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January 28, 2016

• Olympia area roofing business faces another six-figure fine
• Cast for ‘Charlotte’s Web’ a blend of youth, adult actors
• Story of young transgender boy among Lunafest films
• ‘Rocky Horror’ returns, let’s do the ‘Time Warp’ again
• Capitol Theater shows Oscar-nominated animated short films
• Movie review: Big ideas in a tiny space in ‘Room’
• Lawmakers ask for changes to state’s use of deadly force statute
• Lawmakers disagree about deadline for fixing school-funding problems
• Tumwater wants to buy land for future craft brewing and distilling center
• 2016 Thurston County homeless census underway
• What’s Happening for Jan. 28
• Weather snarls Thursday morning traffic
• Deaths for Jan. 28
• Lawmakers should address gender inequity
• Dave Boling: New PAT rule added thrills after all
• In Los Angeles, Huskies hoping for better second-half defense
• Mariners notebook: Sucre expected to miss six months after undergoing surgery
• Dipoto says Mariners `well suited’ to compete in AL West
• Bellarmine Prep rides Moore, Flynn past Timberline in 76-53 home win
• Sen. Pam Roach back in hot water
• Feeling the Bern in Olympia
• Transgender rule goes against nature
• Driver accused of crashing into Olympia school bus faces criminal charges
• Event will celebrate new Charter College campus in Lacey
• Seahawks owner Paul Allen's mega-yacht allegedly causes mega-destruction in coral reef
• Trail of the week: Pipeline Trail
• On the road for Jan. 28: Winter Rendezvous in Poulsbo
• Craig Hill: Interstate 5 closer to nature than some motorists realize
• Gittens, Foss shoot lights out to beat North Thurston, 80-69
• Prep roundup: Gig Harbor girls hoops take down Olympia, 39-32
• No decision on fate of Narrows League; 3A schools have one week to create solution
• ‘Too short’ preseason shifts to Arizona phase
• Stars host Turlock Express on Friday