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MATTRESS COUNTRY by Travis Dahlke

1.

Brandon is staying home tonight with his NutriBullet blade replacement scam despite promising he’d drive us to the rich neighborhood with the king-sized candy. Despite it being the final Halloween before the world ends as the Mayan prophecy comes to fruition in December. 

The sidewalk to Gia’s is summer rotting across cement. The air is filled with trampled and browning weeds, men roasting meat in crockpots, the smell of beetle shells. The leaves still have a little green in their veins. Each vinyl-sided person from each vinyl-sided ranch says, “Aren’t you guys a little old to be out here?”

Maris ducks into Rite-Aid where her ex-boyfriend works and emerges with two knock-off masks beneath her hoodie. She says he’s still totally in love with her, except now Maris is Space Satan (Darth Maul). 

“You’re Nightmare Man,” she says (Freddy Krueger). 

Both men are technically hundreds of years old. 

Gia’s grandfather tells a ghost story while we wait for her to become Used Car Salesman, wrapping her dead tooth’s replacement denture in foil from a Dove chocolate. I watch through Nightmare Man’s slitted nostrils as her grandfather reheats chowder, whisking congealed skin with a knife. 

“It was November of 1941,” Gia’s grandfather says. “Barnum came to Manchester and I swear the whole town turned inside out to see that circus. Me and some other boys, corner boys they called us, especially Patrick Muldoon’s mother—she still lives around here somewhere—each made five cents to help dig holes for the tent.” 

Gia’s grandfather aims his knife at the window. Coughs backward. Gathers his voice. 

“That night, aunt winter paid herself a visit.”

Kids make turkey calls outside. In his search for candy, Gia’s grandfather’s entire body creaks away from the room.

I say, “Everyone knows that stupid story about the circus tiger freezing to death and getting buried.” 

“I know, my sister said the tiger’s like right under the Shell Station across the street from Little Thinkers Montessori,” Space Satan says.

“You’re wrong. It’s in Riverfront Park. My grandfather helped dig the hole to bury the tiger himself. He’s just delicate about it,” Used Car Salesman says. 

“In a couple months, that tiger and your grandpa and everything anyone ever tried to hide will be dust,” I say.

2.

We walk to Brandon’s house to hiss tiger sounds and scratch at his window. His computer screen makes his shut blinds glow. A window over, his mom wears a New Year’s Eve fedora while having sex with Brandon’s dad on the couch. We empty their entire bowl of 3 Musketeers into monogrammed L.L. Beans. We draw tiger claws in the condensation of Brandon’s car’s windshield, then weave back through little Hulks, ladybugs, and babies dressed as Steve Irwin. 

In the park, we watch the sun fall apart into an unnamed river. Space Satan uses her thumb and forefinger to unscrew a NO DUMPING sign that guards the bed of rust-eaten washing machines. Some mattresses. One perfectly intact office chair.

“It’s for my sister’s dorm,” she says, tucking the sign under her arm. “She promised me twenty-bucks.” 

We loiter in the Shell’s yellow to try and warm up. Leftover air conditioning pulls at my arm hair. I reposition my mask in the security mirror.

“Can I just, like, have this?” Used Car Salesman asks the Shell cashier, holding up a bag of Twizzlers.

I ask if he ever hears the tiger clawing at his floor. Then this lady at the ATM dressed as nothing says it was somewhere, but definitely not this lot, and it wasn’t a tiger; it was a clown. After a few minutes of her trying to remember, Used Car Salesmen unwraps her dead tooth to read the fortune on the Dove wrapper. 

“You guys, you’re not gonna believe this,” she says. 

3.

I walk home alone. For some reason the street is totally wet. I peel Nightmare Man’s face off, which is also wet, and stake him onto the spike that held the NO DUMPING sign. A threat to all other Nightmare Men who dare trespass. And instead of turning to dust, the pharmacy rubber endures through Thanksgiving, the sleet of Christmas, and it’s still there come springtime, when horseflies mistake the gross synthetic red for real meat. People are too scared to dump anything in the river now. A newspaper reporter is writing an article about the head on the stick. How it mysteriously appeared one day. How it’s a talisman. A sign from above. How the daffodils are returning to the riverbed and in a few years it’ll be safe enough to swim in again. 

