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October 14, 2015

• Critic’s Picks: Tacoma Studio Tour, St. Olaf Orchestra, art at B2 Gallery and Gig Harbor Film Festival
• GET OUT: Native Plant Society talk, book talk with author, free tree pruning workshop and more happenings
• Dining calendar: Fundraising dinners, new Primo Grill menu items, new brunch in Ruston
• Hilltop Indian Restaurant and Pizza Corner opens in Northeast Tacoma
• Ending to foreclosures in Pierce, Thurston counties could be welcome in tight housing market
• US Open generates revenue for Lakewood while drawing on city’s general fund
• ‘Kon-Tiki’s Wake’ comes to PLU
• Puyallup firefighter who survived deadly wildfire doing ‘really well’
• Olympia garbage collector picks up more than he bargained for as man suffers injury in fall from Dumpster
• Puyallup bond campaign rally is Saturday
• Kvinsland a steady force for Peninsula — all over the field
• Gig Harbor represents Team USA at Olympic Hopes Regatta in Poland
• Gig Harbor faces big test on the road at Olympia
• Peninsula High senior Lauer has strong showing at Hole in the Wall Invite
• Latest Peloquin already making presence felt at Gig Harbor High
• Tacoma-area man pleads guilty to strangling wife
• Man acting strangely arrested outside Orting High School
• Letters to the Editor, Oct. 14
• City responds to investigation inquiry of tree-falling tragedy
• Pacing Parson completes cross-country walk for pulmonary hypertension
• Citizens Committee rallies support, votes for school bond measure
• Tacoma council race poses question: Is getting along part of the job?
• Matt Driscoll: Public discourse shows minimum wage advocates have already won
• Lincoln High’s James Mwaura cruises to Tacoma City cross country boys title; South Kitsap freshmen win girls
• Bellarmine Prep blanks Timberline; closes in on 4A Narrows League volleyball championship
• Prep volleyball: Jadyn Mullen, Kava Durr lift Emerald Ridge past Rogers, 3-1
• Prep tennis: Graham-Kapowsin sweeps doubles to edge Spanaway Lake, 3-2
• Prep swimming: Hannah Barker records state-qualifying time in 100 backstroke for Timberline
• Prep soccer: First-half goals lift White River past Fife, 2-0, for 11th consecutive win
• New GM Jerry Dipoto opts to keep several top members of Seattle Mariners’ front office
• On the road for Oct. 15
• ELECTION: Barth is best for Lakewood
• POLITICS: Women aren't such strange bedfellows
• ELECTION: Maloney and Dickinson for UPlace schools
• TACOMA: League stands against Initiative 2
• COUNTY: Vote 'yes' to reject county building
• ELECTION: Jeni Woock is the people's voice
• PUYALLUP: Schools badly need more capacity
• Sumner School District to host informational open houses on upcoming bond projects
• Jags slide as Curtis leaps out in front of SPSL South title race
• Puyallup council approves new trespass policy despite some community concerns
• Legal bills mount for Tim Eyman, anti-tax initiative campaign partners
• Soccer pubs: Where everybody knows your club
• Evans starts as US falls to Costa Rica
• Seattle Seahawks’ Kam Chancellor after his, team’s subpar finishes: ‘It WILL be handled’
• Seattle Seahawks punter Jon Ryan has choice words for Brian Billick’s ‘ignorant comment’
• UW Huskies tailback Myles Gaskin impresses with patience, maturity
• The News Tribune Pac-12 power rankings for Week 7