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April 25, 2016

• Tacoma Jazz and Blues Fest needs sponsors, donations to keep running
• Intel’s DuPont site closing, city’s mayor says
• Browns Point Ace Hardware closing after 24 years
• Ali’s Prom Project provides dresses for Pierce County foster children
• Grandfather injured after being struck by car on Tacoma Narrows Bridge
• 2015 tests showed lead in one Tacoma school’s water more than 150 times allowable level
• Show and Tell: Schools and youths in the news
• Naked, drunk man stabs stepson in head, documents say
• Man pleads not guilty in fatal fight outside South Hill home
• Parkland man suspect in sex abuse of boy, 12
• Tacoma man accused of sexually assaulting woman whose van broke down
• Former sportscaster Tony Ventrella to challenge Reichert in 8th District
• Federal Way House election shaping up to be 3-way race
• Still no verdict in trial of State Auditor Troy Kelley
• 3 initial homes show lower lead levels in new round of tests
• Judge rules contact information for state-subsidized child care workers can be released under Public Records Act
• Matt Driscoll: Latest tolling glitch highlights flaw in contract with private vendor
• Rainiers drop fourth straight after rain shortens Sunday afternoon’s game
• South Sound’s top track & field marks, Week 8
• Robert Nkemdiche’s fall could test Seahawks’ approach to “red-flag” players
• Fallen JBLM GI is more than footnote of Afghan war
• Voting: Ex-offender may have right restored
• Poverty: Rethink how we view the poor
• Tacoma: Don't eliminate paper bags
• Election: Democratic primary votes can still ‘count’
• Election: Supreme Court is the real 2016 prize
• Protest: We must get money out of politics
• Methanol: Time to listen to what we're saying
• Transit: Taxes are investment in economy
• Bethel: Yes to schools, yes to pool
• Sound Transit receives ‘robust’ feedback on Sumner station improvements
• O’Toole overcomes injuries, dominates in loss to Vikings