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Wednesday, October 19

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Associated Press
Snow helps wrap up below-average wildfire season in US West

Aberdeen Daily World
Ecology adopts updated rule to enhance oil pipeline safety

Bainbridge Island Review
Opinion: Clock is ticking in governor’s race | THE PETRI DISH

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Polling finds strong support for minimum-wage increase

Kirkland Reporter
Kirkland’s second ballot box to open at Kingsgate Library on Oct. 21

News Tribune (subscription required)
MultiCare physicians form union in Auburn, say Tacoma could be next

Olympian (subscription required)
Column: The greatest fear of all

Puget Sound Business Journal
Washington state minimum wage hike backers are outraising opponents almost sixtyfold

Seattle Times (subscription required)
O, Canada! Thanks for the kind words
Seattle teachers hope their cause isn’t lost amid noise over Black Lives Matter shirts
Election: Sound Transit 3 opponent files complaint over mailer
Election: Writer to share field notes from life among Trump’s core base
FYI Guy: What Washingtonians Google: How to survive an earthquake — and how to look hot
Editorial: Donald Trump has invented a conspiracy that could do serious damage
Opinion: Sound Transit 3 is the transit system our region has needed for 40 years

Seattle Weekly
How Seattle’s 43rd District Became a Bulwark for Gay Representation in Washington (Pedersen, Walkinshaw)
How Did Sound Transit Manage to Cut Years Off ST3’s Construction Schedule?
The Lovers and Haters of ST3 (Fitzgibbon, Carlyle)
Will Bus Rapid Transit on 405 Live Up to Its Name?
Proposition 1 Needs Support Outside Seattle to Pass. But Not Much.
Yes, ST3 Will Take Forever to Build. But Backers Warn of Longer Waits if the Measure Fails.
Sound Transit CEO Peter Rogoff Answers the $54B Question

Spokesman Review
Trump comments of ‘rigged election’ denounced by officials running them
Police cracking down on public marijuana smoking in downtown Spokane
Washington Supreme Court water-rights ruling will affect building permits for rural property owners

Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
Public meeting with ferry chief, officials set for next Wednesday

Wenatchee World (subscription required)
Ballots to go out ahead of schedule
Goldmark unveils new emergency center for wildfire response

Yakima Herald Republic
Editorial: Decisions soon to be in hands of voters

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KING 5 TV (NBC)
Franklin HS singled out black kids with scholar pledge, parents claim
Hanford workers contaminated in highly unusual accident
Park n’ Ride lots under microscope

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Controversial ‘covenant’ sparks anger from Seattle high school students and parents
Assessing landslide risks after recent heavy rains

KNKX FM
New Federal Action Plan For Puget Sound Restoration Leverages Tribal Treaty Rights
Gun Rights, Gun Control Advocates React To Background Check Prosecution

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Start paying attention to the Washington state Supreme Court
Opinion: Proof the last anti-gun measure was oversold and misleading

NW Public Radio
Gun Rights, Gun Control Advocates React To Background Check Prosecution

Q13 TV (FOX)
Seattle high school singles out black students to sign pledge to be better students
Up to 1,000 Seattle teachers to wear ‘Black Lives Matter’ T-shirts today

WEB

Crosscut
A solution for Seattle’s homeless: Bring Hooverville back

Publicola
With 7 Council Members on His Side, Murray Reaches New Bargain on Original Developer Grand Bargain

Seattle P.I.
The Obama administration steps up to the plate on cleaning up Puget Sound

Thurstontalk.com
Fraser Named “City Champion” by Association of Washington Cities (Fraser)

 

 

Tuesday, October 18

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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court won’t hear death penalty appeal in Whatcom County case
Wyman dismisses Trump’s claim of rigged election 
Attorney General says judicial candidate broke campaign laws 
A few competitive races could change control of Legislature (Mullet)
14 arrested in Washington state prostitution sting

Aberdeen Daily World 
Commissioners balk at Gateway Project funding

Columbian  
State schools chief candidates eye McCleary
Health plan exchange opens enrollment centers

The Daily News  
Why was Saturday’s storm prediction so off? 

