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June 2, 2016

• Tickets for June 2
• Things to do: Live local music, senior activity center open house, writing group and more
• When music meets ecology: Biologist George Halekas speaks in Gig Harbor
• Critic’s Picks: The best of South Sound arts this weekend
• Prepare your stretchy pants for these Tacoma-area food truck festivals
• Which Tacoma-area bakery will you hit up for National Doughnut Day?
• Tacoma hosts developers, investors at economic showcase
• Section of SR 509 named for Longshore activist Phil Lelli
• Feds: Former surgical tech who worked in Lakewood is positive for HIV
• Lakewood invites public to celebrate 20th anniversary Saturday
• South Hill Rotary announces Community Vocational Service Award recipients
• Adventurer of the Week: Defending Sound to Narrows champ Dan McLean
• Craig Hill: Dogs win finally, Tacoma loses epically and a rare STP lag
• On the Road for June 2: Kitsap Water Trails Festival
• Mount Baker Forest cop covers firewood to firearms
• Orting School Board president commits suicide as court appearance loomed for homeowners association theft
• Three teens arrested in fatal May 18 Parkland shooting; 2 more sought
• Pierce County twins sentenced for attack linked to ‘bucket list’
• DNA test in Alaska leads to arrest in 2004 Tacoma rape
• Chief Leschi students protest teacher layoffs
• Orting School Board President Iris Lilley dies
• Dedicated Kopachuck teacher receives district recognition
• Election: Anti-Trump crusade leaves few options
• Gig Harbor: Study of highway traffic is pointless
• Senate: O'Ban doesn't stand with women
• Election: Libertarians field best ticket
• Justin Britt’s move to center another result of Russell Wilson’s 2015 battering
• All-4A Narrows soccer: Bellarmine’s Jordan Williams, Gig Harbor’s Jack Sluys share MVP honor
• All-3A Narrows soccer: Capital’s Nigel El-Sokkary is league’s MVP
• Matt Driscoll: Final home sales at Salishan mark milestone for Tacoma’s East Side
• Rainiers pitching ‘good for nine’ in 5-1 win over Salt Lake
• Young legs carry Seattle Sounders to 2-0 road win over D.C. United
• Sounders U-23 to host two Oregon rivals