Three brothers, two from Wilson High School and one from Giaudrone Middle School, have told police they were involved in last week’s beating of a medically fragile 13-year-old boy on a Pierce Transit bus.
Sudoku will be the salvation of newspapers, and Ian Todd Riensche of Gig Harbor will save The News Tribune.
Brian Groboski worked the small crowd outside the Mountain View Community Center in Edgewood.
Wednesday started much like any other school day, as Casey waved bye to his dad at 7:15 a.m. and stepped onto the No. 16 bus at the Pierce Transit Center at Tacoma Community College.
While doing a cooking demonstration Monday at the Puyallup Fair, I looked around at the Pavilion filled with quilts, pickles, and cakes and blurted out, “The Home Arts women are the unsung heroes of this fair.”
Frank Givens is outraged about the potential closure of one of two Tacoma post offices on a U.S. Postal Service hit list.
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