.T. | May 19, 2009
The Cass County Health Department announced today that a northern Cass County resident has been confirmed by the Missouri State Public Health Laboratory to be infected with the 2009 H1N1 flu.
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J.T. | May 14, 2009
The Harrisonville school district is asking voters to approve a $.55 tax levy to build a new $14.5million Early Childhood Center facility. It would provide expanded preschool options and before– and after-school child care for preschool students and be constructed on property the district already owns in the Jones Ranch subdivision which is north of Harrisonville on Hwy. 7.
A website campaigning against the measure, www.nonewlevy.com has a few complaints. They point out that Harrisonville already has the 35th highest levy in the state (out of over 500 districts) and that the brochures provided by the District only mentions the “Operating Tax Levy”, without taking into consideration the “Existing Debt levy” which is an additional $.87.
Category: Elections, Harrisonville, Hot Topics |
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J.T. | May 11, 2009
Senate Bill 242 provides an alternate procedure to approve bond issuance for a sewer subdistrict in Cass County.
Category: Countywide, Pleasant Hill, Raymore, What your public servants are doing |
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J.T. | May 8, 2009
“Governor Nixon, you’re fired!” So says Catherine Bleish, executive director for the Kansas City-based Liberty Restoration Project.
Category: Statewide, What your public servants are doing |
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Tags: Missouri