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The next scheduled blood drive in Wyandotte County is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 25 at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Francisco Lounge, 3901 Rainbow Blvd., Kansas City, Kan.
Another upcoming blood drive is from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. April 4 at Sumner Academy, old gym, 1610 N. 8th, Kansas City, Kan.
To register for these Community Blood Center blood drives, visit https://www.esavealifenow.
March 9
Theft, criminal damage, 8100 block of Troup, ignition, $250 value.
Theft, 1700 block of North 73rd Terrace, 2006 Ford Mustang, $10,000 value.
Theft, 800 block of North 34th, 1996 Honda Accord, $2,000 value.
March 8
Burglary, 3300 block of Shawnee Drive, purse, driver’s license, currency, $225 value.
Burglary, criminal damage, 1800 block of Glendale, two toolboxes wet vacuum, plumbing tools, $145 value.
Theft, 3100 block of Haskell, handgun, combination safe, $300 value.
March 7
Auto burglary, 1600 block of Woodland Boulevard, knife, purse, bank card, $200 value.
Burglary, criminal damage, 1500 block of North 78th Place, door frame, $250 value.
Criminal use of financial card, theft, 7200 block of Osage, currency, $372.15 value.
Theft, 5200 block of State, U-Haul, tow dolly, $5,000 value.
Theft, 46th and Oak Grove, USSIC, electrical locator, $2,000 value.
Theft, 5000 block of Oak Grove Road, 2012 Chevy Sonic, $10,000 value.
Theft, 13th and Armstrong, vehicle, $3,500 value.
March 6
Theft, 12600 block of Parallel Parkway, 2013 Silverado, tailgate, $1,400 value.
March 5
Burglary, criminal damage, 4500 block of Welborn Lane, mink jacket with hood, mink coat with hood, ring, two camcorders, $19,900 value.
Burglary, 2600 block of North Early, gun, $500 value.
Theft, 1100 block of North 34th, 1999 Oldsmobile Bravada, $2,500 value.
March 3
Forgery, theft, 3500 block of Rainbow Boulevard, Bank Midwest, cash, check, deposit ticket, checking withdrawal, $2,703 value.
Sporting KC will hold a Summer in the Soccer Capital series of events this summer, featuring an international friendly against Manchester City of the English Premier League on July 23 at Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kan.
“It is a pleasure to host a world-class club like Manchester City. It will be a great event not only for our fans, but our players as well to measure ourselves against one of the best teams in all of soccer,” said Sporting KC manager Peter Vermes.
“The team is excited and will be ready to face another Premier League team,” said Sporting KC captain Matt Besler. “We have so many memories from the last time we played a team from Manchester and now playing at Sporting Park will make this even better.”
It will be Manchester’s first international friendly against an MLS club since it on the English Premier League and also the first match on its tour of the United States this summer.
Manchester’s forward Sergio Aguero ranks third in the Premier League with 15 goals this season, while Yaya Toure’s 13 goals are tied for fourth most among Premier League players. Fellow attackers Alvaro Negredo, Jesus Navas and David Silva all feature for the world’s No. 1 ranked national team, Spain, and the club’s defense is anchored by England goalkeeper Joe Hart along with a backline of Vincent Kompany, Pablo Zabaleta, Gael Clichy and Martin Demichelis.
Ticket information for the July 23 match will be announced later.
The Summer in the Soccer Capital event will begin with FIFA World Cup watch parties to be held in the Power and Light District of Kansas City, Mo., according to an announcement from the soccer club.
Admission will be free to the outdoor area at the Power and Light District.
Beginning with the opening match on June 12 and continuing through the World Cup final on July 13, all 64 matches will be shown on a large outdoor video screen in the center at the Power and Light District.