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Friday, October 23
Associated Press
Washington attorney general settles consumer protection case
Some Hanford workers approve new contracts
Vancouver to clear out homeless encampments
Free health clinic at Seattle Center expected to serve 4,000
Critics of Snake River dams say it’s time to remove them
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Marijuana breath test nearing completion, WSU researchers say
Martial arts studios find out their tax status has changed
The Daily News
JD Rossetti chosen for 19th District House seat
Absenteeism rate high for Oregon’s Native American students
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Lawmakers share complaints about I-405 tolling (Moscoso)
Community Transit officials outline 2016 budget
McCusker: Social Security stats often don’t reflect reality
Editorial: A year later, a year Stronger
News Tribune (subscription required)
Child-rape convictions tossed on appeal because Pierce County prosecutor committed misconduct
Editorial: Private drone registry could help protect the public
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Bertha’s restart delayed again; will there be drilling by Christmas?
State schools chief Dorn won’t run for third term in 2016
King County seeks $392M for kids; critics ask, exactly for what?
Editorial: Education funding challenges are about more than assignments
Tri-City Herald
Richland council could reconsider marijuana business ban
Hanford union workers approve agreements
Yakima Herald Republic
Editorial: Want to vote? Get registered in person by Monday
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
State tax law changes surprise martial arts businesses (Carlyle)
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Free housing, other efforts try to attract women to tech
Sen. Murray wants big changes in VA amid KOMO investigation
KPLU FM
Dorn Will Not Run Again For State Schools Superintendent, ‘Keeping Options Open’
The Stark Racial Divide In Pay For Restaurant Workers
KUOW FM
Experts: Washington State Patrol ‘Bleeding’ People
NW Public Radio
Oregon Adopts Initial Rules For Recreational Marijuana
Experts: Washington State Patrol ‘Bleeding’ People
WEB
Crosscut
CIA breaks into University of Washington to steal war crime evidence: a potential play-by-play
Seattle P.I.
Support for legalized marijuana rises to 58 percent in Gallup Poll
Slog
Surprise! Bertha’s Tunneling Restart Date Postponed Another Month
West Seattle Blog
FOLLOWUP: Seattle Public Schools announces final list of teacher/staff moves
Thursday, October 22
Associated Press
Oso to get additional $1.75 million in federal funds
Kennewick bans ‘nuisance’ marijuana growing
Date set for coroner’s inquest into Pasco police shooting
Aberdeen Daily World
Twin Harbor jobless rates continue to inch downward
Tharinger chosen as House Capital Budget Committee chair
Court denies latest appeal on oil projects
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Average gun owner now owns 8 guns, twice what it used to be
Columbian
WSDOT wraps up 55 miles of regional paving projects
In Our View: Mental Health Fix Daunting
Central Kitsap Reporter
Opinion: LWCF: A tool to enhance our state’s most treasured habitats
The Daily News
Kelso School District delays budget cuts until next year
Everett Herald (subscription required)
State plans new I-5 interchange near Smokey Point
Islands’ Sounder
WSF: reservations are here to stay
Opinion: Let’s get big money out of politics
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Basking shark populations teeter on the brink of extinction
News Tribune (subscription required)
Lawsuit challenges regulations on alcohol pricing
Marijuana breath test nearing completion, WSU researchers say
Editorial: Lawmakers: Prepare to impeach Troy Kelley
Op-Ed: Matt Driscoll: Time to get serious about pedestrian safety in Tacoma
Puget Sound Business Journal
Here’s why many medical marijuana businesses are happy to finally be regulated
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Did UW follow open-meetings law when it named president?
Files for lawsuit against CIA stolen in ‘suspicious’ break-in at UW
Schools Superintendent Dorn won’t run for third term in 2016
Thousands expected to seek free health care at KeyArena, starting Thursday
Editorial: Canada’s Justin Trudeau is one of us, a Westerner
Op-Ed: How the city can prevent homelessness before it starts
Seattle Weekly
Protests Show Exactly Why Shell Doesn’t Want Public Comment On Its Oil Train Plans (Rep. Peterson)
Spokesman Review
Vaccination urged as flu season has begun
County wants to close damaged road on Mount Spokane
Planned Parenthood announces new Spokane facility to open in 2017
Comments sought on air pollution control plan
Female ex-federal prosecutor files gender discrimination lawsuit
Tri-City Herald
Hanford makes space for 2 million gallons of waste
Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
Local dog, Tillie, honored with Washingtonian of the Day award
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial – Registration of drone aircraft makes sense
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Army’s newest drone flying over Washington state
Study: Seattle tech boom could hurt city in long run
KPLU FM
Boeing Earnings Jump But Company Hints At A Possible 777 Production Rate Decrease
KUOW FM
Daniel’s Suicide: How One Ellensberg Family Copes
Hey, New Teachers, It’s OK To Cry In Your Car
Washington Felony Gun Registry Law Hardly Used
Lawsuits Target ‘Debtors’ Prisons’ Across the Country
NW Public Radio
Washington Felony Gun Registry Law Hardly Used
Oregon’s Graduation Rate No Longer Worst In U.S.
