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November 7, 2014

• It’s time to cross to the sunny side of the street
• Opinion Line Extra (Nov. 7)
• Opinion Line (Nov. 7)
• Wichita Ribfest will not return next year
• Deli Day serves Jewish comfort food, both sweet and savory
• Brownback, Roberts overcame poor ratings to win
• Wichita stages: Holiday theater preview 2014
• K-State basketball 2014-15: Kellis Robinett breaks down the Wildcats
• Report: Helicopter deliveries down 32 percent so far this year
• KansasBio chief executive to retire
• Wichita artist’s winter scenes on cards help Independent Living Resource Center
• Wichita State president plans statement on baseball team’s NCAA violations
• Increase regionalism
• Letters on gullible voters, Orman, re-electing Republicans, voter fraud, evil moniker
• Thunder adapts to younger ECHL
• Jobs report fails to impress investors
• Saturday’s small-college games
• Mystery surrounding Mozart’s ‘Requiem’ still fascinates
• Arrest made in shooting outside south Wichita apartment complex
• K-State basketball 2014-15: Jeff Mittie wants big crowds back at women’s games
• Wichita State doubles team upsets fourth seed at Indoor Championships
• Abortion foes see efforts helping GOP in Kansas
• Man hospitalized after being shot in chest on South Hydraulic
• Clint Bowen is auditioning for his dream job at Kansas
• Roses to be given in exchange for food donations
• Fund for medical bills set up for toddler critically hurt in collision
• Air Guardsman from Goddard pleads guilty to sex charge in Texas
• The Avett Brothers to play at Intrust Bank Arena in February
• Bombardier and Textron head to China for air show
• Woman in Batman mask robs convenience store
• Consumers to get peek at 2015 health law premiums
• K-State basketball 2014-15: Big Hurt ready to be a presence
• K-State basketball 2014-15: Expectations are high for transfer Justin Edwards
• Visa issues cost former Shocker Gal Mekel a roster spot with Indiana Pacers
• Paula Deen lookalike wins contest
• U.S. airstrikes hit Islamist extremist groups in Syria
• Smaller banks try to buck statewide, decade-long decline
• DA ‘cannot and will not’ clear officer in fatal 2012 shooting
• VarsityKansas Gamenight: Read a recap of First-round playoff action via Twitter
• Dance troupe Ailey II to perform at Orpheum
• Spirit’s computer systems restored as production continues
• You don’t say
• Wichita Gun Club to reopen in new, significantly larger space.
• KU basketball 2014-15: One-and-done players hope to make a quick mark
• Kansas will ask U.S. Supreme Court to uphold state’s gay marriage ban
• Friday’s Kansas high school playoff football, soccer scores (Nov. 7)
• Go Wichita to host community brand meeting
• Russian positively identified as final plane crash victim
• 23-year-old dies after being pinned under car on South Broadway salvage yard
• Kansas State Q&A: Bill Snyder, Jake Waters, Curry Sexton and a whole lot of TCU
• Improved TCU offense awaits Kansas State in Fort Worth
• Scattered Lodges Trading Co. moves, expands in Delano
• KU basketball 2014-15: Rustin Dodd breaks down the Jayhawks
• Mark Mangino on visiting team this week in Lawrence against Jayhawks
• Rollie Massimino brings his exhibition tour to Wichita State
• A conversation with Christine Tasheff
• Kim Roentved returns to Wichita as part of B-52s front office
• Wichita State baseball’s wait on NCAA decision continues after trip to Indianapolis
• Wichita State names Ron Matson as liberal arts dean
• Wichita Rep. Jim Ward wants to be House minority leader