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May 23, 2016

• Hop Jack’s restaurants coming to Gig Harbor, Lakewood
• Tacoma, Puyallup Sports Authority stores closing after liquidations
• Charlie Davis named to head Pierce-Kitsap YMCA
• Closing costs for home sales are lowest in Kittitas County
• Gas prices up 2.8 cents per gallon over the past week
• Millennials skipping renters insurance, survey says
• Marriage licenses for week ending May 20, 2016
• Bike commuters can lock up their rides at Tacoma Dome Station
• Update could determine future of dog park, boutique hotel at Chambers Creek
• Pierce deputy hurt after crashing into 4 cows in Roy
• Kent Fire Department’s first paid chief dies
• Green River College faculty on strike over proposed program cuts
• Lawsuit alleges faulty repairs to blame for fatal 2014 plane crash near Buckley
• Softball: Peninsula upsets Shelton before being eliminated
• Show and Tell: Schools and youths in the news
• Tacoma’s ‘Sonics Guy’ has home ransacked while away for premiere
• South Hill man guilty in roommate’s shooting death
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting Tacoma-area roommate
• NRA to pay $15,000 for breaking state campaign-finance rules
• Washington DOT: I’ve got a bridge to sell you ... really
• Better buckle up: ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign starts in Pierce County
• Mariners’ struggles at home continue as Seattle loses 5-0 to Oakland
• Bellarmine Prep’s father-daughter golf duo look to repeat state title sweep
• Orting wins two games, earn 2A state softball berth for third year in a row
• State golf primer: Bellarmine Prep girls seeking state record 7th consecutive state team title
• Strong mental game typifies Cougar quartet at state
• Rainiers no match for Lohse’s experience
• Capital’s Nigel El-Sokkary earns TNT All-Area boys soccer player of the year
• Gig Harbor: City official's threat merits no applause
• Sanders: Choose the better political revolution
• Foster kids: Two legal professionals act heroically
• Bathrooms: Openness rule endangers everyone
• Tacoma: Transformation is stunning, permanent
• Puyallup: Hold homeless center's clients, staff accountable
• Air travel: Suggestions for making it run smoother
• Education: No public money for unsupervised charter schools
• Bathrooms: Privacy and decency don't equal hate
• Health care: Managing side effects must be priority
• Military: Women break down big barriers
• Port: Leaders appear to be on the right track
• Ending legacy of Asarco is worth hassle