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"I thought we were going to a business address," Judy said, when Nick parked them in the shade of one of the long warehouses in the old quarter. She looked through the passenger window at the trendy old ironwork and barn-style doors. These were all converted apartments.

"So did I," Nick said. He killed the engine. "Check the file again. It says Journaler Gallery, right?"

"1800 Couloir, 2A," Judy confirmed. "We're in the right spot."

And this was going to look silly if they couldn't find the place. Bogo had only given them this brand-new case to take over because they'd made such good progress on the paperwork from the Stoverborough affair, and because Del Gato and Wolford needed to stay on patrol. This one was supposed to be, in his words, 'a walk in the park,' so they couldn't well call in empty-pawed.

The little lot on the back side of the building was empty, too, so there wasn't likely to be someone to ask. The only other mammal out here-

Was Del Gato. His brush tail was vanishing around the corner of the old brick as he climbed a flight of stairs.

"Come on," Judy said, and kicked her door open. At least they hadn't been the first ones on the scene.

---

It was in fact a business, inasmuch as a private art gallery was a business. Judy followed Del Gato into a concrete-floored space that was all one big room, with a lofted ceiling. Her ears caught soft echoes off the walls. Half the floor was elevated, like a stage. It might have been where a wall stood once. There were spiral boosters for small mammals, elegant enough to be art pieces themselves, scattered around in front of a pawful of paintings.

Wolford was here already, listening to a severe-looking kudu as she gestured at the art. A moose in a gray pantsuit was up on the riser the other side of the room, inspecting one of the pieces.

Judy counted five works, space mostly evenly. "So what's missing?"

"Just one painting," Del Gato said. He pointed at the corner. "The smallest, too - it was only about a foot square."

"Do you know who it was?" Nick asked. He was frowning at the nearest painting, which looked to be a thick layer of old blue oil paint. His ears were still aimed back at them. "The artist."

"Karov or something," Del Gato said.

The lady by the door turned to raise her voice briefly. "Korlinkoff."

Del Gato's shrug went all the way through his mane. "Yeah, that."

"Timeline?" Judy asked.

"It got reported missing a couple hours ago. Miss Gremble here made the call. But the gallery's been locked tight since yesterday afternoon, as far as we can tell. Not even staff in or out."

"Two doors," Judy prompted, as they toured the space.

"With cameras watching them, and another four watching the art itself."

"What about the skylights?"

"Magnets on the catches."

"Smaller-scale doors? Unintentional gaps?" It was an older building; Maybe there were some bricks missing. They'd had a couple cases like that.

"Not that we've found. You might have the scene team look it over again, though."

It was twelve hours and change. Plenty of time, if a thief was going for something small and easily concealed. But with no sign of forced entry?

"We'll need a look at the cameras."

"Gremble says she has them," Del Gato said. "We'll send you a copy of her statement, too, and the lab tests from the swabs when they're done."

"Is she the owner?"

Del Gato shook his head. "Just runs the gallery. She said she'd get us the owner's number."

"Okay, we'll follow up there, then. Thanks." Judy let him stop and talk with his partner, and caught up with Nick where he was working his way down the row of paintings.

"What do you think?" he asked.

"What, right now?" Judy sized up the far doors. They were old, maybe original, built for large mammals and larger equipment. They'd been treated with modern weather stripping along the floor. "I don't think anybody broke in. Nobody big, anyway. They wouldn't be able to get most of pictures out with them."

"Max Korlinkoff," Nick read off the placard, where a spotlight was now illuminating a set of empty pegs. "Variation Ten." He looked at the next canvas over. "And Variation Six. You know, I think I've seen some of these at the museum."

"Here?"

"Yeah," Nick said. "Art, with a capital A. Way back. And they popped up at a special exhibition a few months ago, do you remember?"

Judy shook her head. "Where do you fence something like that?"

"I wouldn't count on a thief to sell it," someone said behind them. "We would notice right away."

They turned to see the moose had come over from the other corner. She gave them a polite nod.

"I'm sorry to intrude." She held down a hoof. "I'm Greens. Bria Greens. The insurance company sent me to look things over."

"Insurance for the building, or for the art?" Nick asked.

"Both, as it turns out," Greens said. "Though the art is much more valuable." She tilted her broad muzzle at the empty pegs. "Variation Ten sold for nearly twelve million the last time it was at auction."

