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Which question should we answer, Kansas Citians?

New Year, New curiousKC Voting Round

January 6, 2020  |  Vicky Diaz-Camacho  |  1 min read

Kansas Citians seem to care about building developments, old and new. So, we handpicked four intriguing queries for curiousKC‘s next voting round. They all have something to do with buildings in the Kansas City metro area. But only one can win the voting round.

Now, it is up to you, readers, to select which question we answer first. Ready? Click on your favorite and then share this post. You have until Jan. 31 to vote. And if you have a question, send it to us. Your query could be part of February’s voting round!

Look for the answer in the next month or so, investigated by the Flatland team.

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