Subject: Sean O'Byrne

• Best Downtown Revitalizer

  October 9, 2003

• Sure Shot

  July 8, 2004

• Letters from the week of January 4

  January 4, 2007

• Want the fun of a public meeting without having to be there? Twitter is the only way to fly.

  March 12, 2009

• With the end of Bodies Revealed, Kansas City’s troubled Union Station faces another uncertain future

  August 28, 2008

• Spare Any Change?

  Kansas City's big-money donors fund art museums and symphony halls but not a homeless center.

  January 3, 2008

• A New Deal

  October 25, 2007

• This Blows

  December 7, 2006

• Low-Quality Hill

  August 17, 2006

• Pie in the Sky

  One man's dream is good news for Union Station.

  March 9, 2006

• Cinema Paradise

  FilmFest KC jazzes up the big screen.

  October 14, 2004

• Order Up!

  Enough rehash about how to use Union Station.Just give us hash.

  August 26, 2004

• Country Club

  The Ethnic Enrichment Festival gets our goat.

  August 19, 2004

• Income Taxidermy

  Does Union Station squander money meant for the Kansas City Museum?

  July 1, 2004

• Full Steam Ahead

  The new Union Station chief acts boldly. But will a railroad museum make a difference?

  June 24, 2004

• No Free Lunch

  Downtown champions forgot the kitchen sink.

  February 12, 2004

• Big Man's Bluff

  Lacking their own private club, lowriders rule Case Park.

  May 29, 2003

• A Grand Design

  A congregation of homeless people wants to help save downtown.

  February 6, 2003

• The Fall of Paul

  Paul Danaher should have been a contender for mayor.

  November 28, 2002

• Street Wise

  At City Hall, it should be easy to spend $35 million.

  June 6, 2002

• More help on the way for 18th & Vine?

  A faint but strong heart beats for 18th and Vine. That much was obvious last Tuesday night, when a crowd packed the lobby of the Gem Theater to take part in what might sound like one of the most boring activities of good citizenship: a city planning meeting. At least a hundred people showed up to hear what City Hall had in mind for the district -- and  listening to City Hall talk about 18th and Vine can be emotionally risky. After all, it's been a long time since Emanuel Cleaver's administr

  June 29, 2009

• Downtowners in Riley's ear during Cauthen debate

  Photo by Angela C. BondTerry Riley​Fifth District Councilman Terry Riley led the resistance against Mayor Mark Funkhouser's takedown of City Manager Wayne Cauthen at City Hall on Thursday.Before the chaotic, tedious legislative session began, Riley worked the room, huddling with reporters and the community activists who had come to support Cauthen. Once the suspension came up, he frequently asked for the floor in order to criticize the decision to remove Cauthen and the manner in which the may

  November 20, 2009