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Inside the landfill: Mountains of garbage
The Johnson County landfill, covering nearly 1,000 acres in the center of Shawnee, absorbs more than 5,000 tons of garbage a day from more than a dozen surrounding counties. All day, trucks drive into the active area to dump loads of waste while a corps of massive earth-movers levels and buries the garbage as it comes in. Once the active cell pictured here reaches capacity, operations will continue at a new cell that has been constructed in accordance with government regulations.
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Inside the landfill: Mountains of garbage
April 25
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Inside the landfill: 180 degree view
April 25
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Basehor-Linwood seniors introduced
April 18
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Life in the ring: An inside look at local pro wrestling March 14
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Basehor recall voter interview: Lori Maleta-Brown
February 28
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Basehor recall voter interview: Jerry Blansit
February 28
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Winds fan flames engulfing Shawnee apartment building
February 23
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Shawnee fire chief discusses cause of fatal apartment fire
February 17
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VFW Patriot's Pen winner: Alyssa Foster
January 30
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VFW Patriot's Pen winner: Calder Hollond
January 30
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Gov. Brownback in Leavenworth: Education
January 20
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Gov. Brownback in Leavenworth: Income tax cuts
January 20
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2012 Basehor State of the City: Part 3
January 19
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2012 Basehor State of the City: Part 2
January 19
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2012 Basehor State of the City: Part 1
January 19
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Three questions for Signature Sausage Company owner Steve Sessions
January 18
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'The sooner that we get that resolved for our party, the better'
January 9
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'They'd rather talk about people fighting'
January 9
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'People are frustrated right now'
January 9
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KCTV5 'Cool School': 'Boogie' with the band
January 6
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Point of View
The postal service is cutting back hours at some rural post offices. How often do you go to the post office?
“For my own personal use, I only go a couple times a year to mail gifts, usually around Christmas and family birthdays. At that time I usually buy a couple books of stamps that last for most of the year! For professional use, I go a couple times a month to check our PO Box.”
