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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?Cities across the Kansas City area are in the process of getting their pools ready for the hot summer months, but staffing challenges are causing some cities to shorten their pool season.The Kansas Citys Parks and Rec Department says theres simply not enough lifeguards to open up all city pools.The 2022 Kansas City Parks and Recs pool season will start June 11 and run through July 31 for maj
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