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November 17, 2015

• 10 years on, and comic Dan McKown still ‘standing’
• GET OUT: Women’s consignment sale, volkssport walk in Lakewood and other happenings this week
• Seattle Pro Musica creates a shimmering aurora borealis of sound at Olympia’s St. John’s
• Now open: Italian bakery and gelateria Dolce Si on the edge of Tacoma
• Tacoma’s renovated McMenamins Elks Temple to open in summer 2017, company announces
• Grand opening of The Henry, luxury flats on Foss Waterway, is Thursday
• Webinar: Are you ready for paid sick leave?
• Property crimefighters approved in 2016 Pierce County budget
• No one seriously hurt after car crashes into Tacoma home day care
• Puget Sound area may see more flooding as climate warms, UW study finds
• Annual Turkey Trot set for Thanksgiving morning
• Tree lighting ceremony set for Dec. 5
• Waller Elementary sets sights on new walking track
• From a massive hazard to a pleasant spot to sit
• Trillium executive director retires after 29 years
• PSD school board honored with Board of Distinction award
• Tacoma minimum wage rules ready for public comment
• Western State Hospital plan says restraining patients is last resort
• Crystal Mountain could open Thursday
• Fishing report for Nov. 17
• Man charged in Elijah Crawford’s death held on $1 million bail
• Pierce County mental health court aims to stop warehousing in jail
• Four charged in bust of prostitution ring at Tacoma massage parlors
• Machete used to decide which man would live in Puyallup homeless camp
• You can comment on proposed boundary changes affecting 10 Tacoma schools
• Smoking ban makes sense in public housing
• Refugees: US right to welcome Syrians
• Refugees: Young men should be sent back to fight
• Refugees: Inslee sends the wrong message
• Ricardo Lockette’s “euphoric” return to CenturyLink Field in a neck brace
• Beware the anti-immigrant charlatans
• Four Rams sign Letters of Intent on early National Signing Day
• Puyallup’s Mergel takes fifth at state to close out prep career
• A look at the Seahawks’ next opponent, the San Francisco 49ers
• Gig Harbor football says goodbye to record-setting group of seniors
• Gig Harbor drops state game to Skyline, but grows over successful season
• JBLM’s second Fisher House offers a place for families to heal
• At 4-6, Huskies need wins in final two games to reach bowl eligibility