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October 9, 2015

• Birth Announcements for week ending Oct. 9, 2015
• Planner: Performers and presentations across South Sound this weekend.
• UW Tacoma students unsure about raising campus minimum wage
• Washington health officials: Steer clear of medical claims about marijuana
• Death notices for Oct. 10
• Olympia’s first Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration set for Oct. 12
• Hikers meet haiku as Olympia unveils West Bay sidewalk along waterfront
• Lacey City Councilman Lenny Greenstein says he is endorsing Bill Frare
• Lacey City Council approves city’s first lake management district
• Timberland Reads campaign features South Sound authors
• Taxing Providence-related medical facilities in Lacey gets icy response from council
• KIRO, friends, family mourn loss of Chris Legeros
• Olympia Fire Department to host open house
• Another year, another M’s manager out the door
• Three up, Three down: Washington 17, USC 12
• Pac-12 picks, Week 6
• Final stats: Washington 17, USC 12
• Wrapping up the Huskies’ win at USC
• Quoting USC coach Steve Sarkisian after Huskies’ 17-12 victory
• Dipoto fires McClendon as Mariners’ manager, several coaches also fired
• Fishing report for Oct. 9
• Edgar Martinez, Chris Woodward will return to next season’s Mariners coaching staff
• Dipoto fires McClendon as Mariners’ manager along with several coaches
• Bengals defensive linemen Atkins, Dunlap have been bearish on opposing backfields
• Marshawn Lynch out for Sunday’s game at Cincinnati
• Proposition 1 will create a beautiful legacy
• Proposition 1 helps us reduce climate impacts
• Carson right; celebrate our spiritual heritage
• A voter for parks and Selby, Jones, Bateman and Barner
• Vote no on Olympia parks Proposition 1
• Selby has good qualities to bring to job of mayor
• Selby is right option for mayor of Olympia
• Pressure Congress to end farms' overuse of antibiotics
• Why we need to pass Proposition 1
• Antibiotics are overused on animals used for food
• Cheryl Selby is a Role Model and Best Choice for Olympia Mayor
• Standardized tests go wrong way for students
• Public lands need Land and Water Conservation Fund
• Bloomberg groups overstate success on gun control gains
• Capitol Center rehab can be win-win for all
• Need to send a message about US immigration
• Save parks, vote no on Olympia parks proposal
• Planned Parenthood is not a government program
• Olympia teen accused of stealing bike, leaving another in its place
• Deputies to serve as resource officers in Rochester schools
• Alchemy Skateboarding aims to turn four wheels and a deck into a better Tacoma
• Plan your week
• Mild winter should mean more deer as modern firearm season nears
• Outdoor gear item of the week for Oct. 10
• Marshawn Lynch’s pulled hamstring better--but not good enough to even make Seattle’s trip to Cincinnati
• Pappa joins national team; Valdez, Fisher stay
• River Ridge holds off Washington, 48-34, to remain undefeated atop 2A SPSL
• Prep football: Week 6 scores
• Wilson picks off final scoring threat to defeat Capital, 17-16
• T-Birds use ground game to run circles around Centralia
• Alec Miller, Mountaineers hoping for first state playoff berth since 1991