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Published: 02/03/12 09:10:09

Autism Speaks, the largest resource agency in the U.S. providing assistance in the fight against autism, has invited Puyallup-based hard rock band Jason Kertson and The Immortals to perform at a benefit concert tonight at the Hard Rock Cafe in Seattle.

Volunteer Erin York fills in questionnaire information on Puyallup man Marc Parstow Thursday in Puyallup’s pioneer park. (Lee Giles III/Staff photographer)

Counting the homeless

Published: 02/02/12 15:28:29

The Puyallup Homeless Coalition shined a light on the homeless population of Puyallup and South Hill last Thursday during the nationwide 24-hour Point-in-Time Survey.

Larson elected to lead Fair board

Published: 02/01/12 09:22:11

Jerry D. Larson, 47, the vice president of Larson Glass Company, Inc., and a Puyallup native, has been elected as president by the shareholders of the Western Washington Fairgrounds Association to the association’s Board of Directors for 2012.

Max McIntosh catches a pass during spring practice in June of 2011. McIntosh will play football at Central Washington University this fall. (Shaun Scott/Herald photo)

Rogers star defensive back signs letter of intent with Wildcats

Published: 02/03/12 09:11:24

Max McIntosh’s stellar senior season on the gridiron for the Rogers Rams didn’t go unnoticed by the Central Washington Wildcats football program.

Josh Garnett, right, shakes hands with his father Scott Garnett, left after committing to Stanford University in front of a packed house in the Puyallup High School commons. More than 200 people were in attendance. (Shaun Scott/Herald photo)

Stalwart lineman Garnett selects Stanford University

Published: 01/31/12 14:15:43

Puyallup football player will take his talents to Palo Alto, Calif.

Editorial, Feb. 1

Published: 02/01/12 09:19:51

The Puyallup Homeless Coalition was doing God’s work last Thursday when volunteers set off to count the homeless. Sean Langdon, the vice chairman of the coalition, said it simply: “We’re the hands and feet of Jesus Christ.”

My Voice column, Feb. 1

Published: 02/01/12 09:19:00

For those who know me well, I bet you would agree one of my strongest passions is music.

Puyallup Police seek help finding stolen sunglasses

Published: 02/03/12 05:05:32

Puyallup police were searching Thursday for two men who stole 21 pairs of sunglasses from a store last month.

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At Tacoma Mall, at The Fair and in life, disabled man delivered

Published: 02/03/12 17:45:37

If ever an entrepreneur triumphed over grim odds and inspired others in the course of his everyday business, that man was Gerald Vernon Schletzbaum.

Pierce County Surface Water Management Maintenance and Operations Manager Tony Fantello, stands next to three engineered logjams, part of phase one of the Needham Rd. setback flood control levy of around 800 ft. built along the rapidly aggrading Puyallup River south of Orting. The levy will protect residences along Needham Road while allowing the main stem of the Puyallup River to widen during flood events. The engineered log jams will protect the levy by absorbing and deflecting the energy of high velocity river flows during floods. Set back levies and engineered log jams are new tools the county will use, in addition to buying out property owners living in flood plains to manage flood risk in the future. Photos taken Thurday December 2 2010     (Dean J. Koepfler / Staff photographer) (DEAN J. KOEPFLERTHE NEWS TRIBUNE)

Who should fund Pierce County flood control? Public weighs in

Published: 02/01/12 12:39:44

Residents and officials debated Tuesday whether it would be fair for Pierce County to charge all residents the same tax rate to create and operate a new flood-control zone district.

UW educator to speak at early learning workshop in Sumner

Published: 01/30/12 03:32:32

The Sumner School District will offer an Early Learning Linkages Winter Workshop, designed for those who work with children up to age 8.


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