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March 5, 2016

• New businesses in the South Sound
• Bill Virgin: Anniversary recalls another headline-making time for port
• Bonds aren’t the only investment option for retirement savers
• Indicted Auditor Troy Kelley to argue biased investigation
• SPSCC men’s and women’s basketball headed east for NWAC regionals
• Live chat: State basketball finals at the Tacoma Dome
• Life Christian tops Morton-White Pass for fourth-place finish in 2B bracket
• Curtis senior-turned-coach Braden Ash helps team in different role
• Federal Way survives against Gonzaga Prep, advances to state title
• Cameron Cranston scores 20 as Union rallies to beat Issaquah, 60-57, for fourth place
• Moses Lake caps historic season with victory over Lewis and Clark
• Mt. Spokane places in state for first time in school history
• Todd Beamer girls clamp down on Bothell in fourth, take third
• No. 7 Lincoln girls’ season ends with loss to Edmonds-Woodway in 3A tournament
• Darius LuBom leads Kentwood past SPSL rival Curtis, 66-59 — advances to 4A state title game
• Shorecrest overcomes shooting woes to end Tumwater’s championship run, 47-41
• Rainier Beach takes down rival Garfield in 3A semifinal
• Luke Lovelady scores 1,000th point in Life Christian’s bounce-back win over Friday Harbor
• Arlington girls earn date with Bellevue after routing Kamiakin
• Bellevue girls knock off undefeated Lynnwood
• End of a run? Beamer ousted by youthful Central Valley, 55-37, in 4A semifinals
• River Ridge rallies after upset to knock out Ellensburg in loser-out game
• O’Dea beats Kennedy Catholic to earn trip to state final
• Madison Pollock, Snohomish headed to 4A state title game with 47-41 win over Bothell
• Madison Pollock, Snohomish girls headed to 4A state title with 47-41 win over Bothell
• Black Hills downs Mark Morris in OT to survive until Saturday
• Late 3-pointer helps push Union past Lewis & Clark
• Scott Kellum, Issaquah clinch state trophy with 54-46 win over Central Valley
• Brewers 5, Mariners 2: Baxter provides only highlights in loss
• Mariners notebook: Montero unfazed by steady stream of new first-base candidates
• Will our state be a bystander to Hurricane Trump?
• Road closures on I-5 planned for Point Defiance Bypass upgrades
• After a death, investigation and organ donation happen at Pierce County Medical Examiner’s Office
• Harmonious monks: Tibetan monks create sand mandala at University of Puget Sound
• Nearly 6,000 emergency, military personnel to conduct Northwest megaquake exercise
• Lacey Veterans Services Center will expand, add more services
• Consequences of dying without a will
• Education: Charters helping underserved students
• Refugees: Syrians deserve our support
• Education: Support smaller class sizes
• Election: Still hope for a civil process
• Sex offender registrations in Pierce County
• Police beat: Fraud over Facebook, and a grieving easy mark
• Tacoma man sentenced to 13 years for deadly 2013 shooting
• Sounders look ahead after rough 2015