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April 21, 2016

• Things to do: Local high school theater, book sale, music and workshop
• Critic’s Picks: The best of South Sound arts this weekend
• Conflict not a new thing for Star Lite Swap Meet, Lakewood officials
• Tacoma labs expect influx of lead testing requests
• Tacoma-area Prince fans lament the passing of musical idol
• Gig Harbor players cherish ‘Tribute to Troops’ baseball game
• Gig Harbor Trump supporter’s tire slashed; vandal says his act was justified
• Robber held gun to elderly woman’s head in Pierce County home invasion
• From the Helm: PHS theater program has sights set on bright future
• Cheers and Jeers, April 20
• Heron’s Key names new executive director
• Student Cycling League takes over 360 Trails Park
• State Auditor Troy Kelley’s fate in jury’s hands
• Law school at UW Tacoma would be separate from Seattle program
• Nate Packard’s clutch hit rallies Emerald Ridge past powerhouse Puyallup, 4-2
• Capital wins on walk-off error to split series with Central Kitsap
• Paxton rediscovers his control, locks down El Paso in 3-1 Tacoma Rainiers win
• Tacoma’s not Flint, but caution still warranted
• Trail of the week: Shelton’s Huff ’n’ Puff Trail
• Methanol: What Tacoma needs is green industry
• Bethel: Support much-needed bond measure
• Bethel: Vote no on district's pork barrel
• Election: Democrats practice intimidation
• Methanol: Analysis should have been done
• Transit: Expansion would just soak taxpayers more
• UPlace: Please support metro parks district
• Election: Are we buying candidates' hype?
• Adventurers of the Week: Monster and Sea standup paddleboard team
• On the Road for April 21: Sequim Irrigation Festival
• Evans has been on both sides of the harsh word
• Cougars counting on junior college transfer DE Garrett McBroom early
• UW athletic department reports $863,136 budget deficit in 2014-15 fiscal year