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Los Angeles Times

• Oregon college shooting live updates: 'There's been another mass shooting in America,' Obama says
  
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• Oregon college shooting live updates: 'There's been another mass shooting in America,' Obama says
  
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• Farewell, summer
  
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• Farewell, summer
  
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• Hillary Clinton poised to win support of nation's largest teachers union
  
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• Hillary Clinton poised to win support of nation's largest teachers union
  
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• If Angels are to make playoffs, they need to stay hot in Texas
  
  - 1 Oct 15, 10:56pm -
• If Angels are to make playoffs, they need to stay hot in Texas
  
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San Francisco Bay Guardian

• Election 2020 Clip-Out Guide to take to the polls (or vote from home)
  Biden for President, Fielder for Senate, Yes on 21, I, K, and L: Our handy voting guide for a crucial election. The post Election 2020 Clip-Out Guide to take to the polls (or vote from home) appeared first on San Francisco Bay Guardian.
  - 2 days ago, 19 Oct 20, 3:42pm -
• CLEAN SLATE ENDORSEMENTS, Fall 2020
  Biden and Harris (of course), Yes on I and L, Yes on 15 ... complete endorsements for the state and San Francisco election.The post CLEAN SLATE ENDORSEMENTS, Fall 2020 appeared first on San Francisco Bay Guardian.
  - 19 days ago, 1 Oct 20, 10:15pm -
• VOTE NOW! Best of the Bay 2020
  Polls are open for the 45th annual Best of the Bay—tell us your favorites! The post VOTE NOW! Best of the Bay 2020 appeared first on San Francisco Bay Guardian.
  - 41 days ago, 10 Sep 20, 6:25pm -
• Our publisher’s ‘must-read’ history of US protests is out now!
  
  - 77 days ago, 4 Aug 20, 8:54pm -
• New Book! Tom Ammiano’s ‘Kiss My Gay Ass’ recalls SF political history
  Tom Ammiano’s story could only happen in one place: San Francisco. Reflecting on a life of teaching, stand-up comedy, activism, and bloodsport politics, Tom sat down at his kitchen table and wrote his story as only he can tell it. Now you get to re…
  - 5 Apr 20, 9:10pm -
• Our handy clipout guide for the March 3 primary
  Here are the Bay Guardian endorsements in a handy print-out guide to take to the polls. For our full endorsements, click here.  President: Bernie Sanders Congress, D 12: No recommendation State Senate, D 11: Jackie Fielder State Assembly, D17: No en…
  - 29 Feb 20, 6:06am -
• Endorsements for the March 3, 2020 primary
  Below are our complete endorsements for the March 3, 2020 primary elections.  PRESIDENT Bernie Sanders Two elements come into play in the presidential primary, and we think both favor Sanders. The first, of course, is beating Trump. We do not subscr…
  - 10 Feb 20, 11:22am -
• BEST OF THE BAY 2019 IS HERE!
  Thousands voted, 100+ winners are crowned in the 44th edition of the legendary Bay Guardian Best of the Bay, hosted by 48 Hills! Check out all the winners here on our Best of the Bay page, from Best Street Fair to Best Sweets Shop. And join us Thurs…
  - 3 Oct 19, 6:46pm -

