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Monday, October 24
Associated Press
Census Bureau nixes 2017 test on Standing Rock Reservation
Hundreds expected for hearing on coal-export terminal
Initiative subplot: Fight between union, conservative group
State minimum wage campaign: Is initiative best way to hike pay?
Aberdeen Daily World
Razor clam dig on the Twin Harbors in peril
State unemployment rate dips again in September
Cormier touts accomplishments in re-election bid
Nichols hopes to woo voters with coffee and jobs
Loads of money pour into local campaigns
Bothell Reporter
McAuliffe receives lifetime achievement award for advocating for children with special needs (McAuliffe)
Central Kitsap Reporter
Port Orchard businessman stumps for proposed ‘fast ferry’
The Daily News
Sales tax may help solve 911 critical funding gap
Blake, O’Hagan ready to face off in November (Blake)
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Thousands in county could benefit from minimum-wage measure
For Tulalips, protecting treaty rights means restoring habitat
Boeing announces layoff warnings around Puget Sound
Kirkland Reporter
Lakeshore Clinic announces plan to join EvergreenHealth
Google announces $165,000 for “open outdoors for kids” during event at Kirkland campus
McAuliffe receives lifetime achievement award for advocating for children with special needs (McAuliffe)
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Washington state’s plan for megaquake ‘grossly inadequate,’ review finds
Western governors, federal land agencies try uneasy collaboration
‘Rigged’ vote? ‘Wrong,’ says King County elections official
Education Lab IQ: Should we prepare all students for college?
UW plans to expand upward in big growth spurt
Judge dismisses Ride the Ducks crash survivors’ claim
Opinion: A nuclear North Korea is the next president’s challenge
Spokesman Review
Pressure mounts on Lower Snake dams as fish runs sag
Lower Snake River dams have a long history of controversy
Spokane Valley resident kills man who came to door, says the man charged him
Getting There: Hillyard oil contamination puts roadblock in plans for North Spokane Corridor
Tri-City Herald
Decades-long Hanford cleanup project ends in success
Vancouver Business Journal
WSDOT seeks input on Community Engagement Plan
Wenatchee World (subscription required)
Soap Lake voters to consider city manager form of government
Two races to determine make-up of county commission
City councilman takes on two-term incumbent
Extra postage needed for some Douglas County ballots
Yakima Herald Republic
Military recruiters increase their presence in Yakima Valley high schools
For some low-income workers, retirement is only a dream
Broadcast
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Ferry fix on the way for long wait times
Murray, Vance square off in second U.S. Senate debate
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Homeless camps blamed for upsurge in break-ins, robberies in Ballard
KNKX FM
Voices From Here: Coloring Washington Red And Blue Misses What We Have In Common
Iraqi Forces Shaken By ISIS Resistance In Fight For Mosul
Lawsuit Claims State Caregivers Are Prevented From Leaving Their Union
KUOW FM
Jail-diversion program on the line in Seattle budget negotiations
Presbyterian Church Apologizes For Role In Forced Assimilation Of America’s Indigenous Population
What Are The Main Reasons Teachers Call It Quits?
Sexism Is Out In The Open In The 2016 Campaign. That May Have Been Inevitable
U.S. Parents Are Sweating And Hustling To Pay For Child Care
Can Mental Illness Be Prevented In The Womb?
Taking Down Snake River Dams: It’s Back On The Table
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
Lesser-known income-tax measure in Olympia could set precedent
Sound Transit 3 a ‘boondoggle’ if it passes, says Kemper Freeman
Web
Crosscut
Uber denounces survey meant to inform driver unionization law
Seattle P.I.
Northwest Wheat’s ‘Low Falling Number’ Means Low Prices For Farmers
Wealthy Washingtonians Dump $350K Into Effort To Defeat Supreme Court Justice
Taking Down Snake River Dams: It’s Back On The Table
Publicola
A Carbon Tax Should Confront Environmental Inequity Not Affirm It
Weyerhaeuser’s Mixed Message
Seattle P.I.
Barney Frank: LGBT civil rights will have path to passage in new Congress
Friday, October 21
Associated Press
Elwha River bridge could need replacement after dam removal
State officials: Killing of Profanity Peak wolves suspended
Washington unemployment rate drops to 5.6 percent
3 states say they denied Russia request to monitor election
Aberdeen Daily World
Hoquiam City Administrator: ‘unbiased consultant’ hired to review Port oil project permit
Nov. 3 meeting planned to discuss design of Gateway Center
Voter information for Grays Harbor County
Everett Herald (subscription required)
New overtime rule probably applies to your small business
Annexations would add thousands of people to Lake Stevens
Lynnwood council extends red-light camera contract
News Tribune (subscription required)
Pierce council debates: How much fireworks is too much fireworks?
