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May 28, 2016

• From the garden to your dinner plate
• How time — and horses — helped a family heal from a soldier’s death in Afghanistan
• Olympia’s Community Court aims to combat ‘revolving door’ of criminal justice system
• Judge orders Washington Medicaid to provide lifesaving hepatitis C drugs for all
• Lane and ramp closures scheduled for Highway 101
• Outreach center will serve vulnerable veterans in Thurston County
• Deaths for May 28
• Gardening doesn’t necessarily need chemicals
• What’s Happening for May 28
• Paxton strives for consistency in Tacoma
• Tacoma’s bats come alive against New Orleans in 7-3 win
• Twins 6, Mariners 5: Wild game-ending double play sinks Mariners
• Mariners notebook: Marte says he’s no longer limited by sprained thumb
• May 28: Mariners minor-league report
• Dave Boling: Carroll convincing Hawks they’ve been reborn
• John McGrath: Martin turns into Mariners’ spark plug
• Our MLB power rankings
• Rejection of I-1366 shifts focus to K-12 funding
• Tumwater’s Shedd-Kirkland, Olympia’s Woodward state champions in javelin
• Tumwater’s Ty Gentry wins third consecutive 2A boys tennis singles title
• Josh Braverman wins 300 hurdles, is River Ridge’s 50th state champion
• Kentwood lets 4A baseball title slip away, falls 2-1 to Skyline
• After shocking loss to Fife, W.F. West rallies to take third in Class 2A softball
• Hornets legacy secure despite tough loss in 3A state softball title game
• Tumwater’s Peyton Russell 3-peats as 2A triple jump champion
• Breidenbach pitches and hits Enumclaw to 3A State semifinals
• Sounders lose third straight, 2-1 at New England