Tuesday, November 8

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Associated Press
Sorority, frat events banned at Washington State University
Man charged with manslaughter in stray bullet death of woman
Mental hospital failed to report possible patient abuse 
End of the road: What to watch for in today’s election

Bainbridge Island Review 
Elections officials keep out keen eye for deceased voters

Central Kitsap Reporter  
By the way, your vote does count
WWU offering tuition waivers for post-9/11 veterans
Suquamish chairman Forsman appointed to key federal position
Opinion: Veterans: The one constant after election day
Editorial: World War II and what we learned about ourselves

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
The bizarre fight over Washington’s measure to tax carbon
Nearly 45 percent of Snohomish County ballots returned
Commentary: Housing homeless could reduce Medicaid costs

Federal Way Mirror 
Federal Way city staff: Restricting apartment zoning could have ‘unintended consequences’
Injustice? Beamer incident sparks rumors, innuendo and falsehoods

Kirkland Reporter 
Election day is here, many important issues on the ballot in Kirkland
Kirkland police investigating utility bill payment scam

News Tribune (subscription required)  
Paul Krugman: How to rig an election? Let’s count the ways

Olympian (subscription required)   
Hacking concern on Election Day: The companies that bring you the news

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
Slow down! Seattle cuts speed limits by 5 mph, but drivers will have grace period
Environmentalists sue BNSF to cover coal trains, prevent water pollution
Seattle hits 60-plus degrees for 6th consecutive day — first time in more than 120 years
Seattle U says its financial-aid experiment is working
Can state’s Democratic electors go rogue and deny Clinton their vote?
Opinion: A woman’s place is in the White House

Seattle Weekly
Harm Reduction Advocates Are Now Giving Out Snort Kits
Kochs Block Carbon Tax
A Council Majority Supports Spending Some North Precinct Money on Affordable Housing
Uber, Google, Want to Help You Vote
Feeling Gross This Election? Churches Offering Healing Vigils

Spokesman Review  
WSU student-run Greek councils ban all fraternity and sorority events until spring semester
Shawn Vestal: Presidential politics won’t break my family ties, but what about the nation?
Everything you need to know about the Electoral College (then can forget for four more years)

Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber 
Ferries: Comments from islanders to help with long-term plan

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)  
Our voting records are public records 

Wenatchee World (subscription required)
PUD 2017 budget includes $4 million for new jobs
Collaborative aims to fund 76,000-acre fuels project

Yakima Herald Republic  
Editorial: Final day for voters to weigh in on future 

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KNKX FM  
EPA Moving Ahead With No-Discharge Zone For Puget Sound 
Oregon Elections Officials Warn Of ‘Apparent Voter Suppression Scheme’
Weary Press Corps Can Celebrate Election’s End, Then Survey Wreckage
Election Day Coverage Continues Through The Night On 88.5 KNKX

KUOW FM  
Did Social Media Ruin Election 2016?
Ruling Puts Cascade Locks One Small Step Closer To Bottling Plant
Introducing trans identity to the Seattle Opera

NW Public Radio  
Outcome Of Water Pollution Trial Against BNSF Could Reach Beyond Lakes, Streams

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Crosscut 
Reading the Washington results: a smart person’s guide
D.C. wants to steal our state’s name. They can have it
If Legislature flips, here’s how priorities will change 

Publicola  
Smeared. Cleared. Repeat. The Ultimate Hillary Clinton Story.

Monday, November 7

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Associated Press
Navy to step up training in Northwest
Judge’s order revives movement to remove Snake River dams
State deciding whether to add land to Cherry Point reserve
Early votes arrive as Washington prepares for election night
Washington state elector says he won’t vote for Hillary Clinton

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)  
Group looks at effectiveness of farm conservation policy

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Cornfield: Presidential race looms large, but lots at stake for state
Muhlstein: Snohomish County group seeks to lower student expulsion rates
Editorial: Time to stop changing of the clocks
Letter: Housing controversy points to need for council districts (Robinson, Sells, McCoy)

News Tribune (subscription required)  
What happens to a kid released from Remann Hall when no one picks them up?
For 101-year-old woman, this election is something special

