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By Kathy Feist The Martin City Community Improvement District (CID) held its monthly meeting on

“By removing poisonous and dangerous vegetation and trees, we hope to encourage our community to spend more time outdoors walking and exercising, visiting the parks and playing outdoor games.”

The KC Fringe Festival runs July 18 through July 28 and features 44 original works, 33 world premieres, 289 performances, and there are over 500 artists involved.

The deadline for organizations to register to participate is July 29.

“This is exactly the kind of environment we had envisioned it being in after a nationwide search. We felt like it was home, and it was meant to be.”

“It’s been quite a ride.”

“The talent we have with all the females in our community is outstanding.”

An additional drop-off for unwanted items at Ruskin is scheduled for July 27 from 8 to noon.

“This should be transformational for south Kansas City.”

It takes a village to find a lost pet. Tarwyn says 95 percent of lost pets are returned because somebody said something or saw something.

“The goal is simple: provide veterans the safety and security of a home with wrap-around support services and the support of their community, to get them back on their feet, restore their dignity and ensure they continue standing.”

“It’s been a long process and it’s a joy to finally see it.”

A neighborhood parade, city park activities and fireworks display fill out 4th of July in Leawood.

“Because history is unending.”

The Three Trails Farmers Market represents a significant step forward in addressing the health disparities and poor access to fresh foods in our community.”