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Tuesday, September 20

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AP
More than 800 immigrants mistakenly granted U.S. citizenship
DNR lifts burn ban in Western Washington
Boeing cuts overtime pay for about 80,000 workers
Employers turn to workers to help slow health cost growth
Tentative agreement reached in state worker negotiations
Washington unemployment rates drops to 5.7 percent
6 Battle Ground schools report elevated lead levels in water
Central Washington teacher named Teacher of the Year
Judge won’t issue injunction in postgame prayer lawsuit

Aberdeen Daily World
Cosmopolis School District to offer free developmental screenings

Central Kitsap Reporter
Opinion: Deadly consequences of WDFW’s policies regarding wolf packs | My View

The Daily News
Some things to know about opioids in Washington state
Ports score big win in Senate
Editorial: Communication must be open between police and communities (Goodman)

Everett Herald (subscription required)
Tulalips convene summit on adapting to climate change
Report of little help to lawmakers on record request issues (Pollet)
Analysis: Trump’s tax plan now favors the ultra-rich even more
Editorial: Keep health district independent by reforming its oversight

Federal Way Mirror
Federal Wayans saying goodbye to Weyerhauser

Kirkland Reporter
King County refinances bonds to save $104 million
Association of Washington Cities honors Kirkland Rep. McBride with City Champion Award (McBride)

Seattle Times (subscription required)
Elementary-school teacher from Quincy named 2017 Washington Teacher of the Year
King County sets guidelines for $400M in new funding for children
Foes of Seattle police station halt council meeting, expand demands
What good is a right to abortion if you can’t pay for it?
Editorial: State officials need to explain lapses in sex-offender supervision
Opinion: Pro/con: What’s the right balance when dealing with homelessness?

Seattle Weekly
#BlockTheBunker Shuts Down Council, Demanding No Youth Jail and Fewer Police

Spokesman Review
WSU President Kirk Schulz says school may reconsider handling of athlete arrests after football season ends
Helen Stowell ‘lived like a pauper’ but left $3 million to Inland Northwest Community Foundation

Tri-City Herald
Hanford whistleblowers awarded $216,000 in back pay, compensation
Pasco votes to create more Latino-friendly council districts
Editorial: Are you ready to share the road with ‘robot’ drivers?

Seattle Weekly
Homeless Encampment By Jungle Swept During Meeting About How Homeless Encampments In Jungle Aren’t Being Swept
Can Coders Hack the Homelessness Problem?
Did Che Taylor Have to Die?

Tri-City Herald
N.Y. abuse case reveals risks of out-of-state foster care

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Go slow on plan to put electronic speed restrictors on large trucks

West Seattle Herald
Controversial homeless shelter angers White Center residents at meeting

Yakima Herald Republic
Yakima City Council hosting marijuana zoning public hearings
Clean Air Agency official’s ties to dairy industry draw scrutiny

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KING 5 TV (NBC)
WSP sex sting busts 22 accused of wanting sex with children
Mukilteo Strong Alliance launches Tuesday night
Seattle approves new scheduling rules for hourly workers

KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
Experts propose that I-5 from Seattle to Canada be only for self-driving cars

KNKX FM
Tax Dollars For Political Campaigns? It’s On Washington’s Ballot
Advice For The Next Commissioner Of Public Lands: A Conversation With Peter Goldmark
Tribe Claims Cross-Border Rights as Hunting Violations Head to Canadian Court
Washington Environmental Groups Hosting First Meetups On Racial Equity

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Seattle passes new scheduling rules for hourly workers

KUOW FM
A refugee moves to Seattle
Firm calls for banning human drivers on I-5 from Seattle to Canada
Seattle steps into the breach on worker protection

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Homelessness influencing future Seattle construction design
‘Heck yeah’ Seattle just passed a worker scheduling bill
Sound Transit 3 could cure Seattle’s transit envy, but will traffic improve?
Opinion: Desperate attempt to swindle voters on ST3

NW Public Radio
Your Tax Dollars For Political Campaigns? It’s On Washington’s Ballot
Here Are The Fossil Fuel Controversies Leading To Protests Across The Northwest
Firm calls for banning human drivers on I-5 from Seattle to Canada