Columbus Dispatch

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

• Summit claims first state golf team championship behind trio of seniors
  Falcons roll to Class 3 title as Katie Schreiner, Danika Stilwell and Isabelle Thrall finish in top six individually.
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• Nelly delivers again on 'Dancing With the Stars,' and teases new EP 'The Heartland Project'
  The first song from the EP is titled "Lil Bit" and features popular country act Florida Georgia Line.
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• Taiwanese restaurant Tai Ke to open second location
  Tai Ke Shabu Shabu will feature a new menu of individual hot pots as well as the original restaurant's dishes.
  - 13 hours ago, 20 Oct 20, 6:30pm -
• Eckert's adds chicken to classic vegetable succotash
  “Through some brainstorming we decided we needed a really big skillet to make it in. Our skillet weighs close to 200 pounds, and it’s about three and a half feet in diameter," says Angie Eckert.
  - 13 hours ago, 20 Oct 20, 6:15pm -
• It's not just Randy: Show-Me, Cardinals ties galore on Rays, Dodgers World Series rosters
  Lefty Sherriff's addition to the Rays roster gives a distinct Missouri vibe to Tampa Bay's 'stable' of relievers, with a Webster Groves grad at closer.
  - 15 hours ago, 20 Oct 20, 3:58pm -
• Talks starting on return of XFL to St. Louis
  The spring football league, which plans a February 2022 restart under new ownership, has reached out to the Convention and Visitors Commission about a stadium lease.
  - 17 hours ago, 20 Oct 20, 2:30pm -
• Debate commission to mute presidential candidates to prevent interruptions during next debate
  The commission decided to make the change after the first debate descended into chaos.
  - 21 hours ago, 20 Oct 20, 10:00am -
• COVID-19 in Missouri and Illinois: By the numbers
  These maps and charts show the spread of COVID-19 in Missouri and Illinois.
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Miami Herald

• Arrests at Miami rail crossing net few convictions, much criticism
  Florida East Coast Railway police officers have arrested hundreds for trespassing with few convictions.
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• Fla. Gov. appoints legislator as utility regulator
  State Rep. Jimmy Patronis is being appointed to the panel that regulates Florida utilities.
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• Andres Oppenheimer: Brazilian election could help end country’s ‘paralysis’
  Former Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso confirmed this week something that many of us have suspected: If the opposition wins the Oct. 5 presidential election, there will be changes in Brazilian foreign policy that might affect all of Lat…
  - 18 Sep 14, 5:08pm -
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport’s new runway now open
  The Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport opened its south runway Thursday, the first part of a $2 billion expansion to alleviate crowds and flight delays at the budget-friendly travel hub.
  - 18 Sep 14, 5:05pm -
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport’s new runway now open
  The Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport opened its south runway Thursday, the first part of a $2 billion expansion to alleviate crowds and flight delays at the budget-friendly travel hub.
  - 18 Sep 14, 5:05pm -
• Mystery man in Rick Scott attack ad unveiled, misleads about Charlie Crist and Ponzi scheme
  The Miami Herald has identified the Republican used in an attack ad by Gov. Rick Scott against challenger Charlie Crist. The ad wrongly claims that Crist and Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein had ‘swindled’ the mysterious Republican.
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• Fort Lauderdale home health firm settles federal whistleblower case.
  A Plus Home Health Care in Fort Lauderdale agreed to pay $1.65 million to the federal government to resolve a federal whistleblower suit that alleged it made kickbacks to doctors’ spouses to get referrals of Medicare patients.
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• Man electrocuted by fallen power lines in Tampa
  Authorities say a man was electrocuted by power lines that had fallen behind a Tampa home.
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Houston Chronicle

Star Tribune

• Ramsey County Board approves lease to turn Bethesda Hospital into homeless shelter
  Despite neighbors' concerns, plan to convert Bethesda Hospital is approved.
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• Season's first major snowfall breaks record in Minnesota, causes hundreds of crashes and spinouts
  The suddenly slick roads caused hundreds of crashes and spinouts, with the State Patrol reporting 346 crashes and 17 jackknifed semis by 4:30 p.m.
  - 5 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 2:14am -
• Salvation Army COVID-19 outbreak in Minnesota sickens one-third of conference attendees
  Twenty Salvation Army staff from Minnesota and North Dakota tested positive for COVID-19 after 62 people attended a recent conference in northern Minnesota, underscoring how easily the virus can spread.
  - 5 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 2:13am -
• Matt Look, John LeTourneau are subjects of charges in heated Anoka County Board race
  One is criticized for not yet donating promotion proceeds, the other accused of conflict of interest.
  - 5 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 2:00am -
• Attorney General Keith Ellison probes firm hiring armed guards for Minnesota polling sites
  Rights groups sue to keep Atlas Aegis from sending ex-soldiers to watch polls.
  - 5 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 1:55am -
• Vikings have plans to put fans in seats, but time is running out as the team awaits word from on high
  Five home games remain in the Minnesota Vikings' 2020 season, and the team is still hoping to bring fans into U.S. Bank Stadium — if they can get the go-ahead from the governor.
  - 5 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 1:51am -
• St. Paul man assaulted, found dead in Carlos Avery Wildlife Area
  
