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May 11, 2016

• Things to do: Ecosystem talk, gallery talk, historical home tour and more
• Students can solo with orchestra at Tacoma music teachers’ concerto concerts
• Art night features stop-motion and more at Sherman Elementary
• Critic’s Picks: The best of South Sound arts this weekend
• Warm weather brings Mikey’s hot dog cart to downtown Tacoma
• Safeway offers no timeline for Spanaway store reopening
• Former Olympia mayor to port: Begin shutting down marine terminal
• Feds provide $1.5 million to aid minority businesses
• Survey describes bank CEO salaries, board compensation and indifferent millennials
• Tacoma AmVets hiring event set for May 18
• Snake falls from ceiling at Tacoma General Hospital
• Memorial for rail historian James Fredrickson set for Friday
• Metro Parks Tacoma opens spraygrounds early
• Sherwood Press forced to take down some of its forest
• Pierce Transit seeks help in designing bus routes
• Sumner’s Dean puts renewed focus on javelin form
• Puyallup mom finds meaning in caring for disabled son
• Bakery looks to hit sweet spot with help of community
• Puyallup Parks and Rec hosts cycling event for riders of all ages
• East Pierce Fire & Rescue puts out call for volunteer firefighters
• Adventurer of the Week: Olympia’s Kaaren Winkler running Capital City race on way to losing 50 pounds
• Federal Way police focusing ‘all our resources’ on deadly shootings
• More than 800 sign petition against North Thurston name change
• Bank recruiter Karl Mecklenburg running for Puyallup Senate seat
• Tacoma’s plastic bag ban inches forward, but with new questions from City Council
• Cutters Point flagship store receives update, expansion
• City views revised plans for Ancich Park
• University Place: People demand recreation programs
• Governor: Telling Trump he's unwelcome was arrogant
• Elections: Politicians set poor example
• Trump: Why he was a no show in Seattle
• Trump: TNT continues hanging left
• Diversity: Columnist shows impressive bravery
• Matt Driscoll: Creating spaces for artists to live and work in Tacoma makes sense
• Finally, a lead that Tacoma could keep
• Yelm golfer begins day with radiation treatment, ends it by making tournament cut
• Puyallup coach Marc Wiese earns 400th win as Vikings clinch 9th straight 4A state berth
• South Sound district baseball tournament pairings
• Prep baseball: Jordan Jones’ complete game pitches Kentwood to state with 4-1 win over Timberline
• Mwenyeheri’s goal, assist lead Kentridge boys to 2-0 districts win over Graham-Kapowsin
• Gig Harbor beats Peninsula in annual lacrosse Baggataway Bowl
• Dempsey finished in front of goal, but Sounders share credit