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April 6, 2016

• Things to do: History talk, dance performance, bow loom class and more
• Sports champions, princesses bring ‘Fun in the Sun’ to this year’s Daffodil Parade
• Tickets for April 8
• After Daffodil Parade, gray skies turn blues at the Harmon and Swiss
• Citron European Bistro opening in Tacoma in April
• Mio Sushi now open at Tacoma’s Point Ruston
• Piano Man returning to Tacoma Mall Nordstrom, one day only
• Home price increase in area outpaces all but Colorado
• Regional park or aquatic reserve? Showdown coming on the fate of scenic Pierce County lake
• Puyallup council approves high-impact license requirements for homeless services
• Shrubbery outside Tacoma library meant to soften boulders’ appearance
• Old town of Kapowsin: school, mills, prostitution
• Tumwater accepts donation of historic brewhouse
• The Nose: Smooth move, Ranger — and hey Point Ruston, don’t you know the Flag Code?
• Gretler’s fearless demeanor helps lead Panthers
• Veteran coach Marshall still a mentor to former player-turned-coach
• Pitching, defense leading Sumner’s early-season surge
• ER’s Packard tosses 1-hitter against Bonney Lake
• Longtime chef caters to children in new show at Washington State Spring Fair
• Flanagan’s Craft Pub brings a taste of Ireland to Puyallup
• Changing the lives of African children one concert at a time
• In the animal kingdom, playing is in the nature of things
• On the Road for April 7: Washington State Apple Blossom Festival
• Man accused of shooting companion during camping trip on JBLM
• Tacoma police release composite images of suspects in 1986 slayings
• Man arrested in Puyallup bank robbery
• 1 Western State Hospital escapee arrested, but the ‘scary’ one remains on the loose
• Washington Gov. Jay Inslee bans most state-funded travel to Mississippi
• Board of Health votes to ask Tacoma for health study on methanol project
• CAPE connects middle school girls with STEM, community
• Teen Open Mic program aims at giving young artists a forum
• Peninsula High teacher receives Ellen Fay Award
• Police Explorer program helps turn youth into skilled leaders
• Commentary: Local Democratic caucus was a rousing success
• New vaping rules put state ahead of pack
• Transgender: Respect for others missing today
• Lindquist: Ethics decision reeks of bad old days
• Bethel: Bond request is too expensive
• Matt Driscoll: Rhubarb talks methanol, the minimum wage and Tacoma on the rise
• Why GOP nominee Ted Cruz should worry 2016 Republicans, too
• Is Kasich more out of touch than Trump?
• Wisconsin loss hurts Trump more than Clinton
• Mike Zunino looking for fresh start in Tacoma
• 2016 Tacoma Rainiers roster
• 5 questions about the Rainiers’ season
• Prep roundup: JV Magruder’s walk-off double lifts Decatur over Mount Rainier, 5-4, in extra-innings
• A team without a home: Lack of practice facility hasn’t fazed Rainier squad
• Gig Harbor track star Kimball’s inner fire stoked by early-life affliction
• Peninsula senior Keller embraces LOUD voice for good of program