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Source: Kansas City Northeast News

Vecinos de Indian Mound Ven Problemas y Soluciones Dorri Partain Managing Editor Translucíon por Jesus Diaz Durante una caminata de una hora por las calles residenciales y a través de St. John Ave. hasta llegar a Budd Park, residentes del vecindario de Indian Mound se reunieron el martes 27 de octubre con el concejal municipal Crispin Rea (representante general del Cuarto Distrito) y directores de varios departamentos de la Ciudad para compartir información y expresar sus preocupaciones. Los participantes se reunieron en el estacionamiento del Mattie Rhodes Center (148 N. Topping Ave.), donde el concejal Rea habló sobre el propósito de esta caminata de evaluación y la importancia de poder observar los problemas de primera mano. “He aprendido que cuando tienes ingenieros y personas encargadas de encontrar soluciones en tu equipo, y están ahí mismo observando un problema, comienzan a buscar maneras de resolverlo”, comentó Rea.

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