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Julie Denesha is an independent documentary photographer, videographer and radio journalist. Contact for work: jdenesha@gmail.com
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Kansas City got this new live music venue in the Crossroads as part of its World Cup efforts

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By Julie Denesha Verified
| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified
When Lindsey Jarrett and Emily Behrmann had their first peek a few months ago at a storefront in the Crossroads, it didn’t quite have the vibe of the music venue they had envisioned building there. For one thing, Jarrett says, the space at 515 Southwest Blvd. sat next to a busy auto repair shop. “Half of it was a garage for a pedicab company. They had their vehicles in here cleaning them, getting them ready,” Jarrett remembers.
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Between World Cup games, Kansas City airport expects more than 40,000 travelers in one day

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By Julie Denesha Verified
| Missouri Business Alert Verified
Austria and Algeria supporters pose for a photo at Kansas City International Airport as they arrive for the next match in Kansas City on Saturday. The airport has added translators inside the terminal for both Spanish and for Arabic to help keep lines moving. | John Brant/City of Kansas City An airport spokesperson said the expected number of travelers rivals major holiday travel days like Thanksgiving weekend.
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Between World Cup games, Kansas City airport expects more than 40,000 travelers in one day

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By Julie Denesha Verified
| KRPS-FM
A Thanksgiving-level surge of travelers will come through Kansas City International Airport on Friday. Fans from the Netherlands and Tunisia are heading home after Thursday night’s game, and Austria and Algeria supporters are arriving for the next match on Saturday. In anticipation of increased travel during World Cup matches, VMD, the airport’s security screening contractor, deployed additional security personnel to help streamline the process and keep the lines moving.
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