Olympian (subscription required)   
False flier tells college students they must register their cars in order to vote
Column: Opioid crisis affects patients, doctors

Redmond Reporter 
Two Redmond businesses closed as Public Health investigates foodborne illness outbreak

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
Amid new polio-like cases, Bremerton teen struggles to recover from past outbreak
After family feuds over Trump, Clinton and Sanders, can state Dems and GOP mend their party fences?
New plans for young Capehart Forest, where there once was asphalt
Cluster of domestic-violence homicides rocks Yakima County
Election: Control of state House in play in spendy down-ballot races
Election is one giant ‘stress trigger’; here’s how to get through it
Opinion: Paralysis or a future of compromise? Here’s what the next president should do
Editorial: Bad judgment by state campaign-finance chief, but not egregious

Spokesman Review  
Forum at WSU brings threats by state Sen. Michael Baumgartner amid impassioned defense of football player Robert Barber
Video of WSU Regents public meeting and Robert Barber press conference
Court filing says WSU football player Robert Barber hit unconscious student as he lay on the floor, threatened cop in 2015
John Blanchette: Robert Barber not about sports? Don’t kid yourself
We the people … stink at basic civics
Front and Center: Brooke Matson brings a creative spark to teaching
Election stress sending people to Spokane therapists’ couches
Spokane students use video game skills in robotic surgery tryout
Spokane region tops in the nation for percentage of homes that heat with wood
Judge sends convicted Spokane Valley killer to prison for 82 years
Red-light cameras save children’s lives, study finds

Wenatchee World (subscription required) 
Art of Community | STEM tour reveals powerful learning approaches
Hawkins bumped from committees? Depends on whom you ask

Yakima Herald Republic  
State election officials think we might set a turnout record 
Commentary: Collaboration, not transfer, is solution to land management 

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Hazardous Underwater Waste To Be Put In Dry Casks At Last
Coal Trains On Trial: Federal Judge To Hear Whether BNSF Cars Spill Toxic Dust
Tacoma Surpasses Seattle In Construction Employment Growth
Democrats Look To Make Gains In State Legislatures

KUOW FM
Why we’re stuck in traffic: An answer from November 1966
Ride-Hailing Apps: New Economy, Same Invisible Discrimination

NW Public Radio
Hazardous Underwater Waste To Be Put In Dry Casks At Last

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Publicola  
Two Videos to Watch Before Election Day

Friday, November 4

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Associated Press
DOC doing away with standard terms to describe inmates
Judge refuses to dismiss state’s Hanford vapors lawsuit
Psychiatric hospital investigated over photos of patient
Record number of Seattle homes sell for $1 million 

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)  
State considers adding 45 acres to Cherry Point reserve

The Daily News  
Legislative candidate Jimi O’Hagan charged with two felonies 

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
State Dept. of Corrections finds the term ‘offender’ offensive

Puget Sound Business Journal 
Future of flight remains a Seattle legacy
What we’re reading — the downside of rom-coms, kindergarten gender gap and more
Boeing’s move to China would ease cramped quarters at Renton plant and Boeing Field
Editor’s Notebook: It’s time to bring back Shop Class in Washington

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
State Republicans move to suspend PDC director
Daylight saving time ends: 9 things to do with that extra hour instead of sleeping
New York Times: More young adolescents died from suicide than car crashes in 2014
Political mailer from conservative group tells if you and your neighbors have voted
New food banks pop up in unexpected place: the UW
Politics podcast: Reporting on the Dakota Access Pipeline and debating ST3, on The Overcast
Sexual harassment, put-downs and progress: Northwest women leaders tell their stories
Editorial: Pondering pet privacy: Big Brother shouldn’t peer into your groceries
Editorial: AT&T-Time Warner merger could mean favoritism and lack of choice
ELECTION: Opinion: Looks like the FBI wants to make America great again

Seattle Weekly  
Muslim Community Members, Syrian Refugees to Give Out Supplies to Homeless
Legacy Business Effort Jumps First Hurdle in City Budget Wrangling

Yakima Herald Republic  
Council votes to save programs at budget meetings 

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KIRO 7 TV (CBS)  
Why Green River Killer Gary Ridgway is no longer called an ‘offender’

