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October 22, 2015

• Parent company of Olympia’s Heritage Bank reports another strong quarter of growth
• People news: Credit union names Gary Swindler chief operating officer
• State financial watchdog announces settlement with lenders
• OLT blends laughs, gasps in ‘Unwrap Your Candy’
• Movie review: ‘Rock the Kasbah’ can’t find laughs in Afghanistan
• Movie review: ‘Last Witch Hunter’ forgettable film
• Movie review: ‘Best of Enemies’ explores political coverage pre-cable era
• Movie review: Julianne Moore faces death, fights for equal rights in ‘Freeheld’
• Movie review: ‘A Brilliant Young Mind’ is a wonderful, fresh tale
• Movie review: Tomlin shines in ‘Grandma’
• Harvest Festival celebrates community, food and fall harvest
• Tickets for Oct. 23
• Randy Dorn won’t seek re-election as state schools superintendent
• Poll finds Sen. Patty Murray ‘vulnerable,’ says GOP opponent Vance
• Death notices for Oct. 22
• An Apple Affair returns to Steamboat Island area Sunday
• What’s Happening for Oct. 22
• Mock Election open to all of Washington’s K-12 students
• Ex-soldier convicted in Afghan massacre says he was on ‘autopilot’ that night
• JBLM helicopter pilots may soon help fly unmanned drones
• Solution for Seahawks’ failure to finish? Shorter games!
• Huskies midseason report: MVPs, surprises, concerns
• With or without Jake Browning, Huskies want more big plays in passing game
• Reports say Servais is strong candidate to be Mariners’ next manager
• Steamer’s projections for 2016 not kind to Mariners
• McKay vows to bring culture change to Mariners’ farm system
• Huskies QB Jake Browning is ... yes, still day to day (that and more from Chris Petersen on a Thursday)
• Pac-12 picks, Week 8
• Seattle Mariners promote Tom Allison to oversee all baseball scouting operations
• Prep roundup for Oct. 21
• Tracking Andres Gonzales on the PGA Tour for Oct. 22-25
• With all that has gone wrong, Seattle Seahawks are welcoming short turnaround game vs. San Francisco 49ers
• Seahawks are lucky this past week wasn’t even worse
• Business owner favors Selby as Olympia mayor
• Joellen Wilhelm is for our community
• Lacey voters should re-elect Jeff Gadman
• Parks proposal does not have enough guarantees
• Lacey council's Gadman sees big picture for city
• Selby well qualified to serve as mayor
• Common sense gun legislation has limits
• Barner has voter's support and vote
• Olympia should wait for better parks plan
• Jessica Bateman is best choice for Olympia council
• Grant aims to nurture inmates' family bonds
• Syringe-like pens drive shopper to switch stores
• Olympia once had places where kids could swim
• Death of JBLM soldier hit by train investigated as suicide
• 1 dead, 2 injured in ‘drug deal gone bad’ near Lacey
• Thurston County man likely won’t serve time in animal cruelty case
• 2 arrested in Artesian Commons assault involving stun gun
• Puff test for pot use will be reality within a year, WSU researchers say
• On the road for Oct. 22
• Live chat: Seahawks dominate rival 49ers, 20-3
• Seahawks game day in the South Bay: “Thrilled” for quick turnaround to play 49ers
• Sounders draw Club America in CCL quarterfinal
• Timberline volleyball needs five sets to down Olympia
• Jack Yearian helps Bellarmine Prep dethrone Gig Harbor for 4A Narrows cross country title
• Lloyd salvages draw on USA’s Victory Tour