For a square foot of canvas? Judy turned to take in all the paintings again. That gave her a bit of a new appreciation for the value - though the numbers quickly multiplied so high they got meaningless.

Greens had started another slow circuit of the room. She was looking into the corners, and up at the skylights.

"So you weren't here until after the reported theft," Judy said.

"That's right. I spoke with Miss Gremble as soon as I could, but she was the one who called the insurance company, and the police."

"What do you do if there's damage instead of theft?"

"I'd leave that to the company," Greens said. She opened a slim folio and gave Nick a card. "I'm an independent investigator, not an assessor."

Judy felt her ears sharpening the intrigue. They passed another canvas with a riot of splattered colors, but now she was more interested in their companion. "Like a private eye?"

"Precisely." Greens smiled. "I understand your case is ongoing, and you're limited in what you can share. But I wondered if you might trade a favor for some information."

Nick was reading her card. Now he looked up. "That depends on what you want, Ma'am."

She indicated the card. "Adler Simms will be putting in a request to view footage, since it's technically police evidence now. The sooner it gets approved, the sooner I can start work. That's all."

Nick thought about it, and tilted his head her way. Judy didn't see the harm. There weren't likely to be many requests anyway. For all the money that was apparently attached, ZPD didn't get many art cases.

"That shouldn't be a problem. I'll sign off on it myself, if I can."

Greens nodded her thanks. She stopped near the center and pointed a hoof up, toward the cameras that were clamped to the light tracks above them.

"The only anomaly, until today, was that the gallery owner delayed his opening by two weeks. He was insistent that Adler Simms vet and approve special security providers."

Judy looked from the perched cameras to where the kudu had followed the other police out. "Do you think they were involved?"

"I rather doubt it." Greens had a faint smile on her muzzle. "They're the same group that provides security for the city museums, and they have a sterling track record. If anything, it should have made theft less likely."

"That's a nice tip," Nick said. "Are you sure it's only worth a couple forms?"

"I'd follow up on it myself, but it's little more than an administrative wrinkle right now. I'll have enough to juggle just watching what happens next." She started for the door. "My number's on the card. Give me a call when your paperwork's done. Good luck, officers."

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Judy turned that card around in her paws as Nick drove them across town, to the art museum's glittering facades on the riverfront delta.

According to ZPD's records, Bria Greens was exactly what she purported to be: an "investigative expert" on retainer with Adler Simms for her specialty in high-value property. It didn't actually say private eye anywhere, which Judy thought was a shame.

"She's on the up-and-up," Judy said. She dropped the card on the cruiser's keyboard. "She does a lot of work with the fancy insurance companies, the ones you and I can't afford. She's even helped out ZPD a couple times."

"Okay." Nick raised his eyebrows behind his sunglasses and pulled them into the parking lot. "It was awfully convenient, is all."

Judy swallowed the slightly offensive comment about gift horses and considered that Nick might have a point. Meeting Greens had been memorable, if only because Gramble had spent the entire time they'd questioned her after that looking as if she smelled something.

"More useful than the gallery manager."

"See, her I am inclined to take at face value." Nick waited until she'd popped her door to hit the locks. "She doesn't bother pretending not to be a snob."

"So you don't trust anyone as smooth as you."

That finally got him to grin. "Smooth is easy to scam people with. I should know."

Instead of the industrial chic of the downtown gallery, the Roschmann Art Museum was a brightly lit sea of white. A bunch of interconnected staircases in dark slate dominated the atrium, like they were floating.

The main desk was a long slab of polished wood. The receptionist pointed them to the bespectacled beaver curator, in his office on the second floor. He stood in the multi-species conversation circle in the corner of the room and frowned at their pitch.

"Are you suggesting someone's targeting the museum, officers?"

"No, not at all," Judy said. "We're just following common threads." She tilted her head. "But there haven't been problems here, have there?"

"Not recently." The curator thumped his tail on the cushions. "We'll get the occasional poke at the outside doors, and the motion sensors in the parking lot will fire at night sometimes, but that's about it."

"Does anyone ask about the security systems?" Nick asked. "The cameras, or what they're pointed at?"

"You mean other than the police?" He seemed to find it amusing. "Not really. We direct inquiries to Archa. That's the company that runs it for us."

"Any notable inquiries?"

"Could be. I remember a couple of reps were in here showing a pig around a few months ago because he wanted to see their work in action. We're Archa's oldest client, and they've been excellent."