Q13 TV (FOX)
Seattle passes ‘secure scheduling’ law that will affect thousands

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Crosscut
Foster Care Crisis
Scheduling law could set national precedent, combat inequality

Slog
Beginning Next Year, Seattle’s Fast Food and Big Box Employees Will Get More Control Over their Work Schedules

Publicola
Council Committee Greenlights Jungle Sweep, Cues Up Larger Fight Over Unsanctioned Encampments

Schmudget
Raising the Minimum Wage Is an Investment in Washington’s Kids

Slog
Secure Scheduling Rules Look Likely to Get Council OK

West Seattle Blog
City Council passes ‘secure scheduling’ for workers at companies with 500+ employees

Monday, September 19

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Associated Press
Sheriff rebukes GOP lawmaker over triple murder claims 
Some things to know about opioids in Washington state
Group looking at police use of deadly force debates law 
Federal engineering program to help low-income students 

Aberdeen Daily World 
Open house details flood control plans in Aberdeen, Hoquiam
City grappling with lodging taxes, Convention Center

The Daily News  
Schools confront looming costs; Old buildings, new law drive facility expenses higher

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Health district’s challenges include finances, governing itself
New rules for craft alcohol makers draw scrutiny
Machinists pass bill of rights to reassert member control
Commentary: How to kick our reliance on opioids for pain
Commentary: I-732 offers path to easing climate impacts on birds, ourselves
Editorial: Big Tobacco blows more smoke by hiring Boehner

Federal Way Mirror 
Back to school brings limits on work hours for teens

Kirkland Reporter 
Patchwork peace: Women of Wisdom display quilt in Kirkland
 
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)  
Editorial: OUR VIEW | Encouragement for the Elwha

News Tribune (subscription required)  
Op-ed: The port heard you loud and clear; now let’s talk

Olympian (subscription required) 
Has Obama forsaken Central America’s refugees?
Study: Opioid use down in states with medical marijuana
Just 3 percent of Americans own almost half of the country’s guns, study says
Editorial: State survey puts focus on disclosure costs

Redmond Reporter 
Former bullying victim turns experience into Reflections of Hope

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
Dubious voter-turnout claims in heated race for secretary of state
Mayor Ed Murray demonized, determined in homeless crisis: ‘It’s not going well’
Are low earners in Seattle moving up or moving out?
‘Income tax’ wording struck from Olympia ballot proposal
How your U.S. lawmakers voted
Editorial:  How Seattle can get every homeless person inside
Editorial: Consider actual benefits from Sound Transit 3

Spokesman Review  
‘Free the Snake’ flotilla protests dams, threat to wild fish runs
Ozzie Knezovich blasts Matt Shea podcast that links sheriff’s office to triple murder
Questions and accusations swirl in WSU football program as felony arrests mount
Website: WSU leads nation in arrests of student athletes
Is dealing with athletes’ criminal activity really ‘a team matter?’
Spokane Tribe given chance to rename, reimagine Canada Island in Riverfront Park
Mayor David Condon’s 2017 budget calls for 16 percent increase in spending and shift of police resources to property crimes
Spin Control: Trump’s birther statement the end of an era
Editorial: Lincoln County leads way on government transparency

West Seattle Herald 
South Seattle College celebrates largest incoming 13th Year Promise scholarship class

Yakima Herald Republic  
Life in Yakima’s homeless encampment: 50 tents, 80 people and a story behind every one 
Clean Air Agency official’s ties to dairy industry draw scrutiny 
Editorial: Communication must be open between police and communities 

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)  
Numbers show more kids dying in car accidents

KNKX FM  
Moving From Suggestions To Mandates To Cut Wildfire Risk For Rural Homes
Sixth Grade Is Tough. It Helps To Be ‘Top Dog’
Fewer Oregon Students Have Access To A School Nurse
A Nation Engaged: Is This Still A Land Of Economic Opportunity? 

KUOW FM
Transit ad campaign gets $1.1M from construction industry 
Do we need to better protect foster kids sent out-of-state?
Yes, People Really Are Driving While Playing Pokemon Go

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio) 
Threat of wildfires growing in the Northwest amid climate change
Seattle council’s vote on scheduling could ‘transform the lives’ of thousands
Gov. Inslee issues grave warning over homelessness

NW Public Radio  
Should Pornography Be Declared A Public Health Threat?

