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Pierce College selects new president

Published: 05/21/13 21:27:07

After about a four-month national search, Pierce College announced May 3 the appointment of Marty Cavalluzzi as the president of the Puyallup campus. Cavalluzzi will start July 1.

Emerald Ridge grad gets WWU scholarship

Published: 05/21/13 21:27:07

Western Washington University student Jessica Crockett, a daughter of Kathryn Green of Puyallup, received an $800 Leslie Hunt Memorial Scholarship for the 2013-14 academic year.

South Hill mall founder considered an ‘icon’

Published: 05/21/13 21:27:07

Real Estate Forum magazine has named Anthony Cafaro Sr. as one of the icons of the commercial real estate industry. Cafaro’s Company developed the South Hill Mall property in 1988.

MORE Puyallup

Doolittle Raid survivor to speak at Memorial Day service

Published: 05/21/13 21:27:07

Ed Saylor may be 92, but he remembers with razor-sharp clarity what it was like to be part of the Doolittle Tokyo Raiders and to fly into the history books on April 18, 1942.

River Birch Farms’ curious Kinder goats make new friends with children of all ages during the Mother Earth News Fair. (LAURA PERKINS/COURTESY PHOTO)

Mother Earth News Fair to return to fairgrounds

Published: 05/21/13 21:27:06

The Mother Earth News Fair, a nationwide resource for those who are looking for solutions in environmental practices, sustainable agriculture and gardening, will visit the Puyallup fairgrounds for the third year on June 1-2.

Target Zero teams take on texters and talkers

Published: 05/21/13 21:27:06

Between May 20 and June 2, motorists in Pierce County can expect to see law enforcement patrolling city and county roads in search of unbuckled drivers and passengers and drivers using their cell phones either to talk or text.

From left to right, Denny Sutter, Natalie Reetz and Sean Scanlan lift the 40- to 50-pound fiberglass cow head to a truck. The fairgrounds operations crew took down the iconic piece of art on April 29. (PATTY HERMAN/COURTESY PHOTO)

Fair CEO: Name change is evolving into statewide event

Published: 05/14/13 21:28:17

Changing the name of The Puyallup Fair to the Washington State Fair has generated a lot of discussion.

Samantha Schubert, an eighth-grader at Ballou Junior High School, will compete for the title of Miss Washington’s Outstanding Teen later this month. (BETH SCHUBERT/COURTESY PHOTO)

Ballou Junior High student competes for Miss Washington teen crown

Published: 05/14/13 21:28:13

Samantha Schubert, 13, a daughter of Beth and Matthew Schubert, has been named Miss Puyallup’s Outstanding Teen and will be among 25 young women 13-17 statewide to compete in the Miss Washington’s Outstanding Teen competition.

Puyallup Food Bank seeks volunteers

Published: 05/14/13 21:28:09

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Pentecost service to be held at PHS auditorium

Published: 05/14/13 21:28:09

A combined Presbyterian worship, including Puyallup First, Mission Woods, Church of the Indian Fellowship, Buckley Community, Shepherd of the Hill and Cambodian First, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Puyallup High School auditorium, 105 7th St. SW.


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