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October 6, 2016

• Mr. Movie review: ‘Girl on the Train’ deserves awards
• Mr. Movie review: Nate Parker’s slave revolt biopic is intense
• Mr. Movie review: ‘Embrace of the Serpent’ is wonderfully told
• Regal Columbia Mall puts Clinton, Trump on big screen
• 2nd Harvest seeks volunteers for fundraiser
• Kadlec Healthy Ages offers free Medicare class
• Clothing, textile event is Oct. 8 in Kennewick
• Pasco hayride set for Oct. 8
• Southridge music boosters plan dinner, auction
• Reach museum crystals class is Oct. 8
• Kennewick church yard, bake sale set Oct. 7-8
• Holiday card signing for veterans is Oct. 7-8
• Pet Over Population Prevention hires its first director
• Walk to School in Kennewick
• Junie B. Jones musical starts Oct. 7 at Academy of Children’s Theatre
• Christian music star Crowder to perform Oct. 7 in Pasco
• Seattle guitarist to perform in Tri-Cities Oct. 7-8
• Comedian Ralphie May to perform Oct. 11 in Richland
• Artists display works this month at Richland library
• Franklin County jury nearly seated in double-homicide trial
• Inspection OKs Hanford excess weapons program
• Former downtown Pasco exec agrees to pay $262,000 in restitution
• John A. Mobley
• Nenette M. Hall
• Yakima to celebrate Native Americans instead of Columbus Day
• Tri-Cities Athlete of the Week: Claire Schaef, Richland swimming
• MCC volleyball teams not a fan of Wednesday matches
• Letter: Clinton is best choice as next president
• Letter: Clinton should not have to apologize for her exceptional service as secretary of state
• Letter: Larry Haler is the voice of the people, not the local establishment
• Letter: Why support a candidate who refuses to accept Supreme Court ruling?
• Letter: Thanks to people who recognize veterans for service
• Letter: Trump’s statements would be called treason if spoken by a Democrat
• Letter: Please honor Central Service health care professionals Oct. 9-15
• Richland tied for top spot in 4A football poll