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May 31, 2016

• Gas prices higher, but still lowest in more than decade nationwide
• Seattle’s ‘man in tree’ sent to Western State Hospital
• Changes coming June 26 to Anderson Island ferry schedule
• Groundbreaking for Foothills Trail project set for June 7
• Mount Rainier celebrates new stamp by waiving entrance fees June 2
• Patrons of Tacoma’s Jazzbones lead state in DUI arrests
• Former Puyallup youth wrestlers allege sexual abuse by ex-coach, sue city, program
• Prosecutors charge 7 for fatal Parkland shooting they said happened during robbery attempt
• Tacoma police: Robber trades in car with stolen cash
• Family searches for missing Tumwater teen
• 3 teens arrested in armed robbery at Sprinker Recreation Center
• Tacoma’s Stadium Bowl stairs repaired
• Election: Sanders and Warren a great match
• Mental health: Remove stigma, provide good care
• Election: Trump nomination prompts soul searching
• Memorial Day: Flags should be at half staff perpetually
• Transit: Tax funding plan is unsustainable
• Election: National presidential primary could work
• Transit: Faster timeline for Tacoma light rail unpersuasive
• University Place: Explore creative parks funding
• Lincoln: Much for high school to take pride in
• Gig Harbor: Why take comment after action done?
• Economy: Don't chase away more good-wage jobs
• Election: Trump defies what we teach our kids
• School: Iconic Stadium High view was ruined
• Election: Trump is only choice for non-elitists
• Murphy birdies final four holes to nab Cowlitz Am title
• Feutz wins Puget Sound Amateur on last hole
• 2A SPSL boys soccer: Fife’s Ray Sigala named league MVP
• 2A SPSL softball: Fife’s Anna Kasner earns league MVP; Orting’s McKenzie Behnke is pitcher of the year
• All-SeaTac baseball: Evergreen Lutheran’s Seth Birsching earns co-player of the year
• Hoop dreamer embodies Tacoma spirit
• Trump lets us in on his generosity and his spite
• Traffic study of Route 16 in Gig Harbor area set to begin
• Salt Lake rallies to defeat Tacoma late
• Sounders remain on East Coast prior to D.C. match