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May 29, 2016

• Things to do: Memorial Day observances, fuchsia garden, Fort Nisqually museum
• South Sound Business People
• Bill Virgin: Great Restructuring hits retail
• Emergency responders learn water-rescue skills
• Commission pondering Pierce County Charter amendments
• Judge orders Washington Medicaid to provide lifesaving hepatitis C drugs for all
• Projects, hikes celebrate National Trails Day
• School on Saturday? Thompson Elementary teachers say low-key atmosphere makes it fun
• Show and Tell: Schools and youths in the news
• Twins beat Mariners, 5-4, to sweep weekend series at Safeco
• Mariners notes: Quoting Scott Servais on Saturday’s wild finish
• Bellarmine Prep’s Jack Yearian calls distance running triple crown a ‘surreal’ feeling
• Lincoln wins Star Track XXXIV 3A title on dramatic 4x400 relay finish
• Kentwood lets 4A baseball title slip away, falls 2-1 to Skyline
• Othello defeats Fife in 2A softball title game on DeLeon’s two-run double
• Tahoma falls to Wenatchee 1-0 in the 4A boys soccer state final
• Josh Braverman wins 300 hurdles, is River Ridge’s 50th state champion
• After shocking loss to Fife, W.F. West rallies to take third in Class 2A softball
• Tumwater’s Ty Gentry wins third consecutive 2A boys tennis singles title
• Hornets legacy secure despite tough loss in 3A state softball title game
• Sumner baseball finishes fourth in 3A after team cools at the wrong time
• Is this kid a wisecracker or simply wise?
• The five spot: 5 Memorial Day reflections
• Face of addiction can be face of child you knew
• Traffic Q&A: Is it illegal for your bike rack to obscure your license plate?
• Tacoma’s bats come alive against New Orleans in 7-3 win
• Disappointing results ‘getting old’ for Sounders