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October 6, 2015

• Northwest Sinfonietta opens season with David Lockington, new artistic partner
• GET OUT: Winter garden workshops, author reading, new musical and more happenings
• Nordic cookies, anyone? Bake sale this Saturday
• Puyallup, Federal Way Haggen stores could be sold
• Two dead in Thurston County crash identified
• Puget Sound creatures inspire new art along Thea Foss in downtown Tacoma
• Community embraces completed mural at Finholm’s Market & Grocery
• Scarecrow Festival has impressive field of competitors
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against state in death of Susan Powell’s boys
• Third-generation farmer continues family’s legacy
• Words and socks lead PHS alum to follow her passion
• Camp Harmony Committee to provide living history presentation
• Olympia state Sen. Karen Fraser enters 2016 race for lieutenant governor
• Are there pesticides in your pot? New Washington rules make it easier to find out
• Spanaway man’s lawsuit over wrong sex offender registration rejected
• Heroin, cocaine found on suspects after drive-by shooting in Tacoma
• Salishan families can get help with college savings; deadline is Friday
• Too much evidence locked away in untested rape kits
• SHOOTING: NRA fought sensible gun law
• SHOOTING: More laws won't stop mass murders
• ELECTION: Matt Wilkerson is a unique leader
• Kam Chancellor, defense save Seahawks in 13-10 win over winless Lions
• NFL admits it erred in not penalizing Seahawks on Detroit’s final fumble play in end zone
• Legion of Boom, Cary Williams save Seahawks against Lions
• Nelson Cruz is Seattle Mariners’ nominee for Hank Aaron Award
• Write in the Valley workshop addresses ‘jungle of publishing’
• Emerald Ridge High girls soccer coming together after brutal schedule to start season
• Prep football roundup: Munizza’s 29-yard FG helps Puyallup shock Curtis in overtime
• Lakewood, UP leaders oppose Tacoma utility tax increase
• Green Beret who beat Afghan leader over child’s rape gets more time to fight Army discharge
• Huskies coach Chris Petersen says No. 17 USC Trojans are ‘completely underrated’