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February 20, 2016

• Jasmine Abou-kassem: A modern American Muslim who grew up in the Midwest
• Muslim KU grad student Bander Almohammadi chose Lawrence for its openness, safety
• Aisha Sharif of Shawnee on being Muslim: Daily prayer allows ‘direct connection with God’
• Kansas City theater companies announce plans for 2016-17 seasons
• Young bull riders aim to make lasting impact
• Being Muslim in America
• Rare dolphin becomes the latest ‘death by selfie’ victim
• Belton man dies in wreck on Interstate 70 at Blue Springs
• Head-on collision in Clay County leaves one man dead, another injured
• Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump move to front of line in 2016 presidential race
• Readers react to firearms, Royals fans and Antonin Scalia
• Kansas forges ahead with plan to stop Common Core standards
• FBI investigates bank robbery at a Kansas City Price Chopper
• Life is much easier for Emanuel Cleaver in 2016 than it was eight years ago
• Platte County fire that killed three adults and an infant is being investigated as a homicide
• State of Missouri economy is in a state of misery in too many ways
• Family wanted: Shawn hopes for a home
• Shawnee Mission East repeats as state champion in Kansas 6A swimming
• Park Hill South senior Tori Beeler wins two championships at state swimming and diving meet
• Some monster fish still lurk in Florida’s Gulf
• Matthew Schmitt of Platte County wins another title at Missouri state wrestling
• Olathe North wrestlers win third straight Class 6A regional title
• An enduring friendship continues in a Florida fishing boat
• Jeremy Guthrie writes heartfelt goodbye note to Kansas City
• Royals’ Lorenzo Cain has arrived at spring training — with a newborn in tow
• Perry Ellis’ eye made it seem he’d been in boxing match instead of Sunflower Showdown
• Hotels, weather are major obstacles to bringing Super Bowl to Kansas City
• Johnson County teens breaks the tech barriers
• Olathe North teacher honored for earth science
• Readorama: Scholar Leo Damrosch offers primer for William Blake novices
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, Feb. 20
• Diane Rehm’s ‘On My Own’ honestly confronts her husband’s death, widowhood
• Diane Stewart knows color and can help you choose the right one for your home
• Royals say World Series title makes them more hungry, not complacent
• Ned Yost expects Omar Infante to bounce back at the plate, says second base still open competition
• Frank Mason emerges as Kansas holds off K-State 72-63 in Sunflower Showdown
• K-State forward Stephen Hurt regains shooting touch in loss to KU
• UMKC can’t hold lead in second half in 79-70 loss to Utah Valley
• Arkansas rolls to 84-72 victory over Mizzou
• Arkansas honors former basketball coach Eddie Sutton
• Former Missouri player: Legislature’s criticism of Gary Pinkel ‘not fair’
• Running Horse offers new homesites with a view
• Resort lifestyle changes residents’ lives
• Perfect solution for family dilemma
• Canyon Creek opens spectacular new phase
• New lots available at Cider Mill Ridge
• Abundant growth and opportunity in Rodrock Development’s Forest View