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November 17, 2015

• Port of Olympia prepares 1,400 dairy cows for trip to Vietnam
• Tacoma’s renovated McMenamins Elks Temple to open in summer 2017, company announces
• Restaurant inspections for Nov. 18
• Seattle Pro Musica creates a shimmering aurora borealis of sound at Olympia’s St. John’s
• Western State Hospital plan says restraining patients is last resort
• Death notices for Nov. 18
• Tumwater company to build Mental Health Triage Center
• Olympia hires new downtown liaison
• What’s Happening for Nov. 18
• Relentless rain closes Thurston County roads
• Puget Sound area may see more flooding as climate warms, UW study finds
• Teen hit by car while boarding school bus in Lacey
• Huskies links: Per ESPN, ‘no one knows’ how bowls would fill spots without enough 6-6 teams
• Oregon State injury report: CB Larry Scott out, QB Nick Mitchell probable vs. Huskies
• State confirms catch of record opah
• A look at the Seahawks’ next opponent, the San Francisco 49ers
• Let us not forget our humanity in refugee crisis
• Time for US Senate to act on forest solutions
• Where’s outrage over killing 6-year-old boy?
• Lacey man to serve one year in vehicular assault case
• Olympia police investigate possible luring incidents
• 2 injured in rollover wreck on I-5 south of Tumwater
• Sex offender Gregory Robinson to reside on Lee Street in Tumwater
• Man charged in fatal shooting of Tacoma teenager arrested in Centralia
• No injuries when North Thurston bus slides into ditch
• Info sought on truck that illegally passed school bus in Lacey
• Billy Frank Jr. among Medal of Freedom honorees
• Fishing report for Nov. 17
• WR Chris Matthews goes from potential Super Bowl MVP to waived in 9 1/2 months; WR Kevin Smith signed off practice squad
• Alex Pribble earns first coaching victory as SMU men top Warner Pacific