Web

Crosscut 
License to kill: how Washington may lose its right to wipe out salmon
Mayor’s homeless advisors are misguided
No sneezing: How female politicians are held to another standard

Publicola
Transit Activists Spoof Seattle Times

Friday, September 16

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Associated Press
Northwest states aim to protect Columbia basin from invasive species 
Washington State athletics seeks solvency by 2020 
Washington state to increase testing pot for pesticides 
Washington state limits carbon pollution from large sources 
State justices: OK for police to detain suspect’s companion 
Group sues on behalf of immigrant detainees seeking to stay 

Aberdeen Daily World 
August unemployment rate breaks eight-month holding pattern
Homesslessness issue discussed at Aberdeen City Coumcil meeting
County braces for barbecue audit; costs tallied

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
U.S. News rankings: Western Washington University among top colleges in western U.S. 

The Daily News  
Ecology launches new carbon cap , 4 Cowlitz County sites hit

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Snohomish County dismissed from Oso mudslide lawsuit
Attorney general denies knowing about destruction of Oso emails
Editorial: County street-level review seeks equal access for disabled

Kirkland Reporter 
Northshore Community Service Center to close as Public Health Center relocates

News Tribune (subscription required)  
The Nose: OK, class, time for a lesson in government spin-cycling!
Committee wants new Capitol campus building named after ‘iron-steady’ former lawmaker

Olympian (subscription required)   
Editorial: Time for a few new office building names

Puget Sound Business Journal 
New Pacific Science Center CEO on what region needs to do to prep kids for STEM jobs
Frustration on the docks: Puget Sound-area retailers, farmers impacted by Hanjin Shipping bankruptcy
People in research: How Seattle’s collaborative immunology makes for better research

Queen Anne & Magnolia News 
Miloscia says Seattle “needs adult supervision,” unveils homelessness legislation

Renton Reporter 
State unemployment figure drops to 5.7 percent

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
Open ‘safe places’ in Seattle, King County for heroin use, task force says
Yakima Latinos ‘frustrated, scared’ by Trump’s campaign
Editorial: Seattle’s scheduling rule is counter to our innovative business culture

Seattle Weekly  
New ACLU Report: Bail Creates a Two-Tiered Justice System in Washington
We Can Make Police Truly Accountable. Here’s How.
Opioid Addicts Say Kratom Helps Them Kick the Habit. So Why Is the DEA Banning It?
Why Standing Rock Has United America’s Indigenous People
Bunker? Blocked.

Vancouver Business Journal 
NW Natural files for rate reduction in Washington

Yakima Herald Republic  
College Scorecard has potential, but not quite there yet, say officials

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)  
Toxic barge removed from salmon estuary
Lawmakers plan to lower wildfire impact, expenditures (cross laminated timber)
State: Western State security upgraded, now working on culture

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Police patrol Seattle school after diversity event sparks online threat
White Center residents say community not equipped to handle new homeless shelter
Mayor puts new Seattle police north precinct on hold

KNKX FM  
Looking To Clean Air Act, Washington Finally Gets A Cap On Carbon
Oregon DHS Officials Brace For Possible Budget Cuts
Washington Lights Big Burns For Forest Health 

KUOW FM  
How labor movements shape the fight for living-wage employment
Seattle could be first in U.S. with safe injection site

NW Public Radio   
Clean Air Rule: Washington State Finally Gets One
Here Are The Fossil Fuel Controversies Leading To Protests Across The Northwest
Washington Lights Big Burns For Forest Health

Q13 TV (FOX)  
Gig Harbor High School student arrested after alleged ‘gun threat’ on social media
Hacker tries to ransom Bremerton Housing Authority data
Snohomish Co. holds forum to try to find ways to end heroin epidemic

Web

Crosscut 
State unveils new rules to combat climate change
Moralizing is out, safe drug consumption sites are in

Publicola
In Nod to Black Lives Matter, Controversial North Precinct Police Station Taken Off Table in New Budget

Schmudget  
Census Snapshot: Too Many Washingtonians Still Struggling to Make Ends Meet

