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November 18, 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
• New Tom Kundig architecture book ‘Works’ features Tacoma Art Museum’s Haub wing
• Ancestral songs: Soprano Erin Guinup creates a recital around works by famous forebears.
• Try a Spanish wine on your Thanksgiving table
• Stadium Bowl’s flooding problems go way back, still hard to solve
• Gig Harbor, Tacoma power providers shine light on community solar
• Property crimefighters approved in 2016 Pierce County budget
• 4 displaced in Lakewood house fire
• Tacoma staff working on ‘alternative’ for billboards since the spring
• Tree removal nearly complete in Grandview Forest Park
• Safeway to return to Gig Harbor after successful Albertsons purchase
• Peninsula School District beefs up security on campus
• Sariah Spices & Teas closing its doors
• Annual Turkey Trot set for Thanksgiving morning
• Police Explorer program gives youth a taste of law enforcement careers
• Trail of the week: Cedar River Trail
• Western State Hospital plan says restraining patients is last resort
• Crystal Mountain could open Thursday
• Man charged in Elijah Crawford’s death held on $1 million bail
• Deputy court clerk accused of using records to find girls for sadistic sex
• Lakewood students imagine and create in after-school science program
• Fight for Washington charter schools continues
• Let’s not obsess about low-risk refugees
• Refugees: What happened to US bravery?
• Obama: President failed all his objectives
• Matt Driscoll: Despite fear mongering, local agencies prepared to welcome Syrian refugees
• Expansion of Wastewater Treatment Facility means closure of Sumner recycling center
• A look at the Seahawks’ next opponent, the San Francisco 49ers
• Gig Harbor football says goodbye to record-setting group of seniors
• Gig Harbor takes seventh in team standings at 4A state swim meet
• Gig Harbor boys water polo takes fifth in state
• JBLM’s second Fisher House offers a place for families to heal
• Ricardo Lockette’s “euphoric” return to CenturyLink Field in a neck brace
• Chris Matthews, from almost Super Bowl MVP to waived
• At 4-6, Huskies need wins in final two games to reach bowl eligibility