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Subject: Kansas Department of Transportation

  • Best Grassroots Organization

    October 19, 2000
  • That’s Just SO 1984

    December 6, 2001
  • The Give-a-Shit List

    This week: preventing violence through vagina appreciation, partying like (and for) an animal and queering conventional wisdom: a dollar in the bra of a drag queen is worth two in the coffers of AIDS Walk.

    February 23, 2009
  • Kansas City Strip

    Gambling companies bet on sneaky tactics while Leonard Peltier bets on Bill Clinton's clemency pen.

    December 28, 2000
  • A Sorry Free State

    While Quindaro rots, slaves who escaped to freedom there must be turning in their graves.

    March 21, 2002
  • Land for Peace

    Indian bureaucrats accept a treaty for a Lawrence road.

    April 19, 2001
  • Dead End

    Lawrence's trafficway becomes a matter of graves concern.

    February 15, 2001
  • You Show Me Yours

    The Franklin-Douglas Counties Coalition of Concerned Citizens is beginning to act just like its rival, KDOT.

    November 9, 2000
  • Vice President Joe Biden beholds majesty of future 6-lane highway

    Road builder Bill Clarkson Jr. and a ring of mulch overlooking 69 Highway awaited Vice President Joe Biden when he got out of his big Cadillac in Overland Park yesterday afternoon. The v.p. was accompanied by former and current Kansas governors Kathleen Sebelius and Mark Parkinson, as well as Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. The group surveyed the work being done on a section of U.S. 69 near 103rd Street. This $82 million project is receiving funds from the federal stimulus package.Biden was

    June 12, 2009
  • MoDOT’s crappy maintenance of inner-city bridges is no accident — just look

    August 27, 2009
  • In Kansas, no texting while driving? WTF!

    ​Yesterday, Kansas lawmakers pre-filed legislation to ban texting while driving for all drivers, regardless of age, and making jail time a potential penalty for violators, according to The Kansas City Star.At this early stage, the Kansas State Highway Patrol is throwing its support behind the proposed bill. According to Technical Trooper Edna Buttler, driver inattention is the No. 1 contributing factor to automobile crashes: It's a factor in 26.3 percent of accidents, which equates to more tha

    December 16, 2009