Washington Announces Fines In Bridge Demolition That Killed Couple, Infant Son
WEB
Crosscut
Op-Ed by Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon: Counterpoint: Tackling climate change a moral and economic imperative
Op-Ed by Sen. Tim Sheldon: Point: Opposing Inslee’s climate proposals is a bipartisan affair
GoAnacortes
Lytton to chair House Finance Committee
Wednesday, October 21
Associated Press
Biologists fly drone to track health of endangered orcas
Farmworkers file federal lawsuit over cut in pay
President signs Washington wildfire disaster declaration
Inslee reverses panel’s decision to increase cougar hunts
CenturyLink penalized for November 2013 San Juan outage
Aberdeen Daily World
L&I proposes 2 percent average increase in workers’ comp rates for 2016
Comment period on oil extended to Nov. 30
Columbian
Evaluation council sticks with oil terminal timeline
YWCA event aims to shine spotlight on the complexities of domestic violence
In Our View: No Quarrel on Hanford
The Daily News
Do we need a new method?
Kelso experiments with two teachers in classrooms
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Op-Ed: ‘Listening tour’ a tone-deaf exercise
News Tribune (subscription required)
After 40 years, Fircrest voters get to vote again on liquor ban
Editorial: Holocaust Center: Applying the lessons of genocide
Olympian (subscription required)
Jail manager aims to better use Olympia’s limited space for violent inmates
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Editorial: The Army’s off-base helicopter plan for wilderness areas
Op-Ed: Mend relations between Seattle Public Schools and Alliance for Education
Seattle Weekly
How the Killings of Four Black Men by Police Changed Seattle. And Didn’t
Will the Snowback Be Back?
Long Overlooked, Washington’s Ski History Now Has a Home
Spokesman Review
Inslee strikes down cougar hunting quota increase
Spokane considering throwing out minor pot possession convictions
Spokane police department moves away from precinct model
New LED streetlights are green, but have some Spokane residents seeing red
Spokane jobless rate lowest since October 2008
Eight counties, Colville Tribe getting disaster aid for wildfires
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Cannabis tour explores Seattle’s growing marijuana industry
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Report: Seattle has the nation’s hottest housing market
KUOW FM
When ‘Vent Kids’ Can’t Go Home, It Costs Washington State Big
Coos County Voters To Consider Initiative To Block New Gun Laws
FCC Offers Eye-Popping Initial Bids For Northwest TV Airwaves
As Schools Buy More Local Food, Kids Throw Less Food In The Trash
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO FM)
Opinion: Washington road usage charge is not to be trusted, Dori says
NW Public Radio
Yakama Nation Granted Jurisdiction Over Some Crimes On Reservation
WEB
Crosscut
How competitive is Seattle with other cities?
