What's Wrong With Kansas City?
5 March 2001 - 5:00am
If you are unhappy with a city's services, is deannexation worth considering, or is it going too far?
"Blue Springs, one of the hottest growth areas in the Kansas City area the past decade, is wrestling with the twin developmental challenges of annexing future developments and building homes priced north of $150,000. "
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The Kansas City Star, March 4, 2001
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