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November 8, 2017

• Northwest Wine: Affordable Thanksgiving wines
• UPDATE: Mom, child from Kennewick fire going to be OK
• Community invited to help name two new Kennewick elementary schools
• Federal agents raid African grocery store in Kennewick
• UPDATE: Kennewick baby, mom flown to Harborview
• Cleary, Jansons returning to Richland School Board
• 2017 Washington general election results: Benton and Franklin updates
• Posting the colors for Veterans Day
• Pot shop owner upsets Kennewick council incumbent
• 2 re-elected, 1 out in Richland council contest
• Incumbents returned to office in West Richland
• Hatcher leading Benton County sheriff race
• Incumbent Gary Long edging out challenger in Trios race
• Kennewick voters soundly rejecting The Link
• Kintzley to serve another term on Kennewick School Board
• Novakovich re-elected to Kennewick port commission
• Keeping tabs on ballots in Pasco
• Mid-Columbia births published Nov. 7
• 2 Oregon bodies linked to missing Pasco man, runaway teen
• Death threats led to 3-hour Prosser standoff
• Found: Missing Pasco woman located in Seattle
• Pasco police investigate threat to Pasco High School
• Molestation trial against Pasco councilman postponed 2 weeks
• Pasco schools stumbling a second time on measure to add space
• Incumbents sweep Pasco School Board seats
• Pasco voters rejecting 3 council incumbents
• Paula J. Ward
• Bernard J. McClain
• Tina L. Lanning
• Robert N. Gore
• Laura D. Fields
• Our Voice: Remember to honor our veterans
• Our Voice: Don’t let this federal wildfire fix go up in smoke
• Our Voice: Proposed national parks fees exorbitant
• Former Hanford High standout puts a new twist on summer training
• Americans’ Rasmussen helps Team WHL to win over Russia
• Late Wenatchee goal ends Chiawana’s season in heartbreak
• Kamiakin strikes early, often, bests Mountain View 4-1 to advance to quarters
• Kennewick’s Shaffer, Sonderland top MCC volleyball team
• Letter: Boeing’s case against Bombardier smacks of hypocrisy
• Letter: Chipping away at wages doesn’t bode well at U.S.
• Letter: When it comes to Columbia Point development, less is more
• Letter: Pot a solution to growing opioid problem
• Letter: Richland needs to step up on recycling
• Letter: NFL players should follow fans’ lead: love it or leave it
• Letter: Hanford project seeks info on history of black workers
• Letter: Story on McDonald family brought back happy memories
• Letter: Boycott of NFL frees up Sundays around the house
• Letter: More emphasis needed on English as a first language
• Letter: Flat Top Park zoning
• Letter: Commit to doing more to stop mistreatment of women