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November 1, 2014

• Elk Grove teachers union jumps into trustee campaign
• Placer voters consider pay raise for county supervisors
• Jerry Brown rallies Colusa County crowd in final event
• True, misleading or outright lie: A guide to The Bee’s Ad Watch series
• Rights, responsibility and reassurance on Ebola
• No. 100 a big win for Stark, Tigers
• Fall colors dot Arizona, New Mexico landscapes
• See Tuscany at your own pace – on foot
• Letters: Wetlands, initiatives, right to die, El Niño, pensions, etc.
• The Conversation feedback: Democrats and Republicans haven’t figured out how to talk to women
• Letters Flu, Ebola, hoarders, drug policy, Measure L, etc.
• Northern Exposure
• Poll: The Bee’s prep football Player of the Week
• Mission Control, where’s my rocket?
• Split-state idea needs a fair hearing
• Sidewalk bicycling safety to be debated in Sacramento
• Escapes: Mendocino, Lodi and other California destinations
• Business calendar for week of Nov. 2
• Take your best shot: A Sacramento institution
• Consume: Our favorite food stuff this week
• Provisions: What to buy, read or consume
• Postcards From Readers: Mandalay, Myanmar
• Local sports events
• California Assembly candidate Jim Cooper slams jail allegations
• Rain to linger in Sacramento
• The Week Ahead: Wrap yourself up in Roseville’s Pioneer Quilt Show
• San Francisco Giants: The modern era’s model franchise
• ‘Check Before You Burn’ starts today
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: What were circumstances involving student found slain at San Juan High in 1998?
• Kings get first win as Gay starts with hot hand, hits 40
• Ruling doesn’t change state’s pension crisis
• Plant bulbs now, don’t fret about water, and be dazzled by spring
• A sheriff’s deputy says thanks
• We Tested It: AirSpeed All Floors bagless upright vacuum from Eureka
• Letters Differences, gay marriage, best candidates, guns, simple kindness, etc.
• 49ers expect Rams’ special teams to have a few tricks up their sleeves
• Turn back clocks: Daylight savings time ends Sunday morning
• Local sports events
• Sacramento’s sorry clunker of county elections
• Just a few voters will set state and local course
• First-time voter sees chance to fulfill civic duty
• California lawmakers’ campaign credit-card spending often lacks disclosure, Sacramento Bee review finds
• In Nevada, Lake Las Vegas is a bit too sleepy
• On the Move for the week of Nov. 2
• Feast Q&A: A Sacramento winter menu preview
• One dead, two injured in multi-car collision on Interstate 80
• Kings notes: McLemore finds amusement in being in stitches
• Natomas High kicker’s 58-yard field goal ties section, region record
• Child stabbed, suspect arrested at Arden Arcade apartment
• AM Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Saturday
• Prep football roundup: No. 7 Granite Bay rallies to beat No. 4 Rocklin 28-21
• Garden checklist: November is made for planting
• Water-wise tip: Dial back the sprinklers as the weather cools
• AT THE SPCA: Bandit and Sassy
• Video: Friday night high school football highlights (10/31/2014)
• Sacramento strong-mayor campaign races to the finish line
• Friends don’t let friends not vote
• Assisted suicide is bad medicine
• New research predicts California droughts will worsen
• Giants fan fulfills bucket list baseball season
• Rod Wright’s jail time goes from 90 days to less than 90 minutes
• FBI and others try to bolster your defenses against cybercrime