KNKX FM
Daylight Saving Time: Fall Back, And Order Another Round
Medical Interns Could Work Longer Without A Break Under New Rule
Memo To Spokane City Council Says Proposed Oil Train Ballot Initiative Isn’t Legal
Washington Prisons To Cease Calling Inmates ‘Offenders’
Economist Sees Glimmer Of Hope In Rural Washington’s Rising Unemployment

KUOW FM  
Why we’re stuck in traffic: An answer from November 1966
Middle School Suicides Reach An All-Time High
Piling up the green in the race for Washington’s public lands commissioner

NW Public Radio  
$18 Million Penalty Hits Grocery Group That Fought GMO Labeling
Washington Prisons To Cease Calling Inmates ‘Offenders’

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Crosscut 
Trump: Making radical right wingers relevant again

Seattle P.I.  
After the viaduct: More waterfront traffic
Federal judge won’t dismiss suit to protect Hanford worker safety

Thursday, November 3

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Associated Press
Report: Washington state’s background check system needs fix
Though Fed leaves key rate alone, it hints at coming hike
Why robots, not trade, are behind so many factory job losses
Why health care eats more of your paycheck every year

Bainbridge Island Review
Growing drug use at the high schools concerns administrators
Input sought on Highway 305 issues

Columbian
Republicans renew call for PDC chief to quit over Probst case

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Bloomberg: Fear of Trump pushes gold above $1,300 as investors seek haven

Federal Way Mirror
Federal Way mayor proposes funding options for 9 more police officers
Judge dismisses Federal Way mom’s suit against state, DOC after daughter’s murder

Kirkland Reporter
LWTech Foundation raises $114,000 for scholarships (McAuliffe)
Kirkland City Council signals preliminary support for proposed 2017-18 budget

Peninsula Daily News
State funds McDonald Creek fish passage project

Puget Sound Business Journal
UW medical residents and fellows have their first union contract

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Lynnwood eager for growth and transformation that light-rail station will bring
Seattle council studies changes that would swell mayor’s budget
Trump slam: Former GOP officeholders in Washington state back independent McMullin
In tearful testimony, former SPD officer denies race led to golf-club arrest
Opinion: DNR must rethink logging and landslides
Editorial: The late Sen. Andy Hill leaves legacy of achievement and public service

Seattle Weekly
A Year of Emergency
Sawant Wants to Pull $2 Million in Tax Breaks from Investors
How the Pike Place Market Cares for Its Own
Strange Sound: The Everett Massacre

Spokesman Review
Voters paved the way for 110 miles – and counting – of city street repairs
McMullin has electors, but not much chance in Washington

Wenatchee World (subscription required)
Inslee, Murray join Democratic event on election eve
Douglas County adopts new pot growing rules Yakima Herald Republic
Yakima police use latest technology to track child porn
With deadline nearing, groundwater committee member asks what happens if plan isn’t completed
Editorial: UW’s thinking big, and that could be good for the Valley

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KNKX FM
Republican Leaders Want Public Disclosure Commission Director Suspended
Enviromentalists Object As Wash. Readies Release of Long-Awaited Marbled Murrelet Conservation Plan
Amid A Statewide Shortage, A Psychiatric Unit For Teens Opens In Tacoma

KUOW FM
Grocery group that fought GMO labeling gets hit with $18 million fine
‘Too Damn Much Land.’ The Debate Over Public Land Ownership Comes To The Northwest

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Why homelessness has grown worse a year after mayor’s emergency declaration
DOC: Convicted criminals should no longer be called ‘offenders’
Opinion: Remembering a leader, friend Andy Hill

NW Public Radio
Republican Leaders Want Public Disclosure Commission Director Suspended

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Crosscut
UW deans won’t fund homeless health effort

Publicola
Dog Whistle Politics: Yes, It Can Happen in the Most Progressive Districts
Washington State AG Ferguson Wins Major Campaign Finance Case Against Grocery Association

Seattle P.I.
Remodel gives new life to Beacon Hill’s PacificTower
Grocery lobby must pay $18M for laundering campaign money

Wednesday, November 2

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Associated Press
Washington Sen. Andy Hill dies of lung cancer at age 54
Report: Washington’s gun background check system needs fix
Demolition begins on Hanford plutonium plant
Obama says Army Corps examining Dakota oil pipeline route
Money for Indian land buys will come up short

