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When Kansas City coughed up $24 million for improvements, one neighborhood's leaders put politics over people 

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click to enlarge Robert Jenkins might have seen less flooding in his yard this year if his house weren't in Cindy Circo and Terry Riley's 5th District. - Angela C. Bond
  • Angela C. Bond
  • Robert Jenkins might have seen less flooding in his yard this year if his house weren't in Cindy Circo and Terry Riley's 5th District.

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"I don't care if they say anything," Jenkins says. "Too bad. Fix your damn street. Your water in your street is what's causing my problem."

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