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Schools spend time on financial literacy under new standards

Federal Way Mirror 
Redondo Boardwalk open again after 2-year closure

Highline Times 
Burien sets legislative agenda that includes airport noise mitigation

Journal of the San Juan Islands 
Premera Blue Cross to cut individual health plans in the state exchange to San Juan County residents in 2017  

Kirkland Reporter 
City of Kirkland open house on new stormwater regulations, zoning code revisions

News Tribune (subscription required)
Mugshots for all? Half of U.S. adults in police face-recognition systems, study finds 
Indian tribes may be sovereign, but their casinos remain subject to federal scrutiny
Americans work more hours than Europeans: This may be why

Puget Sound Business Journal 
Washington state minimum wage hike backers are outraising opponents almost sixtyfold

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
State pouring billions into schools, but are they ‘fully funded’? Districts say no (Rolfes)
Minimally invasive surgery a safe option for major liver cases, UW study finds
United in fossil-fuel fight, NW tribes inspire N.D. pipeline foes
GOP’s Secretary of State Kim Wyman calls Trump rigged-election claim ‘irresponsible’
King County tries counseling, self-reflection instead of jail for teens
Opinion: Women, like me, are suffering in silence amid sexual harassment

Seattle Weekly  
As Politicians Make Homelessness a Focus, Will the Homeless Get Out and Vote?
The Scary Clown Fad Is Killing Fundraising Efforts For Seattle Group That Uses Clowns as Force of Good

Spokesman Review  
Sex trafficking investigation nets 14 arrests and pulls 72 people out of prostitution across Washington state
Spokane-based Etailz acquired for $75 million
Feds accepting comments on proposal to protect wolverines
WSU student critically injured in fall from balcony

Wenatchee World (subscription required) 
PUD says it is safe from Alcoa corporate split
Health-care improvement group sets four priorities

Yakima Herald Republic  
State pouring billions into schools, but are they ‘fully funded’? Districts say no (Rolfes)
Editorial: CWU-Horizon partnership helps address critical need 

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)  
First criminal case filed two years after gun background check initiative became law
‘I refuse to be victimized anymore’: Former WA first lady on sexual harassment
Park n’ Ride users could be charged a fee

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)  
$74 million later, Mercer Mess is 2 seconds faster

KNKX FM
Washington Murder Case Results In Gun Charge Under 2014 Background Check Law

KUOW FM  
4 officers, 1 social worker, 9K calls: Can a new app help with Seattle’s crisis intervention? 
5 Reasons (And Then Some) Not To Worry About A ‘Rigged’ Election
Vice President Biden: ‘Trump Is Out There Doing Something Very Dangerous’ 
How Gaps In Mental Health Care Play Out In Emergency Rooms

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio) 
Department of Justice clarifies it won’t endorse the Seattle homeless bill
Even Kitsap County isn’t free of transit-related tax proposals
Rifle ban will never happen, senatorial candidate says (Frockt, Ranker)

NW Public Radio  
Washington Murder Case Results In Gun Charge Under 2014 Background Check Law
Breweries Thirsty For Fresh Central Washington Craft Beer Grads

Q13 TV (FOX)  
Mudslide knocks down power lines, blocks West Valley Highway in Pacific
Mayor calls meeting with Seahawks’ Doug Baldwin on police ‘very constructive’

Web

Crosscut 
Tensions run high in City Council over new tenant protections

Monday, October 17

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Associated Press
Man shot at new homeless camp near Seattle’s ‘Jungle’ 
Walking on sunshine: Idaho company debuts solar sidewalks 
Accidental shootings killing, injuring Washington children
Nearly half of young adults lack retirement savings, pension
Investors anxious as Oregonians again vote on marijuana
Black Lives Matter homecoming float vandalized in Idaho

Aberdeen Daily World 
Predicted ‘historic’ storm fails to live up to hype
Mental health facility coming to McCleary
Leaders Banquet honors Hargrove, Seabrook

Central Kitsap Reporter 
Washington state voter registration at an all-time high

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)  
Bellingham voters to decide whether to tax themselves again for green spaces 
Justice delayed? 6,000 rape kits sit untested 

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Obama lets Americans bring home more Cuban cigars and rum
Is Sound Transit 3 the $54 billion answer to our congestion?
What Snohomish County would pay — and what ST3 would deliver
Child care costly proposition for parents
Commentary: I-1433’s leave policies would aid victims of domestic violence
Editorial: I-732’s carbon tax creates uncertainty for state budget

Federal Way Mirror 
City of Federal Way chief of staff under investigation on forgery allegations

News Tribune (subscription required)  
Deal on Tacoma LNG plant would alter 2008 promise by PSE’s parent company 
How an Olympia ballot measure could pave the way for a statewide income tax (Chase, Hunt)
A young black man walks in deputies’ shoes

Olympian
Dana Milbank: Shame on Trump? Shame on us.
Column: GOP may rise from ashes
Op-ed: A politician – and a party – deserving of contempt

Puget Sound Business Journal 
At fast-growing UW, a development plan calling for taller buildings
EXCLUSIVE: University of Washington to announce a capital campaign in excess of $4 billion

Redmond Reporter 
Nature Vision receives SETAC award for environmental education

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
The storm that wasn’t: Why Western Washington windstorm predictions went wrong
Westneat: For aid workers on front lines, clearing of Jungle an unequivocal success
Measure to lift minimum wage to $13.50 statewide has Washington divided
Editorial: Foster Cascadia as a cross-border region of tech
Editorial: Voters need to take responsibility for public schools
Opinion: Opioid abuse is destroying our community. I know, I was a heroin addict