Slog  
Washington State Finally Releases a Carbon Cap Rule
Cannabis in Washington State to Be Randomly Tested For Pesticides

Thursday, September 15

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Associated Press
Washington limits carbon pollution from largest sources
Washington State president, AD to meet with police
Boeing cuts overtime pay for about 80,000 workers
North Kitsap School District releases lead testing results
Washington unemployment rates drops to 5.7 percent
State dedicates newest ferry, to sail Seattle to Bremerton
Report finds blunders, deceptions at Western State Hospital
Employers turn to workers to help slow health cost growth
Tentative agreement reached in state worker negotiations

Aberdeen Daily World 
Cosmopolis School District to offer free developmental screenings

Bellingham Herald (subscription required) 
State task force divided on whether it should be easier to prosecute police in Washington    (Goodman)
Tentative deal for 30,000 state workers includes raises, $12 minimum wage

The Daily News  
Hundreds rally for and against methanol plant  
Editorial: Voters’ guide to state initiatives  

Everett Herald
Editorial: Are you ready to share the road with ‘robot’ drivers?

Kirkland Reporter 
King County refinances bonds to save $104 million
Association of Washington Cities honors Kirkland Rep. McBride with City Champion Award (McBride)

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
Ed Murray, other mayors push Congress for funds to fight heroin epidemic
Lawmaker to seek state bill to crack down on homeless camps
$80,000 median: Income gain in Seattle far outpaces other cities
Libertarian Gary Johnson will hold rally in Seattle
Editorial: Legislature should not wait for Supreme Court pressure on education funding (Rolfes)
Op-Ed: Women deserve abortion access no matter their incomes

Seattle Weekly  
Homeless Encampment By Jungle Swept During Meeting About How Homeless Encampments In Jungle Aren’t Being Swept
Can Coders Hack the Homelessness Problem?
Did Che Taylor Have to Die?

Spokesman Review 
Delta Upsilon fraternity suspends WSU chapter over sexual assault and drugging allegations
Cornerstone of downtown Spokane’s skywalk system to be replaced
Feds give $1 million to help state pay for drug that reverses heroin overdose
Photo: Visit from the governor
John Blanchette: Leach draws up some misdirection in defending players

Tri-City Herald
N.Y. abuse case reveals risks of out-of-state foster care

Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)  
Vacation rental regulation is on the horizon

Yakima Herald Republic  
Sage grouse fate examined after Range 12 Fire decimates habitat
With Yakima homicide scene as backdrop, advocates make their case for new gun law

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)  
Task force releasing heroin, opiate addiction battle plan Thursday
Business leaders raise concerns over unsanctioned camps
Snohomish County begins forums on heroin and opioid crisis
In historic vote, Sakuma farmworkers unionize
Wolf Advisory Group meets amid Profanity Peak pack controversy
Council committee approves new ‘Jungle’ plan
‘Diapers in Detention’ protest comes to Seattle

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Distraught father of deceased addict: ‘I came with a cross … and found a skull’
Seattle takes next step in removing residents from ‘Jungle’ homeless camp

KNKX FM  
Wealthy Donors Behind Anti-Corruption Ballot Measure
UW Researcher Wants To Normalize Conversations Around Drug Use
2 Deaths As UW Medical Center Water Supply Linked To Legionnaires’ Disease
With Citizens’ Help, Cities Can Build A Better Bike Lane — And More
Oregon Revenues Steady, But Storm Clouds Loom
After Cleanup, Middle Fork Snoqualmie Recreation Areas Bracing For Crowds

KUOW FM  
Depression in 7th grade: ‘I want to die but if I could get help that would be awesome’
Road deaths are up — a lot — in Washington state

MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio) 
City, WSDOT starts sweep in part of ‘Jungle’ homeless encampment

NW Public Radio  
Wealthy Donors Behind Anti-Corruption Ballot Measure

Web

Publicola  
Council Committee Greenlights Jungle Sweep, Cues Up Larger Fight Over Unsanctioned Encampments

Schmudget  
Raising the Minimum Wage Is an Investment in Washington’s Kids

Slog  
Secure Scheduling Rules Look Likely to Get Council OK

Wednesday, September 14

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Associated Press
State lawmakers, governor, others get pay raises 
Judge denies Spokane mayor recall effort over chief’s firing 
Seattle to consider reducing speed limits
Fire in south Washington near Columbia River grows

