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March 8, 2016

• Common good
• Whatcom View: Democrats caucus for president March 26
• Mariners notebook: Karns is no stranger to competing for a job in camp
• Joel Peralta making strong early push for bullpen job
• Futuristic musical debuts March 10 at BAAY
• UW Huskies can only dream of replicating the magic of Wolfpack’s 1983 run
• Seahawks discriminating shoppers as free agency begins
• Seahawks’ Ricardo Lockette opens up about scary neck injury
• Seahawks agree on 3-year deal with Rubin
• U.S. cracks down on slave-labor product imports
• Gov. Jay Inslee to lawmakers: Finish budget or kiss bills goodbye
• Thurston County woman, 92, clings to life after dog attack
• Edaleen Dairy opens store in Ferndale
• Bellingham hemp advocate hopes to change the way we build
• Retirees can become Master Gardeners and help others
• Bellingham retiree takes 23-state pulse of America in book
• Don’t let salad bar overwhelm you with its bad options
• Marijuana lab fires science director, suspends operations in dispute over results
• Whatcom County Jail report for March 7
• Bellingham rental inspections to start; fees set
• Bellingham trio saved man who fell off 40-foot cliff at Larrabee
• Nooksack Tribe bars lawyer for ‘306’ facing disenrollment
• Haggen core stores may be sold to Albertsons
• WCC student Angela Ramous named Miss Whatcom County 2016
• Seattle-area museums offer free admission Saturday, March 12
• An interactive timeline of Haggen's history
• Pedophile priest moved parish to parish by Seattle archdiocese