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April 5, 2019

• Tacoma Rainiers season opener: Swanson strong debut, but Sacramento prevails in extra innings
• New cities in Pierce County? Community Plans lay the groundwork for incorporation
• Pierce County might allow taller buildings to entice affordable housing as area grows
• Less parking, more walking: Changes coming for new developments in Pierce County
• Want a ‘starter’ luxury home in Pierce County? Prices going up for those, too
• Iraq war vet settles discrimination case against Tacoma college where she once taught
• Suspected drunk driver forces semi to crash into Spanaway house, narrowly missing sleeping couple
• Want to sell your product at Walmart? Here’s your chance
• New parks could be coming to the growing suburbs of Pierce County, including South Hill
• 2019 Daffodil Festival Grand Floral Parade is Saturday
• Don’t face Alzheimer’s alone: Series of talks helps in understanding memory loss
• CBD retail in Tacoma taking off as FDA looks to expand oversight. Public input sought
• He used a racial slur and stabbed a man who dented his truck. Now he’s off to prison
• Ed-garrrr! Five takeaways from M’s hall-of-famer’s legislative lovefest
• There’s no perfect way to fight cancer, protect our children
• Guarded optimism for Tacoma’s Old City Hall 2.0
• Socialism: Not dirty word GOP claims it is
• Poverty: Trump 2020 budget must be rejected
• Litter: Too few want to keep Tacoma beautiful
• Seattle: Take back streets of dying city
• Trump: Two clever ploys he falls back on
• It’s clothed and fed Pierce County kids for decades. Now nonprofit is faced with closure
• Top high school girls teams and track and field athletes in the South Sound in 2019
• Nate Orchard was a teen runaway saved by a coach. Now he’s the Seahawks’ newest pass rusher
• Worth the wait, Brennan making an impression for Mariners as a Rule 5 draftee
• Mariners offense overshadowed by errors, shaky bullpen in loss to White Sox
• UW Huskies spring practice: News and observations from Day 2
• UW’s Benning Potoa’e sees move to defensive line as an opportunity
• UW senior Matisse Thybulle earns Lefty Driesell Award for nation’s best defensive player