KANSAS CITY-A plaque is dedicated at Union Station in honor of William Thomas Dunn. The plaque is dedicated by the Kansas City District Council of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters.

OVERLAND PARK, KS-The purchase by Chesapeake Atlantic Holdings of Tampa, FL includes 575,000 sf of building space and 14 acres. The property was owned primarily by the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System.

OLATHE, KS-The college sports organization will construct a 12,000-sf office building and 20,000-sf sport center on a seven-acre site in Cedar Creek Corporate Park. A sports museum will also be built here.

KANSAS CITY-Dennis Lindsey is named president and David Lindsey manager of the land survey department. The engineering and survey firm also hires Edward Dannewitz, Alan Michels and Marion Paulette.

KANSAS CITY, KS-Western Blue Print and Mortran Digital become the latest tenants in the Indian Springs Marketplace shopping center where about one-third of the space is still occupied by retail businesses.

SOUTHEAST KANSAS CITY, MO-As many as 40 trains a day block the entrance to an industrial off 75th Terrace, sometimes for as much as an hour at a time. The issue to be addressed at March 28 conference.

INDEPENDENCE, MO-The city is chosen for number of factors, including good tax base and availability of a productive work force, as well-suited for business expansion or relocation.

KANSAS CITY-The REIT owns six shopping centers in St. Louis, plus 39 it owns nationwide. Shareholders say a proposed $720-million buyout by its Australian-based partial owner will not give them an adequate ROI.