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March 22, 2016

• Hannah Becker: Young farmers are essential to ensure future food supply
• This weekend in Kansas City: Uncorked, Zona Rosa’s Kansas City Easter Parade, Hyde Park’s Spring Frolic, Mike Smith at Stanford’s
• Belgium mourns after terrorist attacks hit the European heartland
• Johnson County school districts wouldn’t lose funds under new equalization proposals
• Readers react to lobbyists, physicians and Donald Trump
• Lift restriction on Westport athletic field
• McCaskill: Donald Trump ignorant for suggesting pullback from NATO
• Monday Poll results: Hold hearings on Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland
• ISIS claims responsibility for Brussels terrorist attack that kills at least 34
• Don’t give way to xenophobia in wake of Brussels attacks
• #JeSuisBruxelles: Social media reaction to the Brussels terrorist attack
• Senate Republicans in 1997: ‘Playing politics with judges is unfair’
• Trump on Brussels: I told you so; Clinton, Sanders: stand with Europe; Cruz, Kasich blame Obama
• MU journalism students in Brussels describe ‘horrific day’
• Teenager is killed in Clay County crash
• Prison ordered in wreck that killed Olathe man
• Judge can’t prohibit inmate from getting tattoos after his release, court says
• Missouri must reveal source of lethal injection drugs, judge rules
• Kansas Senate approves bill establishing new grounds for impeaching state Supreme Court justices
• At KC forum, Sen. Claire McCaskill discusses college spending and borrowing woes
• 80-year-old marijuana kingpin who was busted in Kansas is sentenced to 10 years
• Missouri deputy’s wife to stand trial for attempted murder
• TheChat: Chris Koster attempts to tie his GOP rivals to...The Donald
• Financial scams hit 17 percent of seniors
• Twitter pushes back against #StopIslam hate after Brussels attack
• Brookridge redevelopment agreement needed
• What you need to know about ISIS, which claims responsibility for the Brussels attack
• Royals’ Kendrys Morales optimistic President Obama’s Cuba visit will open doors
• Justin Houston could miss upcoming Chiefs season after ACL repair
• Chiefs coach Andy Reid stays mum on tampering charges
• Chiefs injury updates: Jamaal Charles, Phillip Gaines and others are progressing
• Missouri high school basketball playoffs: Five things worth a second look
• Specialty lumber company sells outdoor living experiences
• Charles Hammer: Right wing forgets our big heart
• Spanish soccer fans rush field, stab player in the chest
• Children’s Mercy Park voted by players as second-best atmosphere in MLS
• Prairie Village raises age for buying tobacco to 21
• Johnson County Commission Chairman Ed Eilert speaks out against tax lid legislation
• Road projects in northeast Johnson County spark alerts from cities
• Sixth-graders: Better off in elementary or middle school?
• Olathe West to open with principal who offers students a healthy dose of respect
• Three Olathe high schools to have new principals next year
• Chuck Battey: 30 years on, the O.J. Simpson trial is still indelible
• Blue Valley Education Foundation celebrates 25 years with $250,000 fund goal
• In a sorry state of mind? Try reality TV therapy
• Denise Snodell: Fog of parenthood rolls in — again
• Letters: Joco got what it voted for
• KCI’s passenger traffic continues to climb
• Winning lottery numbers for Tuesday, March 22
• Missouri is expected to lead clean-energy job growth in Midwest
• U.S. Supreme Court tie leaves verdict intact in local loan dispute
• Honda will revive hatchback version of Civic
• Why more students are leaving the U.S. for college
• Hope springs eternal for Kim Anderson, Missouri basketball
• Missouri’s Chase Abbington, Malik Cuellar quit football team
• With lineup of regulars, Royals beat Dodgers 3-1 in front of record crowd
• Royals’ Ned Yost said club has discussed starting season with four-man rotation
• Kat’s Money Corner: Wishing you an affordable Easter
• Wanted: $10 million more for UMKC’s downtown arts campus
• Man falls through Kansas Taco John’s ceiling as police search for burglar
• University of Kansas wants student newspaper funding lawsuit dismissed
• Pittsburg State women’s basketball upset in NCAA Division II quarterfinals
• Area players named to U.S. collegiate volleyball team that will tour China this summer
• Frank Martin on new OSU coach Brad Underwood: He’s a program-builder
• K-State’s Bob Boozer to be posthumously inducted into National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame
• Wristband symbolizes strong bond KU’s Wayne Selden has with young cancer survivor
• Preorders for Sony PlayStation’s virtual reality headset are now open