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December 1, 2017

• Events for the week ahead: Community holiday lighting festivals, “Elf the Musical” comes to Seattle, Mary Bridge Festival of Trees and more happenings
• Main & Vine in Gig Harbor closing in January
• Career opportunity: Aging population creates demand for more senior living specialists
• VA gets plenty of complaints about health providers, but audit finds it slow to follow up
• University Place finally gets a new date-night restaurant, and it has Mediterranean food
• Port of Tacoma delays are holding up efforts to improve air quality here and in Seattle
• Retro Sonics jackets will have you dreaming of NBA in Seattle
• Gig Harbor grad Lobdell inducted into Washington swim hall of fame
• Sex offender caught recording women in college bathroom said photos were ‘just for him’
• Firefighters found a body outside of a Renton home. Aerial photos show it could have been there for years before the fire
• Parkland mom sentenced for exposing her young children to heroin. Dad also charged
• He raped a 14-year-old he met walking in Tacoma. Now he’s been sentenced
• Rifle-wielding man warning of ‘lizard people’ detained after blocking Pacific Avenue, deputies say
• No soup for you! Suspected burglar caught making dinner in Gig Harbor house
• Former California officer arraigned for Gig Harbor child sex crimes
• Forget views, Amtrak route buys time
• Tax reform: Cartoon promotes false claims
• Sex harassment: Why let politicians off hook?
• Tax reform: For those on fixed income, it stinks
• The News Tribune’s 2017 all-state high school football team
• Oregon football commit Tre’Shaun Harrison made ridiculous plays a regular thing
• Prep roundup: Coty Chabot, Bethel edge Lincoln in season-opening wrestling match
• Rainier Beach football team ready for its time in the Dome
• 3 biggest reasons the Sounders are back in the MLS Cup
• Sounders stamp MLS Cup rematch ticket with Toronto
• What Democratic control of the Legislature means for your car-tab fees
• Leader of state board fired after complaints of ‘toxic’ work environment
• Puyallup’s head-in-the-sand attitude toward homelessness is causing trouble elsewhere