Tuesday, February 9, 2010
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Poll of the Week

Poll:
On Feb. 2, Groundhog day, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow. Are you ready for six more weeks of winter?
  • A Blue Springs teenager has been charged with multiple counts of felony robbery, armed criminal action, burglary and fraudulent use of a credit card, according to the Jackson County Prosecutor’s office.

  • Blue Springs Police Department detectives are asking anyone with information about a recent burglary to come forward.

  • Journal reporter takes the plunge

    It wasn’t that cold. Or maybe now that it is over, that’s just what I am telling myself.

  • Ethics, jobs and education — that’s what is on the mind of local legislators for the 2010 session of the Missouri General Assembly.

  • The Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce honored local business leaders Jan. 29 during its annual banquet. Teaming up with business to score was the theme of the dinner, with local businesses and business owners honored for their work with the chamber.

  • A Missouri senator who testified before a federal grand jury Tuesday said political donations from the adult entertainment industry contributed to the demise of a bill that would have imposed new taxes and regulations on sexually oriented businesses.

  • Two Blue Springs teenagers were arrested after a burglary stand off with police Monday, according to the Blue Springs Police Department.

  • The Blue Springs Police Department has not yet made any arrests following the shooting of a 21-year-old Blue Springs man last week.

  • ‘Land of Smiles’ production teaches students healthy dental habits

    The Tooth Wizard was on a roll, teaching nearly 300 kindergarten through third grade students the proper way to brush their teeth.

  • On Saturday hundreds of willing participants will be jumping in Longview Lake for a good cause.

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