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October 18, 2015

• Backs Kershner, Ayers for County Council
• Supports expanding county districts
• Supports Watson’s commitment to serve
• Backs propositions to change voting
• Trusts Mutchler for support of families
• Says Briscoe backs maritime business
• Whatcom View: Smaller-city mayors support Whatcom district-only voting
• Whatcom Channels daytime television listings for the week of October 18, 2015
• Whatcom County Jail report for Oct. 16-17
• Whatcom County Jail report for Oct. 16-17
• Sounders a win away from clinching playoffs
• Bellingham comes back to top Orcas Island
• Lynden Christian girls’ soccer wins 9-0
• Mount Baker girls’ soccer tied 0-0 with Meridian
• Time for real Seahawks to get back on track
• Finish: Far more than a mantra for Seahawks. Now, it’s a must
• Sehome and Bellingham dominate second day of 2A district tennis
• Compton commits to Columbia
• Ducks beat Huskies yet again, 26-20
• Cougars receiver Dom Williams excelling despite personal loss
• WSU’s Falk ties school record with 6 TD passes in win over OSU
• New Mexico’s Smyth repeats at Lake Padden Trail Half Marathon
• Lynden’s defense impressive in win
• About Real Estate: You can appeal a property tax that seems too high
• Challenger for Whatcom executive opposes new jail
• Sidhu, Kershner race for Whatcom council has partisan feel
• Penn Cove mussels to help track pollution flowing into Puget Sound
• Fairhaven boatbuilder lands $5 million contract
• Charity calendar: ‘Back to the Future’ block party at Pickford to benefit dance company
• Free Oct. 24 event explains benefits for veterans