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May 29, 2016

• Tri-Citians get chance to weigh in on coal train export plan
• Serendipity occurs on Snohomish County Centennial Trail
• What’s It Worth?: Readers curious about autograph book, wooden troll
• Garden Tips: Spring weather brings fire blight to area roses
• A child of the Plains, making my way west to the Tri-Cities
• Air Force brass honor Richland native for cool head during in-flight emergency
• Benton City man dies after rollover accident
• Volunteer honored for bringing global audience to Tri-City bird nests
• BNSF invests $26 million in Pasco train facility
• Anniversaries: Charlotte and Marshall Jones
• Pasco cops nab one burglar, still looking for the second
• Cops looking for man who punched woman in wheel chair
• Paul C. Martinez
• Isabel Davis
• Pasco High guitar ensemble wins state
• School retirees’ groups announce scholarships
• Tri-Tech culinary students place first at competition
• Me to We Club buys goats to help Haitian students
• Hanford High media students win top awards
• AmeriCorps’ poster contest finalists announced
• Kamiakin High students place high at ASL competition
• Diamond roundup: Othello wins Class 2A state softball title
• Li-Fisher, Xantheas-Tan place at state tennis tourneys
• Richland falls in state lacrosse final
• Our Voice: Avoid red herrings in coal train debate
• Letter: Opposed to sales tax increase for ‘Link’ project
• Letter: Socialism is a step toward American ideal of equality
• Letter: International monied interests run the government
• Letter: Tri-Cities should be last place in America to complain about taxation
• Ron Reimann: Two years and 2 million fish later, ‘Godly’ intervention needed
• Connell falls to Seattle Academy in Class 1A boys state soccer final