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Blue Valley girls take down SMNW
December 17, 2008
The Shawnee Mission Northwest girls basketball team was overmatched Monday night in its matchup with Blue Valley.
St. James lands 6 on All-State volleyball squads
December 17, 2008
Postseason honors continue to pile up for the St. James Academy volleyball team in the wake of its 45-1 season and Class 4A state championship
JCCC announces top students
December 17, 2008
JCCC announces fall’s top students
Wait-and-see approach wise for revenue from casinos
December 17, 2008
State and local officials are wise to continue their push to find an operator for a destination casino in Wyandotte County, but they’d also be wise to dial down any plans for spending revenues generated by state-run gambling houses.
SM North ROTC places first
December 17, 2008
SMN NJROTC takes first in all divisions
MVHS debaters earn hardware
December 17, 2008
Mill Valley High School’s debate team is finding success this fall.
Early winter break dismissal
December 17, 2008
Schools dismiss early Friday
Bitter loss is fitting farewell
December 17, 2008
Loyalty runs out for Chief’s Peterson
Jaguars earn trophy at Eudora
December 17, 2008
Wrestler’s prove worth, place third at tournament
Thunder topples Basehor for title
December 17, 2008
St. James Academy captured its first tournament championship on Saturday night in Osawatomie.
Specht ignites Indians to victory
December 17, 2008
The plan, Shawnee Mission North girls basketball coach Kelly Dennis insists, was to get the ball inside. But sometimes plans change
Learning the value of community service
December 17, 2008
Students brave cold to help local charities
Mill Valley wrestlers dominate JV meet
December 17, 2008
The Mill Valley junior varsity wrestling team had a successful outing Saturday at the JC Harmon High School Tournament
Northwest wrestlers stand out during difficult Cougar Invite
December 17, 2008
While the Shawnee Mission Northwest wrestling team did not earn a trophy at its own tournament on Friday and Saturday, the Cougars’ results from their invitational meet were inspiring
Shooting highs, lows sink Eagles
December 17, 2008
Maranatha Academy boys basketball coach Tom Hayes saw some great shooting last week, then saw some horrendous shooting.
North boys fall in another tough contest
December 17, 2008
North continues tough beginning of season
Northwest rallies for road victory
December 17, 2008
Despite first half shooting woes, Cougars pull off 7-for-10 third quarter run
BLHS edges St. James for championship
December 17, 2008
St. James girls basketball drops championship game after trouble on defense
Shawnee Mission schools receive Standard of Excellence
December 17, 2008
Shawnee Mission schools recognized for Standard of Excellence
Recycling becomes economic struggle
December 17, 2008
Deffenbaugh copes with falling prices for reusable materials
Club helps those seeking employment
December 17, 2008
Clubs offer job services for those switching careers or unemployed
Holiday spirit captured in songs of the season
December 17, 2008
If this column were on the radio or on television, the introduction would consist of a few familiar guitar chords, then the words in Nat “King” Cole’s incomparable voice:
Business expands despite tough economy
December 17, 2008
With the economy in a recession, most businesses are doing all they can to cut back, but one Shawnee business has started to grow.
Mill Valley’s Boss finds right fit at Baker
December 17, 2008
Mill Valley volleyball standout feels at home with Baker team
City handles snow with fewer plows, workers
December 17, 2008
Shawnee motorists got their first true test with winter weather Tuesday, now that the city has scaled back its snow plowing operations
High school baseball showcase coming
December 17, 2008
The fifth annual Blaine Brown Winter Baseball Camp/Showcase will take place Jan. 3-4 in Osawatomie.
Cougars garner All-League honors
December 17, 2008
Rollins, Shields lead list of SM North players recognized

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Do you think it is important for Shawnee to be bicycle-friendly?

I think it’s important. I do love and use the paths, but it would be nice to have lanes so we could use bikes to run errands - saving gas!

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