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July 29, 2015

• Critic’s Picks: Proctor Arts Fest, Tacoma Arts Night Out and more
• Tacoma puts poetry inside the box – a Poetry Box
• GET OUT: Museums with the family in mind
• Team that designed University of Washington Tacoma Y Student Center wins national award
• Consumer Reports gives 2 local hospitals low marks on MRSA, C-diff infection rates
• History for sale with listing of second Rust home
• Study of Chambers Bay golf course management will wait
• Tacoma physician’s license suspended over relationship with patient
• Tacoma tideflats recycling company fined again for toxic spills
• Paradise Theatre needs to find new home
• Gibbs sworn in as interim board member on Peninsula School Board
• Clock running out on Gig Harbor City Council’s marijuana decision
• Air Force general celebrates career milestone with Gig Harbor family, friends
• Palmer challenged by three candidates in District 2 race
• Puyallup councilman helps to match names with faces of those killed in Vietnam
• Puyallup woman set to conquer 150-mile Obliteride bike ride
• Person arrested after police discover butane hash oil lab at Puyallup marijuana shop
• Fishing report for July 29, 2015
• Graham man accused of threatening firefighters with propane torch
• Tacoma mailman accused of harassing women for more than a decade pleads guilty
• Police find suspected hash oil lab at Puyallup pot shop
• SWAT drill planned Thursday for downtown Tacoma
• Brush fire burns near New Tacoma Cemetery in University Place
• Suspected explosive turned in as hazardous waste at Tacoma landfill
• Detectives look for pair who set convertible ablaze in Parkland
• Federal Way motorcycle officer suffers serious leg injury in crash
• Toss No Child’s penalties, but keep the accountability
• SUMNER: Graffiti isn't a big problem
• COUNTY: Building price is too high
• ELECTION: McCarthy stands up to powers that be
• FIRCREST: 40 years is too long to be dry
• ELECTION: John Hines conveys love for city
• Matt Driscoll: It’s Tacoma’s turn to take the ‘Hate Won’t Win’ challenge
• Drag racing ignites internal fire for group of siblings
• Smooth-swinging Johnston to enjoy final ride with Rams
• Lake Tapps Volleyball Club 17U squad claims national title
• Trip to the cage helps to better see the quality about life
• Sumner Downtown Association welcomes new executive director
• Tracking local golfers on the PGA Tour for July 30-Aug. 2, 2015
• Hydroplanes returning for Seafair amid an abbreviated racing season
• Rainiers go on a homer binge in 9-4 victory
• Defensive line the hub of Seahawks’ motivation for training camp, 2015 season
• UW’s Durkee named to Ray Guy Award watchlist
• Gig Harbor High football players engage inner city Chicago community
• College of Idaho offers three Gig Harbor High football players in 24 hours
• Gig Harbor’s Toglia named to Area Code Games roster
• Gig Harbor’s Malich part of national title for club volleyball team
• Mariners notebook: Nuno emerging as a rarity — a reliable bullpen option
• Diamondbacks batter Iwakuma in 8-4 victory over Mariners
• Hernandez’s record start forgettable in Mariners’ 8-2 loss to Diamondbacks
• First-round pick D.J. Peterson promoted to Rainiers
• Clint Dempsey, Chad Marshall to represent Sounders at MLS All-Star match