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September 8, 2015

• Haggen grocery chain files for bankruptcy protection, parts with executive
• Washington State Employees Credit Union set to open branches in Puyallup, Federal Way
• What’s Happening for Sept. 8
• Chris Vance, ex-GOP chairman, announces 2016 bid for Patty Murray seat
• Death notices for Sept. 8
• Prosecutor talks criminal justice reform before Thurston County Chamber
• Donor money will keep charter schools open, state association says
• Demonstrators stage sit-in at Thurston County Prosecutor’s office
• Hood Canal Bridge out of alignment, traffic stalled
• Montero, Rainiers end season on high note with 5-0 win over 51s
• Dave Boling: Prideful Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor needs to return to work
• Chris Petersen says Huskies’ woeful running game ‘No. 1 thing’ to fix on offense
• Mariners add four players from Tacoma
• September 8: Mariners’ farm report
• September 8: Mariners’ game notes vs. Texas
• MLB releases 2016 schedule: Mariners to open April 4 at Texas
• Fred Jackson is Seahawks’ newest RB partly because of good pal Marshawn Lynch
• Labor Day blues: Mariners take a holiday in 3-0 loss to Rangers
• Seattle Mariners notebook: Danny Farquhar recalled from Tacoma
• Police shooting story still unfolding
• Affordable housing is basic need
• Make up your own mind on Olympia police shooting
• Lack of guarantee means no vote on Olympia parks tax
• Religious groups line up to support climate action
• New president should work with all parties
• Stop blaming the slogan and look for equity
• Join us tonight for The News Tribune’s Seahawks Talk, 6 p.m. in Tacoma
• Marshawn Lynch helped Fred Jackson become newest Seahawk; Seattle tells teams no trade of Chancellor
• Schmetzer presides over training with Schmid still out
• USA-Brazil friendly on ESPN2
• Hegarty embraces new role as Thunderbirds seek back-to-back state titles