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May 17, 2016

• People news: Olympia Federal Savings continues to add staff
• Movie review: ‘Midnight Special’ a thrilling ride
• JBLM soldier shoots Apache helicopter with live rounds, grounding California exercise
• Schools chief candidate Larry Seaquist changes mind, looks to return to Legislature instead
• Tumwater police seek information on bank robbery suspect
• Deaths for May 17
• Bike corridor to provide safer route for Olympia riders
• Will a proposed senior housing project in Lacey generate more traffic?
• Copalis, Mocrocks beaches will have final razor clam digs for season
• Candidate filing continues in Thurston County
• Girl, 8, from Rochester killed in Centralia wreck
• What’s Happening for May 17
• Some Trump support turns off Jewish voters
• US parks fundraising needs careful hand
• Rob Brantly’s four RBIs fuel another late-inning comeback for Rainiers
• John McGrath: Russell Wilson threw some heavy spin on his commencement address
• Mariners 10, Orioles 0: Nelson Cruz’s five RBIs fuel rout in series opener
• Mariners notebook: Benoit activated from DL; Guaipe sent to Tacoma
• May 17: Mariners’ minor-league report
• 3-star receiver prospect Ty Jones (Provo, Utah) announces commitment to play football for Huskies
• Fishing report for May 17
• Jeff Coston in position to win 20th NW major at Washington Open Invitational
• Marathon does credit again to Olympia
• Michael Bennett says he still wants new Seahawks deal – and still will not hold out of training camp
• Glacier Peak’s save on final PK knocks Capital out of 3A state playoffs
• 4A soccer: Bellarmine’s last-ditch effort too late in 2-1 season-ending loss to Skyline
• Sounders U-23 visit Kitsap in Open Cup second round