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COMMUNITY FACES


This smiling quartet turned out for midnight shopping at Zona Rosa's Black Friday. More photos from this and other events in the Kansas City area can be found at Community Faces, our online scrapbook of people having fun. Watch for our photographers around town, and you might see your face here.

Mary Sanchez

Deposition hints at origins of some of Funkhouser’s character strengths and weaknesses

Every man is a collection of his experiences. Sometimes they move him forward. Sometimes they hold him back.

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Mike Hendricks

In Northland, new tow law gives peace a chance

The revisions in Kansas City’s towing ordinance were aimed, of course, at quelling the controversy downtown.

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C.W. Gusewelle

Our pirates make Somalia’s look petty

The world is full of remarkable similarities. Many of them are surprising, and some are rather amusing.

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Steve Penn

Economy may be bad but sales of Obama shirts are good

The economy may be on the skids. But President-elect Barack Obama’s campaign for the presidency became a stimulus for T-shirt sales. During the presidential campaign and after the election, T-shirts with Obama’s image on them became a hot commodity.

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Steve Kraske

With Election ’08 in the books, there are new plots to follow

You love me when all things politics are hot. Don’t forget me in July. •All you Missourians still stewing over those long Election Day lines can just keep stewing.

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Good Connections

Youth program blends academics, athletics and life skills

Deron Jones glances at the mural he created, and a modest smile breaks across his young face. “I can’t believe I did it,” the 16-year-old Grandview High School junior says of his work on a wall at the Education First, Athletics Second Coalition.

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MAKING THE GRADE: KC AREA SCHOOL SCORES

By district and school, both public and private: Results of state testing mandated by federal law, including demographic information, profiles and more.

REPRINT: HISTORIC STAR FRONT PAGE
Get an archival-quality reprint of the historic Nov. 5 front page of The Kansas City Star at the Kansas City Store.


Revised lawsuit accuses Gov. Blunt of violating sunshine law

11:47 PM CST

A revised lawsuit against Gov. Matt Blunt of Missouri contains the sharpest accusations yet that the governor’s office broke state law by denying requests for administration e-mails.

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