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March 11, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (March 11)
• Opinion Line (March 11)
• Coffee news for Wichita’s west-siders
• Cobb signs on with Trump team
• Clinton’s lame excuse similar to Brownback’s
• Tabor women upset No. 7 seed in NAIA Division II tournament; Friends men lose
• Wichita State returns to practice with Selection Sunday on deck
• ICM builds biomass plant in California
• Don’t overlook needs of individuals in a family business
• You don’t say
• Scooter’s Coffeehouse franchisee Pat Do to add 3 new sites, including 2 downtown
• Featured business person: Greg Kahrs
• Weekly business briefing (March 12)
• Protest planned at Dallas home of fraternity member behind racist chant
• Wichita State’s Alex Harden, Jamillah Bonner named All-MVC
• Wichita State’s Ron Baker named second-team All-America by USA Today
• Bob Lutz: Shocker baseball hopes you’re not paying attention
• Nitride raises $3 million, adds investors
• Vilsack and EPA chief to speak to Farmers Union in Wichita on Monday
• Holly Dyer will lead Wichita Bar Association
• Kansas aviation official plans to participate in women’s air race
• Hunt on for man caught on video grabbing Washington toddler
• Perry Ellis returns to Kansas practice
• Today in history: Highlights from March 11 in history
• Letters on racial divide, library parking, liquor sales, indoctrination
• What’s next for Wichita?
• Wichita State baseball loses 12-1
• Jamari Traylor has a chance to step up for Kansas
• Work planned to improve access, parking in Commerce district
• Fees from new Kansas license plate to go to transplant donor program
• Hibachi Boy to open on east side this month and west side within about a year
• 2 teens killed, 2 hurt when car strikes utility pole (VIDEO)
• Puppets help sisters grow their business
• Senate confirms Kathryn Gardner to Kansas Court of Appeals
• Bob Lutz: Even after drought, Wyandotte remains Kansas’ basketball kingpin