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April 29, 2017

• KC Symphony & Chorus bring Britten’s ‘War Requiem’ back for first time in decades
• Chiefs trade tight end O’Shaughnessy to Patriots, turn sixth-round pick into fifth
• KU notes: transfer Malik Newman enjoys doing some coaching at Bill Self’s Fantasy Procamp
• KCK shooting victim is stable after sustaining life-threatening wounds
• Police trying to identify man suspected of armed robbery in KC
• Gov. Eric Greitens fined for violating Missouri campaign ethics laws
• One person injured after shooting on South Eighth Street in KCK
• Ian Grillot receives hero award at Asian culture event in Olathe
• People’s Climate Movement spurns President Trump amid KC’s rain, thunder and wind
• Faith Hill booed at St. Louis concert when she mentioned NFL Draft
• Chiefs’ draft ends with USC defensive back Leon McQuay III
• Chiefs 2017 undrafted rookie free-agent tracker
• Chiefs trade back into fourth round, draft Michigan wide receiver Jehu Chesson
• Sporting KC adjusts security procedures after Tim Howard incident
• Sporting Kansas City summary for April 29
• FC Kansas City heads into third game down another striker in Liberty’s Shea Groom
• Adapting gardens to Kansas City’s changing climate
• Small, utterly human stories are deftly woven together in Elizabeth Strout’s new novel
• Nip these tomato-planting myths in the bud
• Northland couple build furniture and a business
• Winning lottery numbers for Saturday, April 29
• Royals-Twins rained out Saturday night, game postponed to July 1
• Rodrock Development’s Stonebridge spectacular on Spring Parade
• Three Tom French communities featured on Parade of Homes - Including an American Dream Award winner
• Cider Mill Ridge – What a neighborhood!
• Loch Lloyd creates family traditions
• Inspired Homes: Building beautiful, affordable homes where buyers want them most
• Eagle Creek homebuilders roll out new inventory homes in time for Spring