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March 2, 2016

• GET OUT for Thursday, March 3: A capella music, theater, music, beekeeping and more events this week
• Executive director Neil Birnbaum to leave Northwest Sinfonietta
• Review: Lakewood Playhouse delivers outstanding performance of ‘Death of a Salesman’
• Review: B2 gallery talks race and politics with Ringgold and Robinson
• PacMed announces two new South Sound clinics
• EDB marks successes, speaker calls for South Sound consortium
• Economy heading south, says increasing number of Northwest business owners
• Cocaine, Prozac, other drugs found in Puget Sound salmon from tainted wastewater
• Tacoma woman missing since Saturday
• Pierce County Council delays lifting Graham-Kapowsin shooting ban
• Woman, 87, dies from injuries suffered in Tacoma fire
• Mentorship program provides college connection for Ridgecrest students
• Court ruling undermines citizens’ ballot access
• Lakewood police shut down thrift store accused of buying, reselling stolen goods
• State projects on tap for Pierce County
• Updates to Jerisich Dock provide new amenities to boaters
• Small Residential Dwellings plan under research by Planning Commission
• Teachers in limbo
• Oregon’s minimum-wage weirdness offers cautionary tale
• Election: What's different this year? Trump
• Politics: Book offers a timely message
• Methanol: What about plant's social impact?
• Education: My kids deserve charters' quality
• UPlace: Tax burden is already heavy enough
• Mariners notebook: Cano sees new rules on slides at second base as positive step
• Mariners 7, Padres 0: Encouraging beginning for the Dipoto roster
• Matt Driscoll: Activist Vandana Shiva no fan of Tacoma’s proposed methanol plant
• Super Tuesday results were disastrous for GOP
• Puyallup honors MLB pitcher Jon Lester with ballfield naming
• Cascade Christian’s Flattum, Seaton sign letters to play college football
• Lincoln alums hope to end Seattle’s state basketball success
• Class 3A state preview: Garfield boys, Lynnwood girls favorites to take titles
• Class 4A state preview: Unbeaten Federal Way boys, Central Valley girls favorites to take titles
• The News Tribune’s state player of the year, Mikayla Pivec: Lynnwood’s standout juggles it all
• Sumner boys basketball coach Brett McDaniel resigns
• The News Tribune’s state player of the year: Lakeside’s Isiah Brown plays to his own rhythm
• Emergence of VandenHazel ups the T-Bird threat level
• Sanders could offer big presence River Ridge needs in quarterfinals
• Life Christian’s bigs play small: Luke Lovelady, Reid Roelofs make Eagles unique
• Peninsula’s record-breaking season ends with loss to Cleveland
• Gig Harbor girls eliminated by Snohomish
• Bullpen: Peninsula High School highlights winter sports accomplishments
• Longtime Gig Harbor resident Owens takes over Peninsula baseball program
• Club America knocks Sounders from CONCACAF Champions League with 3-1 win
• Andrews scores career-high 47 points in 99-91 UW win over WSU
• Collier is UW women’s basketball team’s inspiration