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Right now we notice a worthwhile round-up of continued controversy that's only going to get worse as 2024 moves forward.
Close followers of this story get a bit scared when we remind folks that . . .
We even notice demands for a Kansas City landfill are part of the local "racial justice" agenda.
And that's not ridiculous at all.
For now, here's a great peek at rural push back . . .
"Communities south of KC have been fighting plans by a private company to build a solid-waste landfill in a part of KC that borders Jackson and Cass counties. For the residents of Raymore, the landfill is practically on their doorstep, with the proposed 460-acre landfill visible from city limits."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Raymore city officials want to put the kibosh on a KC landfill proposal.
Raymore officials are hoping halt a KC landfill proposal. An intense battle battle has consumed the area over a proposed KC dump.
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