"Do you remember his name?" Judy asked. "Did he give you contact information you can share?"

"Moretti, I think it was. I can look, but Archa will know better. I can tell them you're interested, if you like."

"Please."

Nick lingered to look at a map after the curator had found them their info and bid them good night. Judy stood beside him and ran a paw over the brass markers on the collection legend.

"I knew I'd seen some of these before," he said. His ears came forward. "It looks like they made it permanent since then."

"The art? Korlinkoffs?"

"This way." Nick beckoned her down the broad hallway, past the sign about cell phone use in the galleries and toward one of the tinier room off the main path.

There were four flats here, each fixed in the center of an otherwise blank grey wall that felt too large to Judy, like there wasn't enough there. She could hear Nick's claws echoing. Sharp spotlights aimed at each wall. Judy saw the network of cameras, too, blinking their red lights along the ceiling.

All of the pieces were variations on the same theme. There was an info placard at the center that showed the guide lines Korlinkoff had apparently followed a different way each time, to come up with swirls, or brown polygons, or straight lines in an eye-hurting shade of blue.

The multi-species consideration here was a set of graceful ramps, fixed to the tile foor. Nick leaned against one of them to study the art.

"If this Moretti guy had two of these, he was loaded," Nick said.

"Do you think our thief knew that?" Judy asked. "I thought it was because it was easy to get out for a small mammal."

Nick grinned down at her. "You're going to get taxonomics grad students on your case again."

"Don't remind me," Judy grumbled. She would rather that particular university case stay finished and forgotten. "I'm just saying, there wasn't a way for a larger mammal to get into that room without setting off alarms or being seen."

"That's true," Nick said. He was tilting his head at the swirly variation on the left.

He'd be able to carry it out of here, if the staff let him. She could do it just as easily. A mustelid or two could manage, or a team of mice. Maybe they ought to check for loose bricks again.

"Are they all this size?"

"I think so." Nick tilted his head the other way and held out his paws like a frame. "The ones I saw here back when I was just a curious museum-goer? I think they were about this big."

Judy smirked up at his reminiscing. "When was this?"

A soft chime sounded over the intercom, and a recorded voice announced the museum was closing for the evening.

Nick looked up at it. "Oh, I was still running stuff for Big. You were probably still in high school."

She waited for him at the hallway until he was done looking. "I didn't think his tastes were that modern."

Nick pointed a triumphant forefinger. "I knew you knew something about art."

"Lucky guess." Her ears wilted, in a mirror of his own expression. "Sorry. I never made time for it like you did. I didn't even know you liked it."

"It has been a while. And I didn't have long to appreciate it then, either," Nick admitted. "But you're right, it wasn't Big. The guy I was with that day had plans to sell one of the variations to some shady buyer."

"What, straight off the wall?" Judy lowered her voice as they made their way back down the atrium. There probably wasn't any harm in it, but there was no need to alarm the staff with discussions of even hypothetical theft. "It's a museum piece."

Nick shrugged and held the door for her. "He had a knack for making stuff disappear."

Every time Judy thought she had her partner dialed, some new facet of his past surfaced. She'd have to spend some snuggle time tonight getting him to spill the beans. She smelled a story, and Nick's were always fascinating.

She ran the info on their mystery security system enthusiast while Nick took them back downtown, and got a name. Emmanuel Moretti was indeed a pig, Zootopian upper crust, with a place in the Heights and a squeaky-clean record. That would make him harder to follow up on. He didn't have an occupation listed. Hopefully he'd be in on the weekend.

"Did you get Greens her paperwork?" Nick asked. "Her lead paid off, it's only fair we do the same."

"I sent it first thing," Judy said. "Should we tell her we got something?"

Nick shook his head. "Make her trade for it," he said. "She seems to like that."

Judy pulled her phone out to tap out a reminder - and because she'd set her phone to silent to comply with the museum's rules, she didn't see the email waiting in her inbox until now. It was from Greens.

I found something else you should know about, the message read. Can you meet me tomorrow? You choose the time and place.

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Zhenya Tsvetnenko — the Russian born mobile phone tycoon accused of a $100 million scam in the US — will have to spend more weeks behind bars after having a bail application refused this morning.