Spokesman Review  
Salish School plans revolutionary approach with $1 million grant
State sees roundabouts as answer to congestion at Medical Lake interchange
Cathy McMorris Rodgers tepidly allies with Trump, touts policies in Congressional race against Joe Pakootas
Second arrest made in brutal beating of EWU studentComcast’s new pricing structure for internet usage has bite as new fees start Nov. 1 in Washington and around nation

Wenatchee World (subscription required) 
Residents upset as school district prepares to get out of rental business
Chelan County happy with self-insured health savings

Yakima Herald Republic  
Yakima County jail uses segregation methods to keep gang violence down 

Broadcast

KNKX FM  
Growth In Seattle And Denver Spurs Need For Transit
Adult Trials, Long Sentences For Youth Get Scrutiny In Washington
Puget Sound Energy Trades In Gas, Electricity, Political Clout
WikiLeaks Releases More Purported Emails, Bringing Total To More Than 11,000
Survey Says Americans Are Getting Stressed By The Elections

KUOW FM  
There’s Really No Comparison Between The Trump And Clinton Foundations
Workplace Sexual Harassment: A Threat To Victims, A Quandary For Bystanders
Judge Dismisses Newtown Families’ Lawsuit Against AR-15-Style Gun-Maker
New U.N. Leader Sets Goals: Humility, Empathy, Empowering Women

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio) 
WA Attorney General: Racist for landlords not to rent to felons
Washington voter registration hits a four-decade high

NW Public Radio  
Former Washington GOP Chair Debates Longtime Senator
Northwest Utilities Amp Up New Business Line Of Charging Electric Cars
Adult Trials, Long Sentences For Youth Get Scrutiny In Washington 

Web

Crosscut 
The $54 billion question: Can we afford Sound Transit 3?
Op-Ed: Minimum wage measure would bulldoze construction firms
As storm approaches, tempers flare over homeless camps

Publicola  
O’Brien Stands Up to Angry Crowd at Council Meeting

West Seattle Herald 
Will we see homeless campers in our parks? Rancorous City Council meeting airs the issues

Friday, October 14

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Associated Press
Medicare unveils far-reaching overhaul of doctors’ pay
Federal government raises pressure on Oregon over IDs 
GOP candidate for public lands chief rescinds Trump support 
European Union to challenge trade ruling against Airbus
U.S. coal bypasses state ports, exports through Canada

Aberdeen Daily World
Owner of the D&R Theatre re-evaluating how to move forward

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)  
Threat of historic storm spurs city preparation 

Central Kitsap Reporter 
First responders face dangerous challenges when faced with opioid addicts

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Commission celebrates 30 years of commitment to kids
Initiative 732 shows just how taxing the ballot can be
Jobless claims at 42-year low as U.S. employers shun firings

Kent Reporter 
Redondo Boardwalk reopens in Des Moines (Orwall, Gregerson, Keiser)

News Tribune (subscription required)  
Puyallup lawmaker faces 44 alleged ethics violations for using state videos, photos in campaign 
Layoffs coming at St. Joe’s; some doctors worry about outcome 

Peninsula Daily News  
Department of Natural Resources reschedules public meeting to Tuesday on expansions of two conservation areas

Puget Sound Business Journal 
Opinion: Transit ‘moonshot’ funds should be spent on education
Opinion: Transit package is about voting for Seattle’s future vitality
Editor’s notebook: A bus commuter’s take on the Bus Rapid Transit option

Renton Reporter 
School board appoints Damien Pattenaude as next superintendent 
Metro warns storms may interrupt transit schedules

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
One of Washington’s reddest counties struggles with Trump — but he’ll win there anyway
High winds expected to pick up throughout Friday
How a super typhoon got sucked into a jet stream and spawned the storm that’s barreling right for us
Lands-commissioner candidate Steve McLaughlin changes mind, pulls support for Trump
King County voters to decide on turning prosecutor into a nonpartisan job
State overestimated impact a carbon tax would have on electricity prices

Seattle Weekly  
Has the State GOP Given Up On Bill Bryant?
Murray: No More Sweeps At Homeless Camps That Don’t Cause Problems
Reverse Course! DEA Holds Off On Banning Kratom

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)  
Supreme Court hears case against ‘environmentally risky’ oil terminals
How to build a 72-hour emergency disaster kit
Richard Sherman: Trump ‘locker room talk’ defense a ‘cop out’

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Historic Saturday wind storm could bring gusts of 60-70 mph in Puget Sound region
Satanic temple wants program in Tacoma elementary school

