Stories you need to know as you start your week

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FROM INLANDER.COM
• What to do this week
• The Cougs won, but probably lost their star QB
• Eastern falls to Portland State in heart-breaker
• Why Seattle schools are starting later

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• Thousands remain without power across the region
Avista says it's taking longer than expected and are hoping to have power restored for most customers before Thanksgiving. (Behind pay wall: Spokesman)

• Mixed results in local sports
Cougs won, but lost their QB. Eagles just plain lost. Seahawks won without Marshawn Lynch.

• 16 people arrested in raids across Belgium
The main target of the operation — one of the suspected gunmen in the Nov. 13 Paris attacks — was not among those arrested.

• New research confirms what you already thought
Coffee can help you live longer.