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Rashida Tlaib Biography and Profile

Rashida Harbi Tlaib was born on 24 July 1976. Rashida Tlaib is the mother of two boys and the oldest of 14 children, born and raised in Detroit. She is a proud graduate of Detroit Public Schools and the daughter of Palestinian immigrant parents. Rashida made history in 2008 by winning her race for State Representative and becoming the first Muslim woman to ever serve in the Michigan Legislature.

Rashida served three terms, rising to the Democratic Chair of the House Appropriations Committee, where she restored and secured millions of dollars for free health clinics, lead abatement, Meals on Wheels programs for seniors, before and after-school programs, and education funding. She authored laws to protect homeowners from fraudulent mortgage bankers and tax preparers and to stop scrap metal thieves from looting Detroit’s abandoned homes and even destroying occupied properties.

Rashida provided transformative constituent services, saving hundreds of families from losing their homes to foreclosure, securing over $1 million in tax refunds by providing her working-class residents with free tax preparation, and connecting seniors to grant money to help weatherize their homes and save on energy bills.

While Democrats are looking for leaders who will stand up to Donald Trump and our nation’s most pressing problems, Rashida has an unparalleled record fighting for her constituents and her values, taking on billionaires and multinational corporations, and winning. Rashida took on the Koch brothers and forced them to remove pollutants from Detroit’s riverfront and she led a We Have the Right to Breathe campaign that led to a comprehensive cancer study in the shadow of Marathon Oil’s refinery expansion. Rashida fought back against Matty Moroun when his Ambassador Bridge Company was illegally routing polluting semi-trucks onto neighborhood streets and forced his company to follow the law.

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When families get to know Rashida, they have no doubt that she will work tirelessly to knock down barriers for real change, and whether by policy or by action, she will roll up her sleeves to make sure her residents are cared for, no matter how big the challenge. This is what sets Rashida apart from the crowd.

Record of Results When serving in the Michigan House from 2008-2014, Rashida’s legislative agenda was written by the residents she served, not lobbyists, and was designed to help solve the everyday issues the community faced. Rashida has worked tirelessly in the Legislature and at home to change lives for the better, and has the record to prove it.

Learn more about Rashida’s work on the following issues:

Serving as the People’s Advocate

After leaving the Michigan House due to term limits, Rashida has put her law degree to work as an attorney and advocate with the Sugar Law Center for Economic and Social Justice. At Sugar Law, Rashida was instrumental in organizing campaigns to put people over profits and to build more inclusive communities. The Detroit Metro Times even called her “the People’s Advocate.” Rashida and Sugar Law were critical partners in: ​​​ – Working to repeal the anti-democratic and racist Emergency Manager law in Michigan.

​Leading the national campaign to Take On Hate and combat rising anti-Arab and Muslim bigotry. Rashida was one of the first people to take a stand against the dangerous Donald Trump agenda, disrupting an August 2016 speech at the Detroit Economic Club and being thrown out of the meeting for speaking out against his hateful rhetoric.

Leading a campaign against tax breaks for billionaires, real estate developers, and wealthy corporations that demanded meaningful community benefits agreements that ensure that any public money spent on development projects actually benefit the public.​

Exposing the State Unemployment Insurance Agency’s illegal practice of denying workers unemployment without due process and on shoddy grounds, and forcing the return of tens of millions of dollars to thousands of people unjustly accused of fraud.

Stopping the Koch Brothers from dumping toxic and harmful pet coke products on the banks of the Detroit River, where it was contaminating the water, soil, and air.

Litigating to stop the unconstitutional practice of Michigan charging a driver’s license responsibility fee which unfairly burdened low-income drivers.

Environmental Justice and Public Health

Rashida has made environmental justice and protecting public health a cornerstone of her legislative advocacy, because her family lives in these neighborhoods too, and breathes the same air and plays on the same playgrounds as everyone she represents. In Lansing, Rashida won major victories for cleaner, healthier communities:

Obtained a Cancer Cluster Study requirement for an area suffering extreme industrial pollution from the Marathon Oil Corporation’s Southwest Detroit refinery, despite intense lobbying pressure on the part of Marathon.

Restored over $1 million in funding for free community health clinics that provide critical access to healthcare services in low-income areas. The CHASS Clinic in Southwest Detroit honored Rashida as a Healthcare Hero in 2009 for her work.

Championed a bill to prevent schools from being built on contaminated and toxic land, which was sadly too common in her district and across Michigan, by raising the environmental standards for school site locations.

