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Saturday May 18, 2013

• Bus ads don't pass muster  
• Manhunt ends up a tree; police capture wanted felon  
• Broken-down limo leaves prom-goers stranded  
• May 18, 1980: Mount St. Helens eruption  
• Boat capsizes in Tulalip Bay; 1 dead, 1 injured
• 'The 206' is back and spreading jokes around  
• County council positions attract many candidates
• Arlington woman allegedly runs over boyfriend
• Weekend best bets: Planes, music, motorcycles  
• Splash! Your guide to fun, all summer long  
• Seahawks DE Bruce Irvin suspended four games  
• Mill Creek condo fire displaces 1; $100K in damage
• Lake Stevens baseball team much better than expected  
• Meadowdale Lutheran church celebrates 50 years of worship  
• Burglary suspect arrested after standoff with Everett police  

• 737 catches fire landing in Moscow   
• Russia's Karjakin wins Norway chess tournament 
• Boat capsizes in Tulalip Bay; 1 dead, 1 injured 
• California requires microstamping guns   
• Obama agenda marches on despite controversies   

• Check out a free concert by Pretty Little Feet  
• Weekend best bets: Planes, music, motorcycles  
• Splash! Your guide to fun, all summer long  

• Leatherman leads Arlington girls to 4A Bi-District title   
• Mountlake Terrace boys win first district title 
• Granite Falls shut out in district title game 
• Mariners notes: Farquhar hungry for opportunity 
• Lake Stevens baseball team much better than expected   
• Ken Venturi, U.S. Open champion and CBS analyst, dies 
• Arlington hoops star Dawn commits to Central Washington   
• Sacramento group signs deal to buy Kings 
• Seahawks DE Bruce Irvin suspended four games   
• Stealth's offseason goal: Add some offensive punch   

• Networks bank on star power to lure fall viewers   
• Song of the week: "Red Eye" from The Moondoggies   
• New music from Snohomish's Bradford Loomis   
• SIFF preview: Promising films at Seattle festival 
• 'Iceman': Profile of hit man never heats up   

• 'The 206' is back and spreading jokes around   
• Hackers can scan info from a distance 
• Check out a free concert by Pretty Little Feet   
• Today in History 
• NOAH celebrates 10th anniversary on Saturday   

• Brave kindness: Teens quickly act to help woman in danger 
• Guest Commentary / Junior Achievement fund-raiser: Help students develop financial literacy 
• Mother's Day weekend: Woman's kindness made day blossom 
• EvCC: Growing campus transforms area 

• Manhunt ends up a tree; police capture wanted felon  
• Could be years before Scherf case settled
• Bird's-eye view  
• Burglary suspect arrested after standoff with Everett police  
• Find fun this weekend  
• Everett park named for late city councilmember
• Arlington woman allegedly runs over boyfriend
• Petersen won't seek second term on school board  

• Man finds $4 million lottery ticket in cookie jar

• Bird's-eye view of nest gives peek at world of crows  
• A fun but overly familiar 'Star Trek' sequel  
• Splash! Your guide to fun, all summer long  
• Friends, co-workers mourn nurse killed by stolen truck  
• Edmonds home's glorious views were once hidden  
• Can you give one of these pets a home?  
• NBA's Stern takes another jab at Seattle  
• Cameras find Everett police during downtown filming  

• May Day violence in Seattle   
• Everett cake show   
• The last press run   
• Stealth lacrosse playoffs   
• Jousting: like olde times