  - 6 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 1:44am -
• Roadside rescue in small-town Minnesota defies a larger divide
  A stranded St. Cloud driver found help in a small Minnesota town where she had been target of an ethnic slur.
  - 6 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 1:33am -

Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Birmingham News

Seattle Times

• Report: Tax records show Trump tried to land China projects
  WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump spent a decade unsuccessfully pursuing projects in China, operating an office there during his first run for president and forging a partnership with a major government-controlled company, The New York Times…
  - 5 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 2:14am -
• Coronavirus pandemic has caused nearly 300,000 more deaths than expected in a typical year
  The coronavirus pandemic has left about 299,000 more people dead in the U.S. than would be expected in a typical year — two-thirds of them of COVID-19 and the rest from other causes, the CDC reported. Particularly hard-struck: 25- to 44-year-olds.
  - 5 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 2:00am -
• Pandemic widens learning gap in education-obsessed S. Korea
  SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — When South Korea began its delayed school year with remote learning in April, that spelled trouble for low-income students who rely on public education, get easily distracted and cannot afford cram schools or tutors used b…
  - 5 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 1:46am -
• Rays ace Blake Snell will always be close to Huskies, but first he has a World Series to win
  Shorewood High product Blake Snell, who committed to the Huskies before being drafted by Tampa Bay, remains friends with UW football coach Jimmy Lake.
  - 6 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 1:44am -
• Seattle City Council could consider new car-tab fees after I-976 thrown out in court
  Less than a week after the Washington Supreme Court struck down an initiative limiting car-tab taxes, Seattle City Council members might consider new vehicle fees to help address looming budget shortfalls.  Councilmember Andrew Lewis on Tuesday said…
  - 6 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 1:41am -
• West Seattle Bridge repairs would be cheap, but future costs could soar, city analysis says
  The city's long-awaited "cost benefit analysis" of West Seattle Bridge options favors a partial replacement, or internal strengthening of the cracked span. Mayor Jenny Durkan is supposed to decide in coming weeks whether to pursue repairs, or proceed…
  - 6 hours ago, 21 Oct 20, 1:29am -
• Sheriff’s detectives are investigating the killing of a 25-year-old woman in Shoreline
  Azhane Mitchell, 25, died from multiple stab wounds Monday night in Shoreline and the King County Medical Examiner's Office has ruled her death a homicide.
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• Fall surge of COVID-19 here, state officials warn
  The number of COVID-19 cases in Western Washington is rising at “an alarming rate” and health officials say we might be joining the rest of the nation in a “fall surge” of the pandemic, the Washington State Department of Health said.
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The Oregonian

• Corvallis teen dies on Boy Scout trip in Klamath County
  Officials believe the teen was climbing with a friend when "rock handhold gave way." The friend attempted to help but was injured.
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• Homes for sale stack up across Portland metro
  The more than 7,000 homes on the market at the end of September was the most since 2014.
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• Medical groups ask Buehler to retract vaccine stance
  "I certainly believe that parents should have the right to opt out," the Bend legislator said.
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• Vancouver man dies in rollover crash on I-5
  The Washington State Patrol said the driver wasn't wearing a seatbelt.
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• Hunter kills advancing cougar near Mount Hood
  The hunter encountered three cougars, none of which showed any fear of humans.
  - 15 Oct 18, 4:13pm -
• Anti-Trump protester sues Portland police, claims he was mistaken for car vandal
  Daniel Martinez says he was among a throng of protesters marching against the newly minted president-elect on November 13, 2016, when officers threw him to the sidewalk on Southwest Yamhill Street, held him down with their knees and zip-tied his wris…
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• Portland Metro Monday Traffic: Part of NW Germantown Road to close for culvert replacement
  Heads up, West Hills commuters: Multnomah County will close a section of Northwest Germantown Road between Northwest Skyline Boulevard and Kaiser Road for the replacement of a failed culvert.
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• Prince Harry and Meghan expecting their 1st child
  Prince Harry and his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, are expecting their first child in the spring, Kensington Palace said Monday.
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Denver Post