KNKX FM  
Seattle Lawmakers To Revise Homeless Encampment Rules Amid Backlash
Exploding E-Cigarettes Spur Lawsuits In Washington State
The Video Defense About Her Emails Hillary Clinton Never Gave
Obama Eases Special Limits On Cuban Products, From Drugs To Rum And Cigars
DeVry University Agrees To Stop Ads Touting Grads’ Job Success Without Proof

KUOW FM  
A minimum wage fight outside Seattle could shape state Legislature
For Some Sexual Assault Activists, Trump Tape Is A Teachable Moment
Incoming windstorm could make Seattle’s worst storms list
Justice Department Will Track Police Killings And Use Of Force
A List Of The Accusations About Trump’s Alleged Inappropriate Sexual Conduct

MyNorthwest.com 
Washington voter registration hits a four-decade high

NW Public Radio
Here’s What You Need To Know For Saturday Night’s Big Storm
Big Storm Could Mean Big Puget Sound Pollution
Officer Bitten In Genitals By Police Dog Loses Bid For Damages

Q13 TV (FOX)
Strong winds, rain pound Western Washington; strongest storm still to come
NWS leaning toward ‘worst case scenario’ for Saturday
Police confirm suspect unsuccessfully tried to buy a gun before Cascade Mall Shooting

Web

Crosscut 
How Seattle blew its chance at a subway system

Thursday, October 13

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Associated Press
Hospital industry says it, too, is slammed by drug costs
Rains, wind kick off stormy few days in the Northwest 
U.S. Carries Out Strikes Against Yemen’s Rebels 
Seattle backs UW’s new freight lab to tackle urban-delivery congestion

Aberdeen Daily World 
State Supreme Court to hear Port oil project permit case
$20 million grant to provide financing for rural, tribal improvements

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)  
Nooksack Indian Tribe creates Supreme Court, gets restraining order against appeals court 

The Daily News
Fish and Wildlife to downlist Columbian white-tailed deer 

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Washington Post: National support for marijuana legalization hits new heights
Letter: Letter: Discrimination key part of gender pay gap

News Tribune (subscription required)  
Looming storms lead to high wind warning, canceled events 
Family tragedy behind Initiative 1491, to get guns from those deemed at extreme risk 
Matt Driscoll: For parents, finding hope in Trump vs. Clinton election isn’t easy 
Local Democrat may refuse to cast electoral vote for Clinton 

Puget Sound Business Journal 
Inside Washington state’s campaign to pass the nation’s first carbon tax

Redmond Reporter 
Seniors can apply for affordable rental apartments in Redmond
State candidates tackle aging issues during forum

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
DEA backs down on plan to ban kratom
Stormy forecast: Thursday could be bad, but Saturday could be worse
Bertha restarts ahead of schedule after 6-day break
King County voters to decide on turning prosecutor into a nonpartisan job
Petition, emails, calls flood in over Seattle City Council’s homeless-rights plan
Opinion: Do more to take guns out of the hands of domestic abusers

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required) 
City wisely revisits inmate housing plan 
Camp ‘unmanageable,’ homeless advocate Dan Clark says 
Eastern Washington a political fault line 

Wenatchee World (subscription required)  
Facility committee recommends remodel and mild expansion of Wenatchee High

Yakima Herald Republic  
Should minimum wage earners get a raise? How will you vote and why?
Educational opportunity gap talk at Heritage Saturday   (Santos, Ortiz-Self, McCoy)

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)  
Safety improvements for Hanford workers now in hands of federal judge
Amendment defines city parks, sidewalks as ‘unsuitable’ for encampments
Urban farming course helps refugees in Washington

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)  
10 people arrested after protesters pepper sprayed by police, forced out of city hall

KNKX FM
2 Big Storms Coming To Western Wash.; Conflicting Models On Whether Saturday’s Will Be Historic

KUOW FM  
We Pay Billions For Greener Farms, So What Does That Buy Us?
Donald Trump Faces Accusations Of Inappropriately Touching Women
Protests Disrupt Pipelines Across The Northern U.S.
SPD denies it used social media surveillance to target activists
How The ‘Cannabis Catch-22’ Keeps Marijuana Classified As A Harmful Drug
What’s In The Latest WikiLeaks Dump of Clinton Campaign Emails
NW Public Radio  
Political Tornado Swirls In District That Could Determine Control Of Washington House

Q13 TV (FOX)  
Up to 1,000 Seattle teachers to wear ‘Black Lives Matter’ T-shirts next week

Web

Crosscut 
Council considers unilateral action to diversify police force
Op-Ed: Washington’s low minimum wage is bad for business
A big bet on oil train safety in Vancouver

Publicola
Capitol Hill Housing Project Stands Up to African American Displacement in Central District
The Trump Effect

Seattle P.I.  
Those sex assaults Trump bragged about? Not a felony here
Election: Former Miss Washington among Trump’s accusers