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November 24, 2015

• Tacoma artist Jennevieve Schlemmer creates, markets adult coloring book
• GET OUT:
• Gig Harbor Brewing Co. and North 47 Brewing Co. open in Tacoma
• Swedish-focused Landmark Restaurant opens in Eatonville
• Pierce, Thurston unemployment rates hold steady
• KPLU sale draws letter of protest from station’s advisory council
• Italian company acquires Kent’s Cablewise
• Last nights of holiday wonder for the brains behind Zoolights
• What’s open, what’s closed the day after Thanksgiving
• Pierce County Council struggles with Mark Lindquist ‘crisis’
• Fantasy Lights’ drive-through displays begin Thursday
• Thanksgiving meals around the South Sound for those in need
• Educators may soon say good-bye to No Child Left Behind rules
• Kurt Miller steps down after a dozen years on Tacoma School Board
• Gig Harbor, Peninsula share more than football rivalry
• Lindquist gives up appeal of vindictiveness ruling
• App helps holiday revelers get rides
• Lakewood police to collect donations for annual food drive
• Overseas adventures for military families become less common
• Navy’s new submarine hunter builds reputation in Pacific with secret flights
• Peterson resigns as SMU volleyball coach
• Marshawn Lynch’s month, season, maybe Seahawks career in doubt
• Mariners sign free-agent catcher Chris Iannetta to one-year deal
• Seattle Mariners add Casey Candaele, Mike Hampton to coaching staff
• A win-win-win will preserve piece of Puyallup heritage
• Mental health: Treatment can work better than jail
• Wages: Why is income so low in Pierce County?
• Terrorism: US should get out of the Middle East
• Refugees: Risk posed to America is too great
• Refugees: Don't be hoodwinked by demagogues
• Bridging Puyallup and Sumner together at holiday festival
• Smiles abound at The Community Big Give
• Deep backfield helps Bonney Lake High football to program’s most successful season ever
• State: Feds lift ‘immediate jeopardy’ threat at Western State Hospital
• Brash, funny and productive – welcome to Gabe Marks’ world at WSU
• WSU coach Mike Leach’s not talking about Luke Falk’s injury
• Huskies coach Chris Petersen: ‘I think there’s too many bowls’