Obtained over $2 million in lead abatement funding to prevent lead poisoning among children, an issue especially salient in low-income areas with older housing stock.

Appropriated $500,000 to reduce waiting times for Meals on Wheels – a program which provides food to seniors and others lacking mobility.

Consumer and Homeowner Protection

Rashida hates a bully, and has consistently taken on fraudulent companies and individuals seeking to take advantage of Michiganders. In Lansing, she took concrete action to protect consumers and homeowners by:

Passing a bill that criminalized mortgage fraud in Michigan, part of a bipartisan package of bills to combat fraudulent schemes targeting seniors and families. A public school teacher who had been scammed by fraudsters brought this issue to Rashida’s attention – a perfect example of how Rashida’s legislative action solves real-world problems.

Passing a bill to stop forcing families on disability income or other non-taxable income to file unnecessary federal returns, providing tax relief to families facing tax foreclosure.

Passing a bill to require full disclosure of the terms and costs of instant tax refund loans (also known as “refund anticipation loans” or “RALs”) that cost families hundreds of dollars because of hidden fees and exorbitant interest rates. Through her free tax preparation VITA site and district office, Rashida witnessed how local families were being scammed by unscrupulous companies posing as the IRS and sprung into action.

Education and Literacy

A proud graduate of Detroit Public Schools, and a mom herself, Rashida has always been a fighter for strong public education. When the Detroit Public Schools announced plans to close her alma mater, Southwestern High School, Rashida literally laid down on Fort Street in front of the school to block traffic and raise awareness. In the Legislature, Rashida:

Appropriated additional resources to promote child literacy by restoring $8.2 million for before and after school funding that provides youth with fun and enriching educational opportunities. Rashida has been recognized by Mothering Justice for her work on issues facing mothers, and was named an After School Champion by the Michigan After-School Partnership.

Restored $7.8 million to fund bilingual education that helps make our public education system accessible and productive for everyone in our communities.

Public Safety

Everyone wants to feel safe in their community. Rashida worked tirelessly in Lansing to find creative solutions to make neighborhoods across Michigan safer, including:

Helping fund and launch the first ever Community Court program in Michigan, which operates with a holistic, rehabilitative mission to find alternatives to incarceration for youth and others accused of quality of life offenses, like prostitution and vandalism.

Leading the effort to pass a bipartisan Scrap Metal Theft Reform bill package that made it harder for scrap metal thieves to destroy our communities, a major issue in Southeast Michigan. Since the passage of the bills, scrap metal theft has declined in Michigan. The Michigan Association of Police Chiefs awarded Rashida the Legislator of the Year award for her work on this issue in 2014.

Delivering Direct Services to Constituents

Rashida created and personally raised the funds to operate a Neighborhood Service Center while serving as a State Representative, which is unheard of in Michigan. The Neighborhood Service Center focused on providing direct services to residents through an open door policy and a hands-on approach to getting families through everyday challenges. Through the Neighborhood Service Center, Rashida:

Organized annually the Wayne County Property Tax Foreclosure Prevention Project, helping save hundreds of homes from tax foreclosure through grassroots door-to-door efforts. ?

Reduced residents’ gas bills by helping families obtain access to tens of thousands of dollars in funding to weatherize their homes.?

Prepared free income tax returns for 1,333 families and seniors, helping them access $1,070,758 in refunds in a single year.?

Connected hundreds of families to free legal services, helping her constituents avoid utility shut offs, obtain access to emergency funds, food assistance, health insurance coverage, rental assistance, home repair grants, tax hardship exemptions, and other programs. ?

Mobilized residents to close an industrial composting facility that was creating an illegal nuisance in their neighborhood.?

Organized residents to liberate a city park that was illegally seized and fenced off by the Ambassador Bridge Company, owned by billionaire slumlord Matty Moroun.?

Coordinated neighborhood clean ups and beautification projects.?

Took down a prominent drug dealer – known as “Dr. Pill”­­ – who was destroying her neighborhood, helping send him to prison by testifying at his sentencing hearing on behalf of the community.?

Helped over 50 residents become US Citizens through her “Become a Citizen Day” program.

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Metro researchers combating local Lyme Disease spread while patients cry for more assistance

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — They’re a huge concern, yet they’re no bigger than the tip of a pencil.

