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•Part I (The Battle of Platte County) •Part II (Local lawmen shoot it out with notorious bandits) •Part III (Further on up the road) •Part IV (Holt Coffey: Platte County Hero)
11/30/2006 •Presentation converts alderman •Platte City motorcycle cop arrests bank robbers •Christmas on the River set Friday at Parkville. •Change in code will allow message therapy at YMCA
10/28/2006 •Wounded state rep returns from Iraq •Platte City already has annexation back on tap •Rail line, blasting on Parkville agenda •Auditor candidates speak of skills, differences •Appliances, power stolen from home on Foruth St. •Platte City woman reports rape
10/5/2006 •City must pay $12,000 to plaintiff's attorneys •New logo in the works for City of Parkville •Sierra Club hopes to delay power plant •Thomas, Montee again cite opposing viewpoints
9/28/2006 •Platte City drops annexation •Platte County battling mold issue in courthouse •Platte City may start selling water to Tracy •Platte County man accused of indecent liberties with child •Fire guts Parkville house
8/24/2006
•Thomas' opponent offers opinions on special audit •Utility questions delay action on annexation •Ambulance budget looks like 'a dynasty' to some •R-1 board communication policy being questioned •Ethics complaint filed against board memberr •Review notes errors by county auditor's office •How can future trouble be avoided?
7/14/2006
•Amos can return to work; jury traial scheduled •Past aldermen promoting annexation •Vandals cause $35,000 in damage at West Platte •New organization being formed at North Platte •KC man guilty of using screwdriver in robberies
7/6/2006
5/11/2006
•Parkville Sonic employees foil attempted armed robbery •Dearborn aldermen exchange harsh words at public meeting •Former Riverside judge charged with possession of cocaine •Platte County R-3 School Board hears from county prosecutor •State Rep. Jason Brown on the ground in Iraq
4/20/2006
•Chamber will observe National Day of Prayer •Alternate scope of work okayed for Jones-Meyer •Brooks outlines personal 'to do' list for third term •R-3 senior killed in one-vehicle accident •Teens charged with making threatst •Parkville board has testy exchange with commission •KCP&L begins wetlands project at Iatan Plant
3/23/2006
•Weatherby Lake board reprimands its mayor •Five candidates seek two open spots at R-3 •Development corporation could help east of I-29 •Doescher staying in race for mayor •Michael Gunn granted continuance in assault case •Dedicated 'Old Towne' tax idea gaining support •Graves to step down as U.S. Attorney •Landmark gets nod as official legal newspaper
2/23/2006
•Brown must report to Iraq •Man charged with leaving the scene of fatality accident •Another state title pinned by Pirate wrestlers •Riverside store accused of receiving stolen goods •Parkville sees big jump in larcenies in 2005
2/9/2006
•Development at I-435 to boost Parkville •Reimbursement reduction has hurt NRAD finances •Moody's salary now at $69,500 •Additional power plant at Iatan closer to reality •Open house will note the upcoming golf season •Parties disagree over who filed first for local mayor
2/2/2006
•Will sheriff have to make any cuts? •Kearney chooses Odessa coach over Sherman •It's official: NRAD fires Bill Bishop as executive director •Bomb threat suspect says he'll be his own attorney •Shields pushing passage of peaceful funerals bill •Construction to start soon for new Parkville city hall
1/12/2006
•Sherman tempted by job offers •County forced to delay budget hearing •County treasurer still upset by cut in staff •Annexation moving to forefront, again
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