Volume 40 Issue 23 • 06/04/20 – 06/10/20
In this issue Doelling encourages Latin community to support BLM movement Reopening phase guidelines in Kansas and Missouri vary Longtime KCMO resident “Beto” Lopez dies at 49
Longtime KCMO resident “Beto” Lopez dies at 49
By Roberta Pardo Roberto Carlos Lopez, affectionally known as “Beto,” died May 12 at age 49. Born in 1971 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, Roberto and his family settled in Kansas City, Missouri’s Westside neighborhood shortly after his birth. Here, he attended K-12 school and college, graduating in 1995 from Rockhurst University. Lopez worked as […]
Deportes y más deportes 06.04.20
Monarcas se muda a Mazatlán Monarcas Morelia anunció mediante un comunicado que se mudarán a ‘La Perla del Pacífico’ y que cambiarán de nombre, de Monarcas Morelia a Mazatlán FC. Los ‘Purépechas’, que iniciaron su historia en los años 50 bajo el nombre de Club Atlético Morelia, confirmaron que iniciaron el trámite de cambio de […]
Reopening phase guidelines in Kansas and Missouri vary
By Roberta Pardo As the nation continues to lift coronavirus pandemic-related restrictions, many people on both sides of the state line in the Kansas City area remain confused about what is open and what is not. Reopening plans have largely been left to the discretion of each county or municipality. In Kansas, Gov. Laura Kelly’s […]
Doelling encourages Latin community to support BLM movement
By Tere Siqueira Selene Doelling supports the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. And the Mexican-born Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipient hopes other members of the Latin community will do so, too. Doelling, a Kansas City area resident, participated in the BLM protests over the weekend (May 29-31) at the Country Club Plaza, prompted by […]