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November 18, 2014

• Elizabeth Alex: Help save lives on World Toilet Day
• Foreclosure filings rise in Kansas, Missouri
• Artisanal Thanksgiving 2014: Warm Butternut Squash & Kale Salad
• Navy secretary racks up $4.7 million in travel
• Gay couples wed in Kansas, but not in all counties
• Police: Woman strangled neighbor, tried to cook him
• Oakland Raiders see good times coming even after a 0-10 start
• Chiefs adjust to short week for Thursday night showdown vs. Raiders
• Screen passes still a significant part of Chiefs coach Andy Reid’s offensive toolbox
• Artisanal Thanksgiving 2014: A pearl of an oyster dressing
• Artisanal Thanksgiving 2014: German Potato Cookies
• Artisanal Thanksgiving 2014: Caramelized Onion Brined Turkey
• Artisanal Thanksgiving 2014: Hand-crafted pieces for the kitchen and table
• Artisanal Thanksgiving 2014: Tools and trends
• Make Pumpkin Whoopie Pies for Thanksgiving treat
• Marijuana-only investment fund creates Bob Marley pot brand
• Missouri unemployment drops amid job growth
• The Monday Poll results: Tweak Obamacare, don’t repeal
• Readers share thoughts on protected species, faith and Kemper Arena
• Here’s one possible fix for Kansas City’s Kemper Arena, offered by its original architect
• OP renews commitment to area traffic-flow project
• Home furnisher with a national following coming to Leawood
• To serve and learn: Ride along with Overland Park’s Citizens Police Academy
• Letters to the editor: PV councilman should resign, conservative common sense, Obama
• Matt Keenan: Basically, our cars have become trash cans on wheels
• Editorial: Johnson County helped Roberts, Brownback win
• Bob Sigman: How long will the right prevail in Kansas politics?
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Walking the fine line between hospitality and an over-indulgent creativity fetish
• Business notes: Overland Park residential area earns beautification award
• Emily Parnell: Sometimes a little isolation can let young imaginations soar
• As Prairie Village dining evolves, the original Blue Moose changes, too
• TheChat: Pat Roberts just said the president is acting like a what?
• Pelosi picks up slab o’ ribs after Giants World Series victory
• Wyandotte County turnout was way, way, waaay down, and that was very, very bad for Democrats
• Charges dropped in traffic stop incident that injured a KC police officer
• Churches burglarized in Kansas City, Kan.
• KC man sentenced to life in heroin conspiracy
• Son of Kansas City crime boss Anthony ‘Tony Ripe’ Civella is sentenced for ATM thefts
• Author Joan FitzPatrick Dean to present 100 years of Irish lore in an hour
• Give your taste buds a good jingle with Spicy Jalapeño Cranberry Sauce
• Susan Vollenweider | Mom to teachers: You were a joy to have in my parent conference
• Snarky in the Suburbs: Raked leaves, shoveled snow provide a Midwest measure of a neighbor’s worth
• ‘Lending machine’ to cut drive to library for Shawnee, Lenexa readers
• Homestead and Meadowbrook country clubs face contrasting futures
• Two PV shopping centers are in transition
• Give your taste buds a good jingle with Spicy Jalapeño Cranberry Sauce
• Winning lottery numbers for Monday, Nov. 17
• Michael Sam snags GQ cover, might get offer from Vince Neil’s arena football team
• There is rejoicing over planned documentary ‘I Hate Christian Laettner’
• Adrian Peterson suspended without pay for rest of NFL season
• Brittany Maynard’s mom blasts Vatican for calling daughter’s suicide ‘reprehensible’
• Two Missouri deer hunters killed on opening weekend
• Missouri county studying fatal bridge collapse
• Missouri high school student’s quick action saves baby
• Probe of Ferguson police could spur broad change
• Mass murderer Charles Manson gets marriage license
• KCK native Ray Sadecki, standout major-league left-hander, dies at 73
• November off to one of coldest starts in Kansas City history
• Missouri audit slams two charter school closings for financial waste, missing receipts
• Video: Santa dives with penguins at the Kansas City Zoo
• Long-time food service director in Raymore-Peculiar schools fired over concerns of mishandled funds
• Plane registered in Fairway crashes into Chicago home, missing couple by 8 inches
• Kansas City’s CorEnergy acquires natural gas pipeline system
• Kansas City Life completes asset sale to Securities America
• Main Street apartment building sold
• Foreclosure filings increase in Missouri, Kansas
• UMKC will offer a one-year MBA program with free tuition
• Polsinelli firm wins U.S. News’ top health care designation
• Nationwide, there’s a decline in supply of turkeys, but consumers shouldn’t feel the pinch at Thanksgiving
• Bitcoin gets a toehold in Kansas City as dedicated advocates push the virtual currency
• Dairy co-op teams with Chinese company on $100 million powdered milk plant in Kansas
• Updated: Interactive report on Kansas City's downtown development boom
• Kat’s Money Corner: Post-Turkey Day dollar stretchers
• Sprint CEO sheds light on emerging management team
• Northwest’s Longacre, Pitt State’s Abenoja lead all-MIAA football team
• Wichita’s Dreamius Smith running hard for West Virginia
• Kansas State rallies from halftime deficit and beats UMKC 83-73
• K-State notebook: Sophomore Wesley Iwundu makes his season debut
• Renewed confidence is key as Kansas football prepares for Oklahoma trip
• Oral Roberts-Missouri college basketball preview
• Missouri’s Harold Brantley fired up teammates by invoking history before A&M win
• Missouri’s line spurs unprecedented outburst for offense in SEC play
• Missouri’s Morgan Steward undergoes season-ending hip surgery
• Oklahoma State could miss first bowl game in nine years
• UMKC-Missouri S&T college basketball preview
• UMKC heads home after tough opening stretch
• Restaurant & grocery store inspections for Nov. 18
• Oklahoma Joe’s now officially Joe’s Kansas City
• KU fraternity under sex-assault investigation wants suspension ended