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November 11, 2017

• Why church shootings don’t intimidate the church
• The shoebox is filled with gifts, but outside is a child’s story
• WSU Extension Q&A: Before showing animals, first learn to care for them
• Garden Tips: What glorious fall colors! Here’s where they come from
• Bridge in the Tri-Cities: Really Stupid
• Mid-Columbia building permits for week ending Nov. 4
• Mid-Columbia bankruptcies for Nov. 12
• CBC organized math night held Nov. 15
• 70 years of history: Herald, Tri-Cities have grown up together
• Amy Grant bringing Christmas music and cheer to Kennewick
• Ring in the holidays with the Salvation Army
• Marching for veterans in West Richland
• Richland caps RAISE by dedicating Logan Road at Horn Rapids
• Book groups in the Mid-Columbia
• Yakima man hit by 2 cars while walking on Finley highway
• Kennewick murder suspect, lawyers want more time to prepare defense
• Passenger injured in rollover on Highway 12 near Burbank
• Kennewick parents, do you know your kids’ elementary school?
• ‘Dangerous and destructive.’ That’s how board describes Hanford’s funding trend
• Richland’s Schaef has a big day in the pool
• Badger Club discusses schizophrenic parenthood
• Matt Taylor: Remembering fun times and laughter at the Herald
• Ken Robertson: Herald is woven into the fabric of Tri-Cities community
• Jim Conca: America’s nuclear dominance on the edge
• Defending state champ Kamiakin falls to Timberline in playoff opener
• State football: James’ 4 TDs lead Hermiston past S. Albany, on to OSAA semis
• Strasser’s 1st full game back a special one as Richland rolls West Valley 62-28
• Walla Walla falls short of trophy match at state
• Wa-Hi volleyball having a devilishly good time at state
• Americans’ point streak ends with loss to Portland
• Warm, Americans shut out Thunderbirds
• Letter best: A good society tries to limit bad guys with guns
• Donais hits OT game-winner, Kamiakin survives Lakeside in state quarterfinal