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March 11, 2016

• Tacoma’s first Cincinnati chili parlor sticks to its Ohio roots
• Dining calendar: Pacific Grill starts brunch; Star Chefs gala and Sumner wine walk this weekend
• Data center is ‘what the cloud really looks like’
• Sales tax in Tacoma will increase April 1
• Sleepy at work? You’re not alone
• Impaired driving emphasis patrol to be held Saturday in Puyallup
• Pedestrian killed in South Tacoma
• Beyond the Tacoma Tideflats, methanol progress mixed
• Frontier life resumes as Fort Nisqually museum reopens at Point Defiance
• The Nose: Scarlet Sweater— it sounds like a book title, or a superhero
• Two young children missing from Lakewood found safe
• Lawsuit alleges excessive force in fatal shooting by Pierce County sheriff’s deputy
• Fatal crash closes SR 165 near Wilkeson
• Man who caused fatal Sumner wreck after likely seizure sentenced
• Couple accused of prostituting 15-year-old Lacey girl plead not guilty
• Franklin Pierce to seek $157 million school bond in November election
• State graduation rates inch upward; Franklin Pierce cited as example
• Legislature begins special session with unfinished business
• Gov. Jay Inslee vetoes 27 bills as Legislature misses deadline
• Fashion statement or political message? Tacoma councilman’s sweater joins methanol debate
• Republicans not happy about bills vetoed by Gov. Jay Inslee
• Pierce County Library system starts effort to grow and change with communities
• GHarbor: Public safety must be top priority
• Will the First Amendment survive the information age?
• Jermaine Kearse stays with his heart, re-signs with Seahawks
• More booming fun: Seahawks keep unique punter Jon Ryan with new four-year deal
• Don Ruiz: Stars reclaiming place on Tacoma sports landscape
• Huskies fall to No. 8 Oregon, 83-77, will miss NCAA tournament for 5th consecutive season