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November 8, 2017

• Seeking: Volunteers who like winter weather, repetitive noises — and holiday cheer
• Critic of proposed oil terminal leads in Vancouver port race
• Olympia progressives celebrate strong election returns Tuesday night
• Incumbent commissioners McGregor, Zita leading challengers in Port of Olympia race
• Deaths for Nov. 8
• What’s Happening for Nov. 8
• 2 North Thurston School Board members competed for the same seat. Here’s what happened.
• Two Olympia School Board races are too close to call
• Cox leading Balsley in Lacey City Council race; Steadman has large lead over Motzer
• Did Tumwater voters favor educators or political experience in school board races?
• Kmet to return as Tumwater mayor. Althauser, Sullivan leading for council.
• Public safety levy passing in Olympia
• Election results look like Lacey Fire District 3’s Proposition 1 is winning, but it’s not.
• Restaurant inspections for Nov. 8
• Teen tells police she fought off attacker who pulled her into a car, tried to pull off her pants
• He shot a man, plotted to have him killed before trial. Now he’ll get a new sentence.
• Rochester woman accused of abusing girl to the point of hospitalization
• Courthouse functions belong in Olympia
• Seeing the American Dream through the fresh eyes of an immigrant
• The true peril of Westman Mill
• Thurston County, why is jail population so high?
• Board contributor preaches false patriotism
• The true cost of caring for goats
• Two Thurston County stars sign with Division I programs
• State volleyball primer: Top storylines to watch, schedule
• State volleyball preview: Near misses make Capital’s coach, players hungry for first title