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1. "Fabbricanti di Salsiccia" "Fabbricanti di Salsiccia" May 16, 2007 Article profiling Mendolia's Italian Sausage, a family-owned business in the Historic Northeast's Pendleton Heights neighborhood for the last 60 years. Vito Mendolia first opened Mendolia's Market in 1947...
2. ''Upper Room'' and Urban Campus Fill Neighborhood Niche ''Upper Room'' and Urban Campus Fill Neighborhood Niche Spring 2001 St. Louis Catholic Church at 60th and Swope Parkway purchased a former Masonic Temple in 1944. The Parish's "Upper Room" provides a variety of educational and recreational opportunities to area youth....
3. 'Organ Crawl' And Open House at Six St. Joseph Churches 'Organ Crawl' And Open House at Six St. Joseph Churches Fall 1998 Article on tour by American Guild of Orgnists provides brief descriptions of six St. Joseph churches.
4. 2010 Brought Opportunities - And Challenges - To the Ivanhoe Neighborhood 2010 Brought Opportunities - And Challenges - To the Ivanhoe Neighborhood October/November/December 2010 Article discusses the events that occured in 2010 for the Ivanhoe Neighborhood, which stretches from 31st Street to Emanuel Cleaver II Boulevard and from Prospect to the Paseo. The neighborhood became...
5. 25 Year Member Retires 25 Year Member Retires Winter//1994 File containing a newsletter article with a review of Merrill Toms's career as a librarian and administrator upon his retirement in 1994.
6. [Towns and Villages in Clay County: First article in a series] [Towns and Villages in Clay County: First article in a series] Second Quarter 1991 Short synopsis of the beginnings of Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Includes a drawing of the 1914 plat plan.
7. A Century in Print: The Newspaper Business in Johnson County, 1860-1960 A Century in Print: The Newspaper Business in Johnson County, 1860-1960 Winter 2001 Detailed article about the history of news publishing in Johnson County, Kansas. "In no other state's history has the press played such an active and pervasive role in community life. This is evident in...
8. A Facelift for the "City Beautiful": Urban Renewal in Olathe A Facelift for the "City Beautiful": Urban Renewal in Olathe Spring/Summer 2008 Extensive article about the history of Olathe and its urban renewal. In 1965, Olathe had established its Urban Renewal Agency and made public its tentative plan for the redevelopment of the downtown area...
9. A Missouri Narrative from the Civil War Journals A Missouri Narrative from the Civil War Journals Third Quarter 2006 Entry contains a portion of the letters and verse of William Clark Newlon, Company G, Third Infantry Regiment, Iowa Volunteers. What is reprinted here is Chapter 5-6 which includes his account of the Battle...
10. A Place in History: Past Villages and Communities in Johnson County A Place in History: Past Villages and Communities in Johnson County Summer 2004 Article about some towns, villages, and communities that no longer exist in Johnson County, Kansas, such as Monticello, Princeton, Oxford, Aubry, Lexington, McCamish, Lanesfield, Squiresville, Wilder,...
11. A Roster of the Lewis and Clark Expedition A Roster of the Lewis and Clark Expedition June 2004 In addition to a list of events for May through July 2004, the article provides known genealaogical data for members of the expedition.
12. A Slice at a Time A Slice at a Time June 5, 2005 Partial plans revealed for restructuring Kansas City-based Interstate Bakeries southeastern plants after it declared bankruptcy September 22, 2004. IBC is the largest wholesale baker in the country known...
13. A Tale of Two Projects: New Planning Processes Change Community Attitudes A Tale of Two Projects: New Planning Processes Change Community Attitudes April 2003 Introduction to two separate articles showing how two projects in 1998 were stopped as a result of strong community opposition, and the later results when the community became involved in the planning...
14. A Treasure Leaves Town: Gertrude Keith a Force in Earliest Corridor Developments A Treasure Leaves Town: Gertrude Keith a Force in Earliest Corridor Developments May/June 2003 Short review of Gertrude Keith's contributions to the city. Mayor Kay Barnes proclaimed April 27, 2003, as Gertrude Keith Day, and in May 2003, the Parks and Recreation Commission named the library/resource...
15. Abandoned Bancroft School to Undergo $14 Million Conversion in Corridor Neighborhood Abandoned Bancroft School to Undergo $14 Million Conversion in Corridor Neighborhood January/February/March, 2012 Article reports on a plan to convert the old Bancroft School building at 43rd and Tracy into a housing facility surrounded by 6,000 square of feet of community space. The project is led by the Bancroft...
16. Affordable Housing Replaces Dangerous Blight in Blue Hills Affordable Housing Replaces Dangerous Blight in Blue Hills July 2003 Partners in the Woodland Redevelopment Project broke ground June 2003 for the construction of affordable housing on the former site of the Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged in the Blue Hills...
17. Alexander William Doniphan (1808-1887) Alexander William Doniphan (1808-1887) Third Quarter 1993 Brief look at the life of Alexander Doniphan who moved to Liberty, Missouri, in 1833. Highlights as his most outstanding accomplishment the leadership of the First Missouri Regiment in the Mexican War....
18. Allen & Nancy Norman Make it Home Allen & Nancy Norman Make it Home April 2005 Portrait of Allen And Nancy Noman who have restored numerous houses in the Longfellow/Dutch Hill Neighborhoods. The Normans are active community builders and advocates for their neighborhood.
19. Annual Sacred Structures Tour in Independence Annual Sacred Structures Tour in Independence Spring 2002 Article contains brief descriptions of seven churches in Independence.
20. Antioch Community Church 150 Years Old Antioch Community Church 150 Years Old Spring 2003 Brief article discusses Church in Kansas City North, founded 1853. "The congregation's original building erected in 1859 - the oldest church sanctuary in continuing use in Northwest Missouri - still stands...