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October 27, 2015

• Restaurant inspections for Oct. 28
• Día de los Muertos more than a party for CIELO Project
• Death notices for Oct. 28
• Homeless Housing Hub links Thurston County services
• Olympia councilman to push for $15 minimum wage
• What’s Happening for Oct. 28
• Q&A: Pumpkin carving do’s and don’ts
• New budget deal should protect Puget Sound defense, social programs
• Air Force fighter jets visit JBLM to help test new Boeing tanker
• Jordan Babineaux’s big play topical whenever Seahawks meet Cowboys
• Huskies’ nose tackle Elijah Qualls values feedback – even from opponents
• Paxton, Nuno off to strong starts in winter ball
• Huskies links: On Elijah Qualls’ quest for feedback,
• Fishing report for Oct. 27
• Expand South Bay fire commission
• Zita says longshoremen never offered interview
• Barner gives port benefit of experience and wisdom
• Gun control backers in error about liability
• Mammogram guidelines look like a bow to insurers
• Fact: US just isn't a Christian nation
• Legislature should examine costs of our land use laws
• Selby is the best choice for Olympia mayor
• Olympia port focus should be on shipments of cargo
• Elect Marco Rossi, an Olympia for all
• Voting for Zita returns scientist to port commission
• Initiative to protectendangeredspecies initiative
• To make a difference, you need to cast a vote
• Prop. 1 funding Is needed right now
• Passing Proposition 1 has regional impacts
• Longshoremen supportingJerry Farmer for port
• Marco Rosaire Rossi will be inclusive mayor
• Olympia pharmacist suspended by Department of Health
• Man found dead in Olympic National Park hot springs
• Seahawks sign former Bills, Eagles RB Bryce Brown, waive WR B.J. Daniels
• Seahawks’ next foe: Injuries to stars, turnovers have doomed Dallas
• Former Yelm High running back Jacob Swilley finding right path at Willamette
• Road-weary LA Galaxy open title defense in Seattle