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March 26, 2017

• There’s a lot to admire in Musical Theatre Heritage’s production of ‘She Loves Me’
• Ladd Elementary building in KC is slated to become a senior assisted living center
• In ‘Beautiful,’ love and talent spin pop songwriting gold
• Expect delays on I-435 as prep work for massive pavement project continues
• Munday on Monday: Teachers
• Pleasant Hill man killed in crash on I-435 in Kansas City
• Brian L. Steed: London attack exposes the reality about ISIS recruiting
• Editorial: Needed amusement park ride regulation advancing in Kansas
• Letter of the Week: Bigger population, flat SSA workforce
• Woman says a sasquatch caused her to crash into a deer
• Mexican bullfighter is gored where the sun don’t shine
• Editorial: Vote ‘yes’ on bond isssue for a better Kansas City
• Editorial: Vote ‘yes’ on East Side sales tax for urban renewal
• Missouri parents say Green Beret son was murdered in crime complicated by politics
• Graffiti to highway signs in KCK will add $20,000 to taxpayers’ tab
• Here is the wild final 10 seconds of the North Carolina-Kentucky game
• Raiders’ move to Las Vegas likely to get OK on Monday
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, March 25 and Sunday, March 26
• Oregon assistant coach on roaring KU fans: ‘We made a shot and silenced them’
• Oregon’s Dana Altman savors first Elite Eight win of his career
• Royals pitcher Ian Kennedy has basically been perfect this spring
• KU notebook: Tough ending for Lucas and Mason, plus a look into the future
• KU’s Josh Jackson, Devonté Graham and Svi Mykhailiuk mum on NBA plans
• Kentucky fans offer insight for MU into potential one-and-done players like Porter
• New opportunities to work with celebrated builder available in landmark community
• Chapel Hill features “ready now” inventory, new phase of homesites coming fall 2017
• Loch Lloyd: Transformation into 'finest resort lifestyle community' far from over
• Eagle Creek homebuilders roll out new inventory homes in time for Spring
• New neighborhoods opening in Shoal Creek Valley