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Chaplain Capt. Rick Pak talks recently at Joint Base Lewis-McChord about his experiences in Afghanistan. (LUI KIT WONG/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

Cavalry chaplain can relate to military stresses

Chaplain Capt. Rick Pak is his own best example in the stories he uses to help veteran Stryker soldiers cope with the stresses of juggling combat deployments with family lives at home.

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Summer opening set for long-sought grocery in DuPont
Published April 23rd, 2013 - 6:41AM
DuPont's dry spell of more than 45 years without a grocery store will end in July when a businesswoman opens the doors to the DuPont General Store on the ground floor of America’s Credit Union building.
Hope is for long-term growth in Tacoma from State Farm deal
Published April 19th, 2013 - 9:17PM
Downtown Tacoma received a huge vote of confidence Friday when national insurance giant State Farm announced it had signed agreements to move in this fall.
Ex-Tacoma police officer to be DuPont interim chief
Published April 15th, 2013 - 12:05AM
A long-time Tacoma Police Department officer who retired last year has been named DuPont’s interim police chief.
Sisters reunited after more than 60 years apart
Published April 13th, 2013 - 12:05AM
Marsha Brandenburg Doodigian never knew her mother, rarely saw her father and was raised by paternal grandparents believing she had only two half-brothers.
In memo to DuPont employees, State Farm confirms plans to open offices in Tacoma
Published April 3rd, 2013 - 2:33PM
In an email to its DuPont employees, State Farm confirmed its plans to locate some of its offices in downtown Tacoma late this year. The email, dated April 2 but received by most employees today, also assured employees that the company plans to continue to use its DuPont facility, and it cautioned that references to number of potential employees in Tacoma are "purely speculative."
Author found a friend in 1st Mrs. Hemingway
Published March 18th, 2013 - 12:05AM
She was shy, old-fashioned, a little dowdy. She’d had a traumatic youth, and no particular passion or work other than playing the piano. And she was just the first of four wives for writer Ernest Hemingway who, when Hadley Richardson met him, was a struggling Chicago journalist.
Bench warrant issued for repeat drunken driver
Published March 5th, 2013 - 8:48AM
A bench warrant has been issued for a repeat drunken driver recently charged with another DUI after being stopped last month in DuPont.
Feds OK Amtrak rerouting through DuPont, Lakewood and South Tacoma
Published March 4th, 2013 - 8:57PM
An $89 million project to reroute Amtrak trains through DuPont, Lakewood and South Tacoma has won key federal approval but could face a local court challenge.
Feds approve project to reroute trains through Lakewood, DuPont
Published March 4th, 2013 - 4:36PM
The Federal Railroad Administration has approved the proposed rerouting of Amtrak passenger trains through DuPont, Lakewood and South Tacoma following a three-year review that determined the project would not result in significant adverse impacts on the environment.
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