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Tenino again rejects $38 million school bond
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Chehalis man accused of beating girlfriend's child
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Former Lacey resident and accused drug dealer back in jail, again
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Superintendent Randy Dorn offers his own school funding plan
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Ethics board reverses revolving-door ruling
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Olympia Area Chinese Fellowship thrives after 34 years
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Legal notice: Tumwater hotel developer seeks permit to exceed building height limit
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Thunderbirds turn tables on Bearcats
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Details emerge in Rochester cockfighting operation
A Rochester man has admitted he was raising up to 240 roosters at his Danby Drive residence to sell for cockfights in Portland, Ore., Texas, and as far off as Mexico, court papers state.
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Crowd has spoken: Local man's Micro Phone Lens a go
Olympia inventor and entrepreneur Thomas Larson has done it again, raising for the second time far more money than he had originally sought for his product on the fundraising website Kickstarter.
South Sound
Olympia Area Chinese Fellowship thrives after 34 years
Toy Kay might be the matriarch of the Olympia Area Chinese Fellowship, but she considers herslf an American through and through. After 34 years, the fellowship thrives as a cultural resource and heritage hub for the local Chinese community. One of...
Government
Superintendent Randy Dorn offers his own school funding plan
State lawmakers face a deadline of April 30 to report to the state Supreme Court on their plan for fully funding basic education by 2018. Now state schools chief Randy Dorn is suggesting what the report should say.
Sports
Thunderbirds turn tables on Bearcats
TUMWATER — While everyone else was glued to the Thunderbirds’ rally, a surprised Tanner Angel was hurrying to warm up his arm. “I actually didn’t think I was going to pitch today,” the Tumwater junior said. “When...
Business
Crowd has spoken: Local man's Micro Phone Lens a go
Olympia inventor and entrepreneur Thomas Larson has done it again, raising for the second time far more money than he had originally sought for his product on the fundraising website Kickstarter.
Living & Entertainment
Green uprising: Hillside garden of two physicians is an oasis of botanical diversity
In a shadowy glade near Bremerton, a garden grows. From a small forest of maples and rhododendrons, it rises onto a sunny slope of lavender and citrus trees. From there it climbs through viburnums and rare conifers to surround a gazebo that has a ...
Nation & World
IRS awards bonuses to 1,100 who owe back taxes
The Internal Revenue Service has paid more than $2.8 million in bonuses to employees with recent disciplinary problems, including $1 million to workers who owed back taxes, a government investigator said Tuesday.
