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November 2, 2015

• GET OUT: Hip-hop exhibit at MOHAI, free jazz concert featuring college bands and other happenings
• Write in the Harbor conference still open for workshops Friday
• Alaska Air traffic up 12 percent in October
• Tacoma among most livable cities for retirees
• Hazard trees removed in Gig Harbor near where driver was killed
• 13 taken to hospital during Tacoma FreakNight event
• Marriage licenses for week ending Oct. 30, 2015
• Show and Tell: Schools and youths in the news
• Vehicle hits Key Peninsula utility pole, 1 person critically injured
• Judge grants hearing on money seized from Troy Kelley
• Lakebay man gets 31 years for killing fiancée
• Gig Harbor man seriously injured in alcohol-related crash
• Attempted murder charge filed after attack in Gig Harbor home
• Warrant issued in shooting outside Lakewood casino
• Eatonville High School: This is your wake-up call
• Students decry WWU sexual assault reporting process; investigation underway
• TACOMA: Don't add bike lanes to N. 21st St.
• COUNTY: Where are US Open numbers?
• BENGHAZI: Letter writer's facts are fleeting
• PRAYER: Founders didn't separate religion from public life
• LINDQUIST: County Council should help actual victims
• BIBLE: Others think more highly of the good book
• Earl Thomas on Richard Sherman vs. Dez Bryant: “Never saw a nerd ballin’ like that”
• Seahawks score late, hold on to beat Cowboys, 13-12
• Seahawks offensive line keeps Wilson vertical
• Ricardo Lockette stays overnight with Seahawks trainer at DFW-area hospital after concussion, scary hit
• Matt Driscoll: Making sense of low-voter-turnout projections
• No strong mayor for Tacoma, voters say
• Fircrest voters dump “dry city” distinction
• We’re making Sound progress, but much yet to do
• Sounders open West semis with 2-1 win
• Who the Huskies and Cougars play next
• After big win over Arizona, Huskies favored against 13th-ranked Utah