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January 20, 2016

• Negotiations continue in sale of Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad
• Japanese New Year celebration also benefits sister city group
• Harlequin offers comedic take on works of Anton Chekhov
• ‘Suffragette’ brings to life the fight for rights
• Movie: ‘A Ballerina’s Tale’ documents Misty Copeland’s return from injury
• On the road for Jan. 21: Riders in the Sky
• Teacher who tackled shooter eyes House seat
• State Senate votes to continue charter schools
• Deaths for Jan. 21
• 6 children injured in Olympia school bus crash
• North Thurston superintendent search begins with questions
• What’s Happening for Jan. 21
• Why liberals should stop climate-change hectoring
• Palin givesTrump short lived gain
• Dave Boling: New look NFC West will challenge 2016 Seahawks
• Andrews scores 33, Huskies hold off Colorado 95-83
• VIDEO: Lorenzo Romar, Andrew Andrews, Marquese Chriss discuss Huskies 95-83 win over Colorado
• UW hoops: Huskies vs. Colorado live thread
• Levi Onwuzurike, 4-star defensive end prospect, announces commitment to Huskies
• ACA signups moving higher despite critics
• Armed group belongs in an Oregon jail
• Mayor can do more than pay license fee
• Malheur standoff meets definition of sedition
• Real gun control would cut Mideast arms sales
• Olympia Police Department adds second LGBTQ liaison
• How the Seahawks could end up with the NFC’s most to actually play in the Pro Bowl
• North Thurston girls complete late comeback to upset Capital, 45-42
• Local colleges: Miller settling in as first SPSCC volleyball coach
• Morris expected to join Sounders on Thursday
• ‘Significant’ Sounders announcement coming Thursday
• Sounders sign midfielder Michael Farfan