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November 14, 2014

• SM East eliminates SM West in Kansas 6A football sectional playoff game
• Turnover lifts Olathe North to victory over Blue Valley
• St. Thomas Aquinas rolls over Leavenworth 27-7
• Backup quarterback propels Park Hill to thrilling football victory over Fort Osage
• Rockhurst downs Francis Howell in Missouri Class 6 football state semifinal
• Lee’s Summit to face Chaminade in Missouri Class 4 soccer final
• Barstow reaches Missouri Class 1 state championship soccer game
• Defending state champ Webb City stomps to decisive 35-0 win over Harrisonville
• ‘Shear Madness’ at the New Theatre Restaurant is a wild comic romp
• EKL extends invitation to Mill Valley, St. James Academy
• Chiefs kicker Cairo Santos is getting ready for the cold on Sunday
• Seahawks’ general manager built champion on principles learned with Chiefs and Dorsey
• Chiefs’ A.J. Jenkins and Donnie Avery will miss game against Seattle
• Ex-Missouri offensive tackle Justin Britt fitting in just fine with Seattle
• Missouri Comets ready for home opener
• Sporting KC awarded third pick in next week's dispersal draft
• Readers share thoughts on the Kansas budget, Ebola and the Keystone XL pipeline
• President Obama’s bold immigration plan will boost America’s future
• Good for KC Council members, who hit pause on Kemper demolition and seek new options
• Roller derby catching on for youngsters as well as adults
• Overland Park police investigating attempted ATM theft
• Prosecutors charge man in slaying at Independence gas station
• Last two defendants in KC businessman’s 2010 killing receive probation
• Officer who used stun gun on teen is no longer with the Independence Police Department
• Kansas City issues citation in dog abuse case
• Progress reported in drive-by death of 10-year-old KCK girl
• Armed robbers force entry to KC home
• Readorama: Sports columnist Rick Reilly to speak at Village Shalom fundraiser
• Auto dealerships provide comfy waiting rooms for their service customers
• Chevrolet helps in the fight against breast cancer
• SHELBY GT-H
• 2015 HONDA FIT
• Mazda dealership celebrates 31 years in business
• Short-story collection ‘See You in Paradise’ plays with genre while exploring mundane, supernatural
• Kansas City Art Institute alumnus Eric von Robertson sells Berber carpets in Finland
• DIY With Dawn: Fall candle failures and successes
• NBA unveils Christmas jerseys that feature only players’ first names
• New Boulevard beer will commemorate Royals’ playoff success
• Jose Canseco says his reattached finger fell off while playing poker
• Missouri high school football picks: Fort Osage, Park Hill meet in battle of unbeatens
• College basketball: It’s opening night
• Tiger on the loose near Disneyland Paris
• Residents of town near Ferguson warned: Be ready
• Student found unconscious at WVU fraternity dies
• L.A. schools blame 14-year-old girl for sex, win lawsuit
• School pulls genetics test referring to ‘big bootie’
• Series of Secret Service lapses cited in White House break-in
• Dallas-area teacher fired over Ferguson racial tweets
• France: Big cat on the prowl is not a tiger
• U.S. to grant refugee status to some Central American children
• Latrines, sewers show varied ancient Roman diet
• Bystanders help man engulfed in flames in Phoenix
• There’s no shortage of ideas — or controversy — in building a better first-year teacher
• One Afghan village and one Marine platoon add up to high casualties and a gripping tale
• Health inspections find problems at Arrowhead Stadium and Kauffman Stadium
• Development council shines positive light on Kansas City
• Springfield postal jobs moving to Kansas City
• At Kansas City conference, natural gas vehicles seek a bigger transportation role
• Brass provides warm, elegant touches for the holidays and beyond
• Winning numbers for Friday, Nov. 14
• BNIM project receives top honor in 2014 Design Excellence Awards
• In ‘Let Me Be Frank With You,’ novelist Richard Ford brings back Frank Bascombe
• The week ahead: We will learn a lot about the economy
• Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure says Kansas City’s charms are helping him recruit top managers
• Sprint’s marketing chief is leaving the company
• Here’s your guide to Obamacare 2.0, which starts Saturday
• Should I put on winter fertilizer now?
• Video: Growing Indoor Ferns
• Two Kansans killed when their minivan hit by loose trailer
• Kansas couple suspected in stealing thousands from cheer squad
• St. Louis loses out as NCAA awards Final Four cities for 2017-21
• MIAA football championship race goes to final day
• K-State notebook: Wildcats not at full strength
• K-State hammers Southern Utah 98-68 in season opener
• K-State women win easily in coach Jeff Mittie’s debut
• UMKC shocks Mizzou 69-61 behind Martez Harrison’s 26 points
• Before next game, lots of practice on the agenda for MU basketball team
• MU notebook: Jakeenan Gant held out because of eligibility review
• Missouri puts eight-game road win streak on the line at Texas A&M
• Missouri’s basketball opener only available to watch online
• No. 5 Kansas beats UCSB 69-59 in opener, top-ranked Kentucky next
• KU notebook: Kentucky up next, Oubre plays four minutes
• Kansas hoops set to play Indiana in Hawaii in 2016
• Former Olathe North standout Victor Simmons ready for Kansas senior day
• Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams coming to Leawood
• Brookwood Farms’ homes save energy costs
• New model office opens in popular Parkway Village