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March 8, 2016

• Different month, same story: South Sound housing market continues to chug along in February
• Movie review: ‘Brooklyn’ a lush, lovely immigrant story
• Gov. Jay Inslee to lawmakers: Finish budget or kiss bills goodbye
• State cuts aimed at Puget Sound, toxics cleanups, grassroots groups
• Library Lego times build creativity, early learning
• Level 3 sex offender James Jurss registers in Thurston County
• What’s Happening for March 8
• Rollover accident slows traffic on road to Nisqually
• Deaths for March 8
• 92-year-old woman mauled by dogs dies early Tuesday
• Level 3 sex offender Christopher Lagervall registers in Thurston County
• Tumwater police urge caution after attempted abduction near Munn Lake
• Police arrest suspect for harassing women 10 hours after prison release
• Dave Boling: Managing numbers tricky for Seahawks in free agency
• Huskies guard Andrew Andrews voted first-team All-Pac-12
• Indians 4, Mariners 3: Cleveland scores winning run in eighth inning
• Mariners notebook: Peralta making strong early push for bullpen job
• Gonzaga takes down BYU, 88-84, in WCC semis to boost NCCA tournament chances
• Police taking appropriate steps in custody death
• Planned Parenthood protesters are shameful
• Body cams require a change in disclosure
• Reader doubts carbon tax can cut emissions
• Public pays for anti-tax sentiment
• Seahawks waive DT Jesse Williams; bulled through kidney cancer in 2015
• Projecting how likely Seahawks are to keep key free agents
• Seahawks have agreed to bring back DT Ahtyba Rubin with 3-year deal
• Seahawks to sell reclaimed, single-game tickets to public; season-ticket prices rise 4 percent
• Sounders announce three roster moves