Slog
Local Activists Take a New Approach to Stopping Oil Trains from Running Through Seattle
The Stand
Opinion: Early learning must be part of Legislature’s education equation
Tuesday, October 20
Associated Press
Olympia brewery up for auction later this month
Yakama tribe to get authority for some court cases
WSU to start new transfer student program
Officials using mussels to track pollution in Puget Sound
Columbian
In Our View: All Hands for the Homeless
News Tribune (subscription required)
Editorial: Safety must be top priority at Western State Hospital
Op-Ed: Matt Driscoll: Cleaning out the inbox: Reefer Madness, taxes and a strong mayor poem
Olympian (subscription required)
Olympia School Board to consider $161 million bond request
Puget Sound Business Journal
Study: Loss of middle class jobs drags down Seattle’s global competitiveness
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Loss of middle-income jobs seen as threat to region’s competitiveness
How a diverse yet divided school blended ‘segregated’ classes
Contractors fined $86,800 after bridge slab falls, kills Bonney Lake family
Seattle superintendent wants new start times for schools
President of Ireland to visit Seattle and Eastside
Op-Ed: A grass-roots solution for homeless kids, mowed down by the state
Spokesman Review
City Council supports John Wayne bike trail across Washington
Drew Swank’s family appeals the dismissal of concussion-related lawsuit
Nonprofit gets grant to help people sign up for health insurance
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial – Controlled forest burns should be considered
Yakima Herald Republic
Yakamas gain authority over some civil, criminal cases
BROADCAST
KING 5 TV (NBC)
Overcrowded Puyallup schools hope to pass bond measure
KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
Lawmakers consider taxing drivers by mile
Parents frustrated with education funding plan
Lynnwood will host public hearing on Shell oil trains
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
Arson at W. Seattle Islamic center rattles local Muslims
Residents raise concerns about additional oil trains
‘MP Stronger’ events begin as MPHS anniversary nears
$86,800 fines for sidewalk collapse that killed family of 3
KPLU FM
Infrastructure Problems Cause Seattle To Drop A Notch In Global Competitiveness Ranking
Washington Announces Fines In Bridge Demolition That Killed Couple, Infant Son
Troy Kelley Could Face Impeachment Proceedings In January (Reykdal)
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO FM)
Opinion: WSDOT gets low grades, but voters keep giving the state more money
Bomb threat closes down WSDOT Good to Go centers
Report card: Washington still has work to do ahead of global warming
WEB
Capitol Record (TVW)
On TVW this week: School levy discussion in House Finance
Civic Skunkworks
Majority of Americans Support Stricter Gun Laws
Crosscut
Labor history group issues call for papers for 2016 conference
Ballot initiative puts “extinction economy” in the crosshairs
Monday, October 19
Associated Press
7 cars on BNSF freight train derail in Tacoma
Critics of Snake River dams say it’s time to remove them
Feds map refuges for cold-water species in Western states
Columbian
In Our View: An Appetizing Outcome?
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Interior secretary at Oso: Funding needed for scientific research
Local drivers give state a D+ on transportation issues
Kent Reporter
Valley Cities slows Woodmont development; agency, local leaders explore other sites (Orwall)
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
State forms panel to review claims for wolf-related losses
News Tribune (subscription required)
Work starts Monday on Interstate 5 improvements near JBLM, Lakewood
All eyes on state House race in Federal Way’s 30th Legislative District (Gregory)
Op-Ed: Matt Driscoll: Making the case for an affordable housing trust fund in Pierce County
Olympian (subscription required)
North Thurston teachers still working without a contract
Editorial: Deputy safety issues need addressing
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Federal appeals court hears fish-blocking-culvert case
School finance: Hot topic, pointed film, a week from Tuesday at the UW
Schools may add to the rich-poor divide, and more of the week’s education news
New financial problem for state’s first charter school
Tim Eyman’s legal woes, K-12 funding loom over supermajority initiative (Frockt)
Crowd prays with coach as he defies school district
Skagit Valley Herald
Some groups want rail EIS to extend beyond Shell refinery
Shell wants limited EIS scope for oil-by-rail project
Spokesman Review
Market for marijuana concentrates grows
McMorris Rodgers refuses to say environmental policy would address wildfires
Orphaned cougar kittens have sobering tale
Waterland Blog
Valley Cities Drug Rehab facility put on hold until end of the year (Gregory, Orwall)
Yakima Herald Republic
Guest Editorial: Education issues: State Senate’s salary proposal is unfair to schools in rural areas
Guest Editorial: Education issues: Suggested actions to ease state’s teacher shortage
BROADCAST
KIRO 7 TV (CBS)
Proposed transit changes could affect 100,000 commuters
KOMO 4 TV (ABC)
FAA to unveil new drone rules before Christmas
KPLU FM
Tacoma’s Peace Project in Progress
KUOW FM
The Strange, Short Story Of Washington State’s Income Tax
MyNorthwest.com (KIRO FM)
Washington won’t get on the honor roll with its summer grades
Q13 TV (FOX)
S’Klallam Tribe proposes shellfish nursery to aid Hood Canal
State forms panel to review claims for wolf-related losses
WEB
Crosscut
Decision to host Shell’s Arctic fleet haunts Seattle port commissioner
Bridges are tying Seattle in knotty questions
Op-Ed: Attacks on Washington State Supreme Court are unfounded
The Stand
Reduced L&I fine against dairy spurs outrage (Walkinshaw)