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March 22, 2016

• Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas to play Seattle’s KeyArena
• Tacoma Opera offers intimate experience in “Intermezzo”
• K-9 patrols at Sea-Tac, Amtrak tightens security after Brussels terror attacks
• State seeks public comment on Pierce County’s shoreline plan
• Western State Hospital patients have swine flu
• Man spends night in 80-foot tree in downtown Seattle, builds makeshift nest
• Sumner’s Riley seeks to leap into record books
• Spring Fair accepting entries for Creative Kids Exhibit
• State Legislature placing priority on homelessness crisis
• Charges: 3 Lakebay teens raped girl and recorded assault
• Judge to decide case of University Place man accused of killing roommate
• Woman injured in Interstate 5 wreck in Federal Way; man arrested
• Parents concerned about Wainwright construction delay
• Democrats in Washington to make their pick for president at Saturday caucuses
• Hillary Clinton, daughter Chelsea bring campaign to Pierce County
• Peninsula school board offers unanimous recommendation for superintendent
• Candidates have telling reactions to terrorism
• Taxpayers keep losing
• Marijuana: Vote yes on county's Proposition 1
• Methanol: Port officials can stop this boondoggle
• Election: Bernie Sanders making empty promises
• UPlace: Vote against another property tax increase
• GHarbor: Trees were needlessly sacrificed
• Traffic: State Patrol is helping commuters
• Mariners 6, Dodgers 3: Back-to-back homers by Cruz, Lind power victory
• Mariners notebook: After Tuesday’s open date, competition intensifies for jobs
• The West's Islamophobia is only helping the Islamic State
• Belgium warned of more terror before airport attack
• Sumner Community Easter Service brings hope, light to community
• Washington to lead nation in pot sales by 2020, report says
• Freeway, on-ramp closures on tap for I-5 in Tacoma
• Clinton visits Pierce County without causing major traffic delays
• Christian Peters in control as Centralia looks to defend 2A title
• Emerald Ridge’s Karlee Stueckle has handle on hurdles – just like the rest of the Stueckle family