December 2, 2015
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GET OUT:
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Dickens Festival lights up Tacoma’s Stadium District with Victorian style
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Farrelli’s Wood Fire Pizza expanding to Point Ruston
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KPLU sale opponents plan campus demonstration Thursday
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New Puget Sound climate study: Older projections coming true, more changes ahead
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Crews respond to Lakewood office after possible hazardous materials reported
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East Pierce Fire to hire 4 firefighters next year
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Annual Gig Harbor Christmas tree result of strong partnership between city, JBLM
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The Harbor General Store gives back to community with Thanksgiving meals
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Gig Harbor Fire & Medic One brings Santa to town Dec. 7 to 11
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Puyallup educator recognized as Washington State Science Teacher of the Year
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Stardust Follies bring glitz, glamor to golden years
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Sumner, Puyallup Santa Parade brings holiday fun for all
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Customers, staff sorry to see longtime auto shop close its doors
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Tacoma council denies development protections for Narrowmoor
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Ownership of money uncertain in Troy Kelley case
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State grappling with big drop in number of foster homes
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Case against Troy Kelley has first test in court
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Prosecutors charge burglary suspect who fell into Puyallup River while fleeing
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Saying goodbye to a longtime Gateway employee
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Public shootings put police in path of more bullets
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Don’t rush to double down on Click
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KPLU: There are other public radio options
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Tacoma: Plastic bag ban is not the answer
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How Seahawks’ O-line has U-turned itself, Seattle’s season
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Mariners closing in on deal to trade Mark Trumbo to Orioles for Steve Clevenger
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Matt Driscoll: Tacoma poised to launch a ‘Safe Routes to School’ program
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Petersen Aquatic Center to continue Arlene Petersen’s legacy
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Freshmen Curtis, Holcomb give Vikings even more depth
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Emerald Ridge’s Scales plays with deeper purpose this season
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Sumner High basketball embraces past while building for future
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No more excuses for Rams girls basketball as program eyes state berth
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UPS women rebound to beat PLU in OT
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Sounders said to be on verge of trading franchise vet Neagle
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Private campus with public fellowship – that is King’s High School
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Prep basketball: Lincoln outlasts Bellarmine Prep in OT despite Malachi Flynn’s 43 points
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River Ridge boys rout Shelton, 78-28, in season opener
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Gagliardi, Toglia lead experienced Tides team seeking redemption
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Peninsula hoops among top storylines to watch in winter sports season
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Star senior McLaughlin leads senior-heavy Peninsula squad
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WSU men’s basketball will go wherever big man Josh Hawkinson leads them
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UW’s Budda Baker, Sidney Jones and three WSU players named first-team All-Pac-12
