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April 2016
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April 9, 2016
Political involvement
Corporate control
Stadium could lure Sounders 2 to Tacoma
Meridian earns road win over Freeman
Huskies receiver Renfro out for spring while handling personal matter, coach says
Whatcom County water meets lead standards, but risks still exist
Ski to Sea cyclist’s run-in with cops serves as course reminder
I-5 lane closures at Ferndale coming April 11-14
Annual roadside herbicide spraying starts soon in Whatcom County
WWU, Bellingham Technical College to host career fairs
Fairhaven Stones Throw Brewery ready to roll
U.S. water systems repeatedly exceed federal standard for lead
