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October 2, 2015

• Johnny Mathis remains relevant at age 80
• Planner: Music with Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Vieux Farka Touré and the Debutones plus Children’s Day
• Long road ahead to deal with thousands of untested rape kits in Washington
• Art lovers swarm downtown Olympia to enjoy fall installment of Arts Walk
• Lacey budget deficit not as deep as projected
• Lacey receives first marijuana revenue distribution from state
• Private funding to keep charter schools open ‘uncertain,’ backers say
• What’s Happening for Oct. 3
• Death notices for Oct. 3
• 48 school-related shootings in 2015 have killed 26 people
• Army veteran who charged at Oregon shooter served at JBLM
• VA audit: Overworked Seattle office didn’t read mail, told veterans they’d lose benefits
• Gameday in the Pac-12, but not for the Huskies
• Matisse Thybulle on new-look Huskies: ‘Everyone is just so athletic’
• Cano to undergo surgery after season to repair sports hernia
• October 2: Mariners’ game notes vs. Oakland
• Fishing report for Oct. 2
• Farquhar stumbles again in Mariners’ 4-2 loss to Oakland
• Mariners notebook: Cano to undergo surgery after season to repair sports hernia
• Seahawks and Lions an ‘alumni’ game for Tate, Avril
• Prop. 1 for parks flies in face of good planning
• Marco Rossi will fight for Olympia living wage
• How 'Black Lives Matter' is raising important issue
• Washington should keep its presidential primary
• Olympia Food Co-op lawsuit back in Thurston County court
• West Olympia police station damaged by vandals
• Police: Kids underwear found in closet of Thurston County man accused of child molestation
• Student arrested on gun possession charge at Capital High School
• Centralia High School placed on lockdown
• South Sound well-represented in new Washington State Ski and Snowboard Museum
• Work resumes on the busiest road at Mount Rainier National Park
• Gifford Pinchot National Forest conducting visitor survey
• Documentary details story of Micah True
• Kilimanjaro multitool: Outdoor gear of the week for Oct. 3
• Seahawks lines on Sounder pitch Sunday
• Sounders expect Marshall back next week
• Prep football: Week 5 scores
• Scott Gunther rushes for four touchdowns as No. 10 Olympia downs Issaquah, 32-14
• Shelton falls short of knocking off Wilson
• Prante, Montesano run past Eatonville in 56-21 rout
• Tumwater football looks stronger than ever with 54-14 win over Columbia River
• Four area football programs undefeated after four weeks
• Capital and CK stay tied at top