Puget Sound Business Journal
Opinion: Minimum wage increase, paid sick leave is good for business
Opinion: Don’t impose Seattle minimum wage experiment on Washington
Seattle Times (subscription required)
How much digital media is OK for kids? Seattle experts help issue new guidelines
UW’s $5 billion fundraising push shifts to public phase
Seattle skyline is tops in construction cranes — more than any other U.S. city
Not a single bid for state ferry Hiyu; scrap yard could be next
Editorial: UW sets audacious, yet doable goal for fundraising campaign
Yakima Herald Republic
Restoring the right to bear arms
Broadcast
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Senior denied fair housing in Blaine helped by KING 5 investigation
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Wash. Republican: Trump has every right to say he won’t accept the election results
KNKX FM
Wooing Latino Voters On The Border In The Year of Trump
South Africa Announces Withdrawal From International Criminal Court
Pierce County Leaders Weigh Sales Tax To Fund Mental Health Services
KUOW FM
Three arrested for oil pipeline ‘sabotage’ in Skagit County include two filmmakers
STD Infections Rise To New Highs After States Close Health Clinics
Opponents Challenge Environmental Review Of Kalama Methanol Plant
Web
Seattle P.I.
Feds: Seattle-bound ship’s owner must pay for oily cover-up
Thursday, October 20, 2016
AP
Obama administration steps up efforts to protect Puget Sound
Refuge occupier Bundy urges jurors to ‘stand for freedom’
WSU medical school gets preliminary accreditation
Aberdeen Daily World
Gateway Center proponents plead case to county
State unemployment rate dips again in September
The Daily News
I-1433: Measure would boost minimum wage 42% over three years
Everett Herald (subscription required)
What Snohomish County would pay — and what ST3 would deliver
‘It’s about time’: Financial literacy standards for students
Federal Way Mirror
Federal Way Councilwoman Kelly Maloney to resign seat Dec. 31
Kirkland Reporter
Unemployment rate in Washington drops again in September
Olympian (subscription required)
Debate turns contentious; Trump won’t say whether he’ll accept election results
Nearly half of uninsured Americans eligible for Medicaid or marketplace subsidies
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Election: Jay Inslee and Bill Bryant spar in final governor debate
Sound Transit won’t face legal action from Attorney General’s Office over release of email addresses
State stops wolf kill for now
FYI Guy: Among big cities, Seattle’s got fewer kids growing up in apartments
Highline School Board approves resolution to restructure Evergreen, Tyee campuses
Spokesman Review
WSU medical school one step closer to educating students with preliminary accreditation
‘Trump Wall’ on WSU campus draws hundreds of supporters and protesters
Crime statistics in Spokane will be more detailed under new collection method, but year-to-year comparisons will be hard
Secrecy in hiring process for Spokane Valley city manager breaks from regional norms
Vancouver Business Journal
State to open first health insurance exchange “storefront” in Vancouver
Wenatchee World (subscription required)
NCW steelhead fishing cancelled due to low numbers
State investigation of farm nonprofit arrives in local court
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
‘Children are going to be out on the streets’: Section 8 families get eviction notices
Should Seattle fix multi-million dollar ‘mistakes’?
Student Republican group builds Trump-inspired wall at WSU
Giant plant wall will filter pollution along Duwamish River
State suspends Profanity Peak wolf pack killing
Inslee and Bryant spar over tolling, homelessness in final debate
2,000 Seattle teachers wear Black Lives Matter shirts to school
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Seattle voters appreciate tone in final presidential debate
Inslee and Bryant spar in 3rd debate
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO Radio)
When will WSDOT take care of the Highway 18 chokepoint?
NW Public Radio
Washington Jobless Rate Ticks Down On Strong Job Growth
WSU Young Republicans Build Symbolic Trump Wall
Bryant And Inslee Spar Over Hanford Cleanup At Debate In Pasco
Q13 TV (FOX)
Gubernatorial debate: Inslee, Bryant clash over death penalty, education funding, homeless issue
WEB
Crosscut
When cops play security guard, whom do they serve?
‘Learning labs’ prepare Washington kids for the workforce
Publicola
The Real Difference Between the Competing Homeless Encampment Proposals
Seattle P.I.
Election: A relaxed Inslee, a peppery Bryant, a gubernatorial debate constrained by rules
Wednesday, October 19
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
BROADCAST
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
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