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October 21, 2014

• Sarah Donohoe: You can’t beat baseball’s traditions
• Blue Springs charter: Mayor would do more than break ties under one of five ballot proposals
• Some Democrats fear proposal for six days of early voting will not help many workers
• Area players excel at Kansas girls tennis state tournament
• 913 area high school football: Week 7 review
• Tickets for Jenny Lewis, Cash’d Out and others on sale Friday
• Missouri Amendment 2: Prosecutors want jurors to know about defendant’s past in child sex cases
• YMCA is in talks to run North Kansas City’s community center
• Revenue would fund new grade school
• Suburban Conference high school football: Week 9 review
• U.S. House, 5th District: Cleaver aims to bring in funds; Turk has federal regulations in his sights
• Survey: Conservatives, liberals differ sharply on news sources they trust
• Campaign money pours into race for rural Missouri judge
• Republicans deploy fear factor in targeting female candidates
• Clay County schools invited to enroll in spelling bee
• Sly James’s World Series wager with San Francisco mayor: barbecue and public service
• Longtime GOP official Praeger breaks with party in big Kansas races
• MLB Network’s Sean Casey has praise for Royals and Giants
• In September, Big Papi inspired the Royals
• Donovan McNabb to reunite with Chiefs’ Andy Reid in a new role
• Chiefs sign guard Jarrod Pughsley, release defensive tackle Jerel Worthy
• Ducks are getting their due among chefs and home cooks
• From the other side: The clock will strike midnight on the 'no-name' Royals
• Royals add Jayson Nix, take Christian Colon off World Series roster
• Kansas City and San Francisco make friendly wagers over the World Series
• 300 Waddell & Reed employees spell out Royals spirit with a capital KC
• Royals’ style of play conjures spirit of Negro Leagues baseball
• Baseball throws its support behind causes at the World Series
• Royals’ Ned Yost explains choosing Jayson Nix over Christian Colon and reveals two more starters
• World Series security got its start three years ago
• Replay: Updates, stats from the Royals’ World Series game one vs. the Giants
• Giants’ Madison Bumgarner continues his postseason mastery, stifles Royals
• Hunter Pence powers Giants to game one World Series win over Royals
• Royals blow their big-inning chance in the third
• Danny Duffy pulls a long-relief stint after KC starter James Shields conks out early
• Royals’ identity absent in game one loss
• James Shields struggles, Giants beat Royals 7-1 in World Series game one
• In KC, there’s no such thing as ‘cheap seats’ for World Series
• Royals must fight against World Series history after losing game one
• Updated: Royals fan reaction in tweets from World Series Game 1
• Yordano Ventura to make history with first World Series start by a Royals rookie
• Monday Poll results: On the Royals and KC attractions
• Readers share thoughts on Missouri Amendment 3, Kansas schools and the Royals
• More proof rolls in that Gov. Sam Brownback’s tax cuts aren’t saving Kansas
• All new KC Royals bingo cards for the World Series
• Mariner Holdings expands retirement services business
• Former Brookridge golf club in Overland Park sets sights on millennials
• Ranchmart project advances in Overland Park
• Little Free Libraries continue to draw discussion in Leawood
• 100+ Women Who Care group creates a flashmob for charity
• Filling Station coffee shops sold to KC company
• Johnson County housing barometers dip
• A calendar of Halloween events: Pumpkins and zombies and treats, oh my!
• In a year of turmoil, mental health center finds financial stability, but state questions remain
• Kansas State School for the Blind: Unleashing the power of independence
• Denise Snodell: As the Boys in Blue sweep, I’ve been getting swept up
• Lori Allen: KU Audio Reader program is special for listeners, volunteers
• Letters to the 913 editor: Brownback’s oaths, same-sex marriage, congressional gridlock
• Editorial: Voters to decide which direction Johnson County Commission leans
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Try some of these sure-fire fundraisers and watch the PTA’s bank account soar
• Mitt Romney to come to Kansas to campaign for Pat Roberts
• Jay Nixon to create commission to examine Ferguson
• TheChat: Blunt wants deeper Ebola travel restrictions
• WDAF-TV to get more than $75,000 from political ads during first World Series game
• Grandview man, 20, faces his second murder accusation in four years
• Overland Park police arrest four in scam involving fake World Series tickets
• Decomposed body is found in Blue River in Kansas City
• Ebola crisis hits home for Kansas City’s West African community
• Tony Rizzo: Running the kingdom of Friday night trivia is no trivial pursuit
• letters to the editor
• Susan Vollenweider: Even in their teen years, sons can make moms feel needed
• Tony Rizzo: Running the kingdom of Friday night trivia is no trivial pursuit
• Eating for Life recipe: Herb-Marinated Roasted Turkey Breast provides a second tasty dinner
• Emily Parnell: Maybe if we didn’t make such a fuss, we could get rid of head lice for good
• Mistletoe Madness on the way
• Outsider offers a tip of the cap to Royals fans
• Winning numbers for Tuesday, Oct. 21
• U.S.: One American released from North Korea
• Oscar Pistorius starts serving 5 year prison term
• Televangelist Ernest Angley accused of using free labor and urging vasectomies, abortion
• Wyoming legalizes same-sex marriage
• Convicted murderer sues over prison porn ban
• Ohio teen collapses at haunted house, dies
• Raymore-Peculiar girls volleyball player is in stable condition after school bus accident
• Scholarship helps mom keep slain daughter’s memory alive
• State board president, superintendent groups at odds over plans for choosing next education commissioner
• What you need to know about getting to The K for the World Series
• Boil order for part of KC canceled
• UMKC Pharmacy School opens site in Springfield
• Rare Battle of Westport artifacts will be displayed at 150th anniversary commemoration
• World Series risks call for insurance
• KCI overhaul base operator lands work on Southwest Airlines planes
• KC Fed promotes financial education for teens
• Weather Metrics provides stations with live options
• Kat’s Money Corner: Holiday meals for a steal
• University of Kansas Hospital’s Ebola scare shows the steep costs of care
• Herbs for fall color
• Military converges at scene of Kansas F-16 jet collision
• K-State’s Travis Britz becoming a star on special teams and at defensive tackle
• Another Johnson County juco transfer expected to bolster Missouri women’s basketball
• Search for answers continues as Missouri’s offensive struggles persist
• Filling Station coffee shops sold to KC company
• Farming hobby takes root in Parkville