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July 17, 2015

• GET OUT: Tacoma’s Maritime Fest and other happenings in the South Sound
• Tacoma Musical Playhouse to show classic ‘West Side Story’
• Larger than life: Ralphie May
• 7 Days Out: Rhubarb Days, Living History Cemetery Tour and more happenings
• Washington unemployment dips to 5.3 percent; 3,900 jobs added
• Tacoma not alone in summer’s hot housing market
• The day E.T. the walrus was saved and began the life of an icon
• Home on the free range: Northwest Trek turns 40
• National Night Out returns to Gig Harbor
• Overnight lane closures planned for westbound Tacoma Narrows Bridge
• New urgent care center now open in Puyallup
• Nisqually stream team looking for potential citizen scientists
• Tacoma now owns Old City Hall
• Missing Tacoma woman found dead in car
• Brush fire spreads to storage facility near Puyallup
• Tax credits: A better way to help working poor
• COUNTY: Allow Frederickson shopping options
• ELECTION: Jackson would bring critical thinking to school board
• IRAN: Despots only respond to tough pressure
• TACOMA: Restore and save 'Water Forest'
• ELECTION: Dedication, selflessness distinguish Zachary Smith
• Seattle Mariners’ second-half start ruined by A-Rod’s homer in 4-3 loss to Yankees
• Getting Sound Transit light rail all the way to the Tacoma Mall? It’s a possibility
• Emerald Ridge High players, coach extend baseball season through summer
• Early goal stands up for Manchester United
• Chronic laryngitis forces Timberline girls basketball coach Zandrea Edenstrom to resign
• Peninsula High standout guard McLaughlin taking patient approach with recruiting