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June 29, 2014

• Roger McCrummen: H-1B visa lottery keeps highly skilled workers out of U.S. jobs
• Education groups energized for Kansas primary election
• Royals top pick Brandon Finnegan throws bullpen, headed to minors
• Whit Merrifield has four hits as Omaha wins at Oklahoma City
• ESPN projections show Bo Jackson’s blast bested Mike Trout’s
• Kauffman leader takes nothing for granted at successful performing arts center
• FC Kansas City shuts out Portland to win its sixth straight match
• Readers weigh in on Veterans Affairs, Ross Perot and President Obama
• Missouri voters on Aug. 5 should scratch lottery plan
• Kansas job numbers take a turn in the wrong direction
• Therese Park: Wounded Iraq veteran’s life remains intact
• Goat stolen from Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead recovered at Olathe McDonald’s
• Tea Party's Milton Wolf buys $250,000 in TV ads in primary challenge against Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts
• Body of drowning victim recovered from pond in Kansas City park
• Flint Hills scenic outlook considered for Interstate 35
• Maker Faire transforms Union Station into creative hotbed
• Gordon Parks charter school rises after near-death experience
• Players put their game on the line at US Open tennis sectional qualifier in Overland Park
• Kyle Hatley, actor and director at KC Rep, plans move to Chicago
• KC Gardens: Now is the time to watch out for bagworms
• Master Gardener 2015 training program is accepting applications
• Winning numbers for Saturday, June 28
• Washburn baseball coach Steve Anson leaves a rich legacy
• Omar Infante, Royals capitalize on late Angels mistake to win 5-4
• Replay: Updates, stats from Sunday’s Royals-Angels game
• Rain cuts Yordano Ventura’s start to four innings
• Lifestyle amenities define Woodland Trails
• Homes selling quickly in Summit Custom Homes’ communities
• KCCashHomeBuyers.com helps distressed home sellers
• Living is easy at Heatherglen
• Cedar Creek residents vacation at home amid resort-style surroundings
• Stonebridge communities are built for families big and small
• While trying to kill a spider, Hutchinson woman sets duplex on fire