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March 23, 2016

• Thurston County real estate experts raise concerns about regulations
• Restaurant inspections for March 23
• South Sound People: Reading Buddies make difference in kids’ lives
• Gala will reinforce the message behind Procession of the Species
• State prisons IT chief steps down
• Vehicle hits pedestrian on Ruddell Road in Lacey
• Olympia asks residents to make water conservation pledge
• Olympia raises vehicle license tab fee to $40 a year
• 33 emaciated alpacas seized from Thurston County property
• 2016 Thurston County homeless census shows higher count
• What’s Happening for March 23
• Car strikes Lacey restaurant, then backs into parked cars
• Deaths for March 23
• US sobering up about opioid addiction issue
• Eight children a day die of abuse, every day
• Huskies’ inability to rebound changed complexion of 2015-16 basketball season
• Mariners notebook: Forbes places franchise’s value at $1.2 billion
• Lorenzo Romar talks Murray, Chriss draft stock on KJR, plus a look at UW’s biggest weakness in 2015-16
• Reader is feeling different kind of Bern
• Editorial overlooked Trump's good points
• What happened to Thurston organizations?
• Storm damage leaves Mount Rainier unable to process 2,000 requests for wilderness permits
• Anglers will see some changes in halibut fishing seasons
• Fishing report for March 22
• John McGrath: Not all NFL rule changes are bad, but some are just plain confusing
• Seahawks GM at NFL meetings: Kam Chancellor’s staying; Marshawn Lynch retirement a formality
• W.F. West gets youthful injection in preparation for title defense
• Formation change returns dividends as Timberline boys edge Yelm, 2-1
• Prep roundup: Federal Way baseball downs Kentlake, 13-2
• Tahoma strikes early, shuts out Olympia
• Sounders paid steep price for iffy calls