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November 7, 2019

• When that house next door is set to become apartments, what can you do?
• Eatonville voters elect leader of Washington Three Percenters to school board
• 26 sickened following suspected norovirus outbreak at Fircrest restaurant
• Whittier Elementary principal not at school as district looks into ‘concerns’ brought about her
• Death notices for Nov. 4, 2019
• Death notices for Oct. 25, 2019
• Death notices for Nov. 1, 2019
• Death notices for Nov. 5, 2019
• Death notices for Nov. 7, 2019
• Parkland-Spanaway area to get new $6.1 million crisis center to serve mentally ill
• Teenager sentenced for hit-and-run that killed 77-year-old pedestrian in Tacoma
• Jurors get trial of man accused of killing romantic rival at Orting-area treehouse
• Peninsula High forward Kaleb Lichau commits to Air Force
• Gig Harbor boys water polo gets back to basics under coach Julia VanCamp
• Pierce County sends a message to Sound Transit with vote on the I-976 car-tab measure
• Someone painted swastikas on turtles in a Washington pond, park officials say
• Pierce County is cynical about transportation funding. I-976 results prove it. But there’s a ray of hope
• PenMet picks Federal Way recreation manager as new executive parks director.
• Reliable as always, Sounders goalkeeper Stefan Frei preparing for third MLS Cup
• Week 10: Playoff high school football games of the week in the South Sound
• Seahawks shifted back to culture Pete Carroll wants after Richard Sherman left
• Josh Gordon impresses Seahawks, even before his first practice: ‘Dude is swole’