The century-old grain mill that has loomed over North Kansas City for generations is finally coming down — not with a dramatic implosion, but piece by piece, over six to eight months, using crusher trucks to knock the structure apart and sprayer trucks to keep the dust down. The city is spending about $2.8 million on the job, and officials say the building has become too dangerous, too full of asbestos, and too visually rough to leave standing a…
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