Doctors in the metro claim sickness from tick bites is on the rise, and patients who are already ill want something done to help them. Researchers at the University of Kansas Medical Center are excited about work that’s being done that could lead to new means of combating ticks.

One small bite. That’s all it took to ruin their personal health.

In a 2015 study, researchers at Johns Hopkins University found as many as 440,000 new cases of tick-borne illness diagnosed each year, and that’s only one tick-borne condition that can leave a patient with severe arthritis, neurological trouble or life-changing lethargy.

Lyme Disease might be the most common, and patients fighting that illness complain there isn’t enough research being done to help them. Researchers that FOX4 spoke with said they’re giving it their all.

Tick-borne illnesses are a top priority in a small, third-floor laboratory at the University of Kansas Medical Center. It’s where Swiss-born researcher Dr. Wolfram Zuckert and his team are studying the bacteria that causes Lyme Disease, and they said they’re making promising progress.

“I think we’re getting better a diagnosing it,” Zuckert said. “The local risks are evolving.”

The National Institute of Health says the epicenter of tick-borne infections is still in the Northeastern part of the United States, but Zuckert said that’s changing. He said it’s climate change that’s causing the ticks, which are usually found in tall grass and wooded areas, to spread into the Midwest, including the Kansas City area.

“We’re particularly looking at what is on the surface of those bacteria, which means what proteins are interacting with either the ticks that transmit Lyme disease or the humans that get infected by that bacteria,” Zuckert said.

Lyme Disease is one of 15 tick-borne conditions doctors in the Kansas City metro are diagnosing. The symptoms are proving to trick some seasoned physicians, as they often see signs that resemble a stroke or multiple sclerosis.

Lyme and other tick-borne troubles have put patients such as Keri Waldrip and her chiropractor friend, Dr. Jaban Moore, through the wringer. During the past five years, they’ve been to multiple doctors who ruled out tick bites as being the cause of their poor health.

“(One doctor) told me there’s no Lyme in Kansas City, and I must be crazy and all these symptoms must be in my head,” Waldrip said.

Both patients said they’re hungry for more accelerated research to begin, and they’re spending thousands of dollars trying to regain their health — that’s money that isn’t always covered by insurance.

“Cancers get a lot of funding because they kill quickly,” Moore said. “Lyme takes away your life. It takes away your enjoyment. It takes away your enjoyment to pick up your grandkids, your ability to remember what’s going on.”

Waldrip helps operate the website LymeIsLocal.com, which is one of several support groups for tick-borne patients in the Kansas City area. She said one tick bite led to five ailments she’s fighting, including a parasite that was found in her body.

“I think Lyme Disease is pretty behind on everything,” Waldrip said. “Research, medical care, medical information. Just about every aspect. We’re behind on awareness. Being bitten in my front yard means Lyme is here.”

And for doctors, spotting a tick-borne illness remains a challenge unless blood tests are specifically focused on finding an ailment such as Lyme.

Dr. Joseph Brewer, an infectious disease specialist with St. Luke’s Hospital in Kansas City for more than 30 years, said he wishes research could provide better methods of detecting Lyme cases in patients right away.

“Lyme, specifically, I don’t think it’s gotten any easier. It’s still hard to diagnose,” Brewer told FOX4.

“We’re pretty good at treatment because we know antibiotics work,” he said. “But the diagnosis is still difficult at times. It’s a difficult one to diagnose. Some of the testing is suggestive, but not 100 percent, so you have to use clinical judgment.”

Zuckert also warned of scams related to potential Lyme patients who are desperate for a diagnosis. He said non-accredited clinics are popping up on the East Coast, where patients are made to pay out of pocket, and the physicians’ findings may produced for profit instead of the patients’ well-being.

The Center for Disease Control website has a list of tick-borne illness symptoms, some of which can occur without a visible bite mark. Researchers that FOX4 spoke with encourage patients to consult that list, and to choose their physicians wisely.

Lyme is Local plans a benefit 5K Race for Sept. 29 at Berkeley Riverfront Park.

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Man convicted of luring investors to Colorado real estate scam now…

More than 10 years after a former Denver man was charged with securities fraud for his role in an $8.3 million real estate scam, he continues to make monthly restitution payments to his victims. But Jason Sharkey’s criminal background hasn’t stopped him from becoming a key player in an $80 million to $100 million riverfront redevelopment project in Wausau, Wis.

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