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November 16, 2015

• Pulmonary hypertension group to meet Nov. 19 in Richland
• Tennessee-based health care system still interested in Lourdes Medical Center
• Colder temperatures to follow windy Tri-City weather
• Rail trail on trial: John Wayne Trail irreplaceable asset for Eastern Washington, advocates say
• Between the Bridges: Kennewick council says taxpayers getting a lot for their money
• Fish scientist will discuss dams in Richland talk Nov. 17
• Update: Body found in burned SUV in south Richland
• Fire damages Richland home, sends man to hospital
• Kennewick police find runaways, stolen SUV, guns, drugs
• Franklin County prosecutor favors asking Washington voters about death penalty
• 14 shots fired on Pasco street, 1 narrowly misses man
• Burbank student trotting into a college education
• Ki-Be to have college and career day on Nov. 20
• Randy L. Gillespie
• Possible fuel defect addressed at Richland nuclear plant
• Letter: Have we all lost our minds about the importance of college football?
• Letter: Neighborhood-organized stalking in Tri-Cities
• Letter: Prosecutors aren’t using gun laws already in place
• Letter: Sad to see small businesses shutting their doors
• Letter: Thanks to young couple who paid IHOP bill
• Letter: Hillary Clinton prevented by law from defending herself on Benghazi
• Letter: Fox News propaganda influencing more voters than any other source of information
• Letter: Dr. Ben Carson will be the next U.S. president
• Letter: Comments about rape survivors being ‘statistically insignificant’ are heartless and cruel