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April 5, 2016

• Tacoma Youth Symphony plays alongside Tacoma Symphony Orchestra in a free Pantages concert
• DuPont positions itself as South Sound golf hub
• Board of Health to ask city to review health impacts of methanol project
• More development coming to University Place’s town center
• Northwest Trek breaks single-day attendance record
• Bald eagle hit on state Route 16 dies
• Kitsap County nuclear documents not permanently barred from release
• Marriage licenses for week ending April 1, 2016
• Puyallup Police Department conducts distracted driving patrols
• State Reps. to host community meeting on homelessness in Puyallup
• Methanol process prompts resignations from Tacoma’s ‘green’ panel
• Brian Tollefson announces retirement from Pierce County Superior Court
• Mariners notebook: Club’s payroll on opening day ranks 12th among 30 clubs
• UPlace voters should OK metropolitan park district
• Methanol: It's not racist to oppose refinery
• Festival: Randolph's a great choice for grand marshal
• Bethel: Aquatic center would be a money loser
• Methanol: NWIW missed its chance to engage public
• Election: Trump now wants to change the rules
• UPlace: Proposition 1 would cost too much
• Lindquist: Ethics ruling is of little value
• Election: Trump reveals America's dark side
• Courts: Military better at dispensing justice
• Methanol: Reflect on more than the bottom line
• When drugs are legal, gangs will diversify
• Sound Transit to host open house on Sumner Sounder station improvements
• Extra patrols watching for drivers using cellphones in April
• Man charged with murder in fatal Auburn crash
• Man accused of fatal crash on Purdy Spit pleads guilty
• Security guard sues Western State Hospital for second time
• Man robs U.S. Bank branch in Puyallup
• Seattle Sounders’ Jordan Morris could benefit from a ‘step back’
• Jeff Lindquist, Will Dissly giving tight end a try for Huskies