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Grande Terrace on Capitol Lake, a wedding venue on Deschutes Parkway, includes the Worthington House, a mansion built in 1940, right.
Grande Terrace on Capitol Lake, a wedding venue on Deschutes Parkway, includes the Worthington House, a mansion built in 1940, right. The Olympian file

Election weeks are always a busy time in newsrooms, and last week was no exception.

Here are the top 5 most-clicked stories at The Olympian:

1. Olympia wedding says wedding was ruined by permit issues: This was a follow-up to a story I wrote after the Grande Terrace on Capitol Lake told brides they would have to relocate their weddings. One bride ended up moving her wedding to a friend’s backyard. Another bride stood her ground, and went forward with ceremony as planned.

2. Lacey trees cut down without correct permit: A Kirkland-based developer that has set out to redevelop office buildings in Woodland Square Loop area did not have the appropriate permits in place before a number of trees were cut down.

3. 5 story state office building will transform block in downtown Olympia: This month, crews are removing hazardous materials to prepare for demolition of a parking garage and the former home of The Hands On Children’s Museum. In two years, a new state office will dramatically change the look of west Capitol Campus.

4. Large brush fire threatens structures in Thurston County: This was a news brief about a fire was in the 300 block of Ram Court NE in Thurston County.

5. Election results for Thurston County: Want to know who will face off in the General Election? Click on the link above to view results of the Primary Election.

This story was originally published August 9, 2015 at 12:12 PM with the headline "In case you missed it...."

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