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February 10, 2016

• Gotti Sweets moves to downtown Olympia, Marchetti Wines closes tasting room
• Restaurant inspections for Feb. 10
• Country superstar Brad Paisley rocks the senses
• Bond fails in Yelm, other Thurston County school measures passing
• Learn about proposed changes for septic owners in Thurston County
• State Senate votes to maintain transgender locker room access rule
• Lawmakers seek changes at Western State Hospital
• Fire causes $20,000 damage to downtown Olympia apartment Tuesday night
• Rising sea poses more urgent risk to downtown Olympia than previously thought
• Olympia will get 2 more recreational marijuana retailers
• What’s Happening for Feb. 10
• Deaths for Feb. 10
• John McGrath: NFL season packed in plenty of highlights, lowlights and toe fungus
• Malik Dime, UW’s shot-blocking ace, started playing basketball at age 18
• Sumner athlete Connor Wedington (2017) announces commitment to play football for Huskies
• Mariners sign veteran reliever Joel Peralta to minor league deal
• Ex-Rep. Unsoeld offers sound advice
• Firing fits with 2016 campaigns
• Home is best place to care for veterans
• State Patrol and teachers in same boat
• Reduce gun violence;talk to your legislators
• North Thurston schools invest $1.6M in reading program
• Trail of the week: Eatonville’s Pack Forest
• Gear item of the week for Feb. 13: Smart binoculars
• South Sound Conference will debut for 2016-17 school year
• Bellarmine’s Shalyse Smith earns 4A Narrows MVP; Lincoln’s Tamia Braggs, Wilson’s Kiki Knox share 3A MVP
• Yelm boys reach playoffs for first time in 13 years
• Sounders lose again, fall to 0-3 in preseason
• Celaya nips Sounders, 2-1; Morris starts second half