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March 29, 2016

• Joan Carson: Cooper’s hawk will soon learn to hunt properly
• Port of Olympia commission approves settlement over disputed land
• Port of Olympia to receive first shipment of corn
• Judge OKs Haggen sale to Albertsons
• Unemployment stable in Thurston County in February
• REI plans to move HQ from Kent to Bellevue
• Dollar halts rally as gold, silver rise
• What’s Happening for March 29
• Legislature adjourns with budget that increases spending by $191 million
• Inslee bans state travel to North Carolina over transgender law
• High winds keep rescuers from reaching climber on Mount Rainier
• New rules to protect consumers from utility billing mistakes
• Nisqually tribe offers a hand to 53 Norwegian Iditarod dogs
• Deaths for March 29
• Great Wolf Lodge guest arrested, accused of molesting girl, 11
• Tumwater teachers’ dispute should be with Legislature
• Young UW stars must bloom in spring
• Huskies’ John Ross III practices for first time since injury kept him out of 2015 season
• Mariners notebook: Peralta says uncertainty in his status provided motivation
• Montero lost to Toronto in waiver claim
• Mariners 6, Royals (SS) 4: Karns delivers after winning starting job
• Mariners option Paxton to Tacoma, Karns to be fifth starter
• Olympia’s waste problem needs a loo
• Respect is needed in the political realm
• Presidential primary is waste of tax money
• DOC review shows failure at high level
• Sen Murray must help prevent horse slaughter
• Mediation dates set for Tumwater teachers, school district
• Fishing report for March 29
• Boys soccer preview: Capital soccer hopes improved chemistry is winning formula
• Brenden Nee’s game-winning single in ninth lifts Olympia past 4A champ South Kitsap
• Sounders train, turn eyes to USA match
• Green card good for Mears and Sounders