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April 15, 2016

• Workplace deaths in state dropped in 2015; falls were the main killer
• Birth Announcements for week ending April 15, 2016
• Movie review: A by-the-numbers thriller, ‘Criminal’ doesn’t add up
• Events for the coming week: Arlo Guthrie, poetry slam, comedy and more
• Cyclists to Lacey City Council: Put bike lanes on College Street
• Defense accountant: Kelley was right to wait to pay taxes
• Gambling Commission restricts cash, booze winnings at new machines
• Lacey City Council member Steadman calls out ‘bully’ at meeting
• Petition calls for taxing Olympia’s wealthiest households to create college fund
• What’s Happening for April 15
• Deaths for April 15
• Olympia man may face charges in crash that left 2 badly injured
• Nisqually Jail inmate’s death is still under investigation; no cause yet
• Turning back time on rights
• Mariners notebook: Robinson Cano is running...for President?
• April 15: Mariners minor-league report
• Jake Browning throws touchdown pass to Nik Little on final play of Huskies’ 11th spring practice
• Chris Petersen addresses NCAA ban on satellite camps: ‘They need to not spring things on us’
• UW hoops: 2017 recruit Daejon Davis announces he is no longer committed to Huskies
• Former Federal Way, Washington Huskies forward Talia Walton selected in third round of WNBA draft by Los Angeles Sparks
• $50,000 bail too little for dog-assault suspect
• Crimes against animals should be punished
• Students need exposure to more ideas in colleges
• Drones won't mix well with raptors
• Griffin archers get ready for national competition
• Craig Hill: Rookie, veteran share perspectives on Boston Marathon
• Fishing report for April 15
• John McGrath: One constant for the Hawks: a showdown with Panthers
• Seahawks scheduled to play five prime time games, open against Dolphins
• Prep roundup: Kassie Simpson leads Rainier in 26-25 softball win over Tacoma Baptist
• Rochester breaks through late to gain split with Montesano
• Reign thinks it has successor to Gig Harbor’s Cox