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March 7, 2016

• Boys’ 11th Region finals: Dunbar advances to Sweet Sixteen
• Insurers must cover pain pills ineffective when snorted, smoked
• Live arms, including former U of L star Burdi, livening up Twins’ bullpen
• Jury acquits former Scott County bus driver of harassment
• Ky. should have early voting
• Black UK students should get active on campus
• Killing workers to create coal jobs?
• Water rate hike outrageous
• Put deposit on cigarette butts
• Bevin’s broken vow
• Democrats too dependent
• Fix Ky. tax system
• Tired of empty rhetoric
• 11th Region boys’ basketball finals: Live updates and video
• Big Blue Links: Skal Labissiere makes Kentucky basketball even more dangerous
• Education notes for the week of March 7
• UnCommonwealth: Veteran shares scenic iPhone pictures of bicycle travels
• Lexington’s Safety City gets a new fleet of electric cars
• 15 Mighty Moms honored by Altrusa International of Lexington
• Planning for Lexington’s Fourth of July Parade begins
• Un-Shackled by Love Ministries to hold inaugural gala dinner
• Library’s Eastside branch has grand opening March 15
• The week ahead: events to watch out for March 7-13
• Multitalented Karl-Anthony Towns showing off passing skills, too
• Coach says Randle has a ‘Dennis Rodman mentality’ for rebounding
• Tuesday’s special House elections: What you need to know
• Florida horseman Norman E. Casse dies at age 79
• Mark Story: Soooo, UK fans should root for the Cats to finish 2nd in SEC tourney?
• Skal’s emergence allows UK pieces to fall into place
• UK basketball assistant talks about the Wildcats’ highly touted group of incoming recruits
• Postseason awards rolling in for Kentucky
• Kentucky had the week's biggest jump in the Top 25
• UK football recruiting notes: Analyst praises QB commitment’s development, but predicts he won’t be a Wildcat