Aberdeen Daily World
A river divides public opinion: proposed dam has critics and fans

Bainbridge Island Review
As of Oct. 31, 27.62 percent of ballots turned in | 2016 Election

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Snohomish Co. child among 9 in state hit by mystery illness
PUD invests $11.2 million in energy-storing units
Muhlstein: Asian/Pacific Islander coalition helps immigrant voters
Burbank: You have meaningful decisions to make on your ballot

Kirkland Reporter
45th District State Sen. Andy Hill dies of lung cancer

News Tribune (subscription required)
Will this be the election that finally kills off the Democratic and Republican parties?
Editorial: A lifeline for kids with mental illness

Olympian (subscription required)
Olympia ranks among most LGBT-friendly cities for third straight year
They’re immigrants, citizens and voters — and they’re not thrilled with their choices for president

Peninsula Daily News
Crack found in Elwha River bridge pier; span remains open while crews monitor

Puget Sound Business Journal
EXCLUSIVE: Sea-Tac Airport mulls construction of big, new air cargo facility
State Sen. Andy Hill dies at 54

Redmond Reporter
Candidates vying for seats in 45th and 48th districts are focused on transportation, education funding, affordable housing and more
Lake Washington School District jumps from sixth to third largest district in state in two years

Seattle Times (subscription required)
State Sen. Andy Hill dies of lung cancer
Demolition begins of Hanford’s ‘most hazardous’ plutonium plant
Once again, Issaquah schools consider later start times
Gun-buyer background checks ‘fragmented,’ says state AG’s report
Editorial: Thank you, Bellevue, for stepping up for homeless

Seattle Weekly
Parents Protest Suspension of South Seattle Principal, Considered an Advocate of Racial Equity
Once a Liberal Darling, Bev Harris Still Thinks the Elections Are Rigged
Flunking Out of Metro Driver Training

Spokesman Review
City of Spokane expands operation of warming shelters, eyes more assistance for homeless care
New health insurance enrollment center helps Spokane residents select plans
Spokane County adopts ‘interim emergency ordinance’ in response to controversial water-rights decision
Editorial: Acquittals don’t justify takeover of Oregon wildlife refuge

Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
Proposed logging project creates concern
Weekend hunger forum aims for new solutions

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Watershed protection is a top priority

Wenatchee World (subscription required)
Farm to School
Cantwell gets an earful on wildfire issues

West Seattle Herald
U.S. Senator Patty Murray visits Sealth to get an eyeful of Software Engineering
Transit ST3 goes up for a vote
Food Lifeline shows its capability at an open house for West Seattle Chamber

Yakima Herald Republic
After 20 years, Hanford plutonium plant starts to fall
Editorial: Take a safety step for home and for greater good

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KING 5 TV (NBC)
Voters to decide on state minimum wage hike
Putin wants Microsoft products out of Russian offices
Years late and millions over budget, state computer system called a ‘failure’
‘Gaps’ in Washington gun laws, report says
King County election officials confident voting is secure
State Senator Hill dies after battle with cancer

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Demolition begins on Hanford’s hazardous plutonium plant
Wet October adds to region’s landslide risks

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Washington state Senator Andy Hill has died
Former WSDOT secretary says transit plans are ignoring I-5

NW Public Radio
Washington’s Republican Budget Writer Andy Hill Dies Of Lung Cancer
Attorney General Office Gives Advice After Releasing Data Breach Report
Unraveling Who’s Behind Those Negative Ads On TV In Washington

Q13 TV (FOX)
State Sen. Andy Hill, R-Redmond, chief Senate budget writer, dies of lung cancer at 54

WEB

Crosscut
Even in a crisis, new homeless strategy raises fears

Publicola
Early Ballot Returns Give Democrats Big Lead in Key State Senate Battles

Seattle P.I.
Popular state Sen. Andy Hill dies of the lung cancer he once defeated (Carlyle, Jayapal)

Slog
Washington State Republican Budget Writer Andy Hill Has Died 

West Seattle Blog
Chief Sealth International High School computer-science students meet U.S. Senator Patty Murray