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Two monuments going up in Jefferson Parish to honor those lost to COVID-19 Share Updated: 5:39 PM CDT Apr 12, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Share Updated: 5:39 PM CDT Apr 12, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Two monuments are being created in memory of those who lost their lives to COVID-19 in Jefferson Parish.Jefferson Parish Councilman Byron Lee is creating the monuments.Those who lost a loved one to COVID-19 are invited to CLICK HERE to submit their family member/friend’s name, date of birth and date of death. First name, middle initial and last name will be included on the monuments, which will be located at Lasalle Landing in Rivertown in Kenner and at 5858 Westbank Expressway in Marrero.“Our loved ones who lost their lives to coronavirus will forever live on in our hearts. The unfortunate circumstances surrounding COVID-19 can never take away the love and admiration we have for those we lost,” said Councilman Lee. “This monument wi
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Workers continue construction on the Waddell and Reed s Kansas City headquarters, despite the company s acquisition by an Australian firm.
The Kansas City Council is starting 2021 by once again tackling the thorny issue of economic incentive reform, seeking that elusive solution to help urban school districts without stifling development.
The Kansas City Council is once again tackling economic incentive reform, but balancing demands from schools and developers is proving a heavy lift.
The issue has been debated at City Hall for years advocates for schools and libraries argue that the arrival of luxury high-rises and office towers downtown has come on the backs of Kansas City’s students, who miss out on millions of dollars when the city gives tax breaks to real estate developers.