Aberdeen Daily World 
Homeless camped along Chehalis told to bug out — again
WSDOT modifies traffic signals on Highway 12 in East Aberdeen
Shoreline Master Program draft Update Open House this evening
Quinault president speaks against oil terminal projects
Grays Harbor College to offer Forest Resource Management program

Bainbridge Island Review 
Opinion: Flawed but needed first step

Bellingham Herald (subscription required)  
Tentative deal for 30,000 state workers includes raises, $12 minimum wage 

Central Kitsap Reporter 
Opinion: State should drop culvert case appeal | Being Frank 

The Daily News  
Editorial: For-profit colleges flop 

Everett Herald (subscription required)  
Middle class, poor just had best year since Great Recession
Everett utility rate increase would pay for $70M buildings
Cannabis industry to expand to $50B by 2026, analysts say
Editorial: Stronger rules needed on predatory payday loans

Federal Way Mirror 
Q&A, columns from District 30 House Pos. 1 candidates Kochmar, Pellicciotti

News Tribune (subscription required)
Tentative deal for 30,000 state workers includes raises, $12 minimum wage
Carpoolers will get edge for Sound Transit parking – for a price
State task force divided on whether it should be easier to prosecute police in Washington 

Olympian (subscription required)   
Port Commission hears opposition to military cargo in Olympia
Editorial: Light fire season a matter of luck

Queen Anne& Magnolia News 
Fighting to ‘raise up’

Redmond Reporter 
Marchione and other mayors discuss challenges, opportunities at Leadership Eastside panel
City continues process improvements with new online business licensing

Seattle Times (subscription required)  
Ed Murray, other mayors push Congress for funds to fight heroin epidemic
More bad news for polar bears: UW scientists find dire ice conditions across Arctic
Pot question bans some Canadians from U.S. for life
Westneat: Now that it’s become a race for the biggest whopper, Inslee may be OK

Seattle Weekly  
Council Weighs Plan to Evict the Jungle, But Advocate Bill and Other Proposals Loom Large

Spokesman Review  
Experts say Spokane likely is part of economic boom raising incomes of middle class
City Council, Mayor Condon announce desire to move on after recall petition tossed
Mike Leach accuses media, police of targeting football players following latest felony arrest of linebacker Logan Tago
Mike Leach’s statement regarding recent felony assault investigations
Gonzaga ranked fourth best western university; WSU questions ranking by U.S. News & World Report
Shawn Vestal: Across country, Republicans turning to McMorris Rodgers to raise millions of dollars
Editorial: Don’t wall off public protests

Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber 
Governor’s office announces support for Neighborcare Health clinic on Vashon  (Nelson)

Yakima Herald Republic  
ESD 105 receives $110,000 grant to combat substance abuse, promote healthier lifestyles
Editorial: Texting-driving message must get stronger

Broadcast

KING 5 TV (NBC)  
Sea-Tac moves forward with major construction project
Candidate for Auditor wants statewide homelessness audit

KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Seattle’s homeless camp cleanup fails due to city protocols

KNKX FM  
Automatic Voter Registration Yields Surge In Registered Voters In Oregon

KUOW FM  
Washington Wildlife Officials Continue Lethal Pursuit of Wolves

NW Public Radio  
Washington Wildlife Officials Continue Lethal Pursuit of Wolves
Automatic Voter Registration Yields Surge In Registered Voters

Web

Crosscut 
From Starbucks to City Hall: new worker protections advance in Seattle
Rethinking Seattle: What if we could start over?

Publicola  
Sound Transit Three Campaign Kicks Off with Big Agenda and a Nagging Footnote

Seattle P.I.  
Registered nurses picket Seattle Children’s Hospital for better wages, benefits
Constitutional scholars to House climate deniers: No witch hunt of Exxon critics

Slog  
Trump Supporters Threaten Muslim Woman Living in Lacey
The U.S. News College Rankings Are Out: Washington Has Five of the Top 20 Universities in the West
How the Homeless Sweeps Fail: A Homeless Man Camping Near the Freeway is Dead