
Meg Cunningham
Statehouse Reporter at The Kansas City Beacon
MO statehouse @thebeaconKC. Formerly national politics/ elections/voting @ABC
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1 week ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Meg Cunningham
In a video on her store’s Facebook page in late March, Oak Grove shop owner Jill Easley announced she would be closing her storefront earlier than planned — later that day. Easley decided to shut down her store in downtown Oak Grove after more than eight years on South Broadway. She relocated her business to a different vintage store in Blue Springs. “Such a blessing to be in downtown Oak Grove for the last eight and a half years,” Easley told her Facebook followers.
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2 weeks ago |
missouriindependent.com | Meg Cunningham
In a video on her store’s Facebook page in late March, Oak Grove shop owner Jill Easley announced she would be closing her storefront earlier than planned — later that day. Easley decided to shut down her store in downtown Oak Grove after more than eight years on South Broadway. She relocated her business to a different vintage store in Blue Springs. “Such a blessing to be in downtown Oak Grove for the last eight and a half years,” Easley told her Facebook followers.
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2 weeks ago |
thebeaconnews.org | Meg Cunningham
In a video on her store’s Facebook page in late March, Oak Grove shop owner Jill Easley announced she would be closing her storefront earlier than planned — later that day. Easley decided to shut down her store in downtown Oak Grove after more than eight years on South Broadway. She relocated her business to a different vintage store in Blue Springs. “Such a blessing to be in downtown Oak Grove for the last eight and a half years,” Easley told her Facebook followers.
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3 weeks ago |
hppr.org | Meg Cunningham
As Congress looks to cut billions of dollars in federal spending over the next decade, states are anxiously awaiting how current proposed cuts to Medicaid and other programs may impact their own budgets and benefits their residents receive. The Republican-controlled Congress is asking committees to slash their budgets over the next decade by $1.5 trillion and pay for a $4.5 trillion extension of tax cuts endorsed by President Donald Trump in 2017.
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3 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Meg Cunningham
As Congress looks to cut billions of dollars in federal spending over the next decade, states are anxiously awaiting how current proposed cuts to Medicaid and other programs may impact their own budgets and benefits their residents receive. The Republican-controlled Congress is asking committees to slash their budgets over the next decade by $1.5 trillion and pay for a $4.5 trillion extension of tax cuts endorsed by President Donald Trump in 2017.
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