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July 31, 2015

• 7 Days Out: Your guide to fun in the South Sound
• GET OUT: Things to do in the South Sound
• Noodle on: House-made pastas at Tacoma restaurants from Parkland to Proctor
• Former Simpson Tideflats sawmill on the block again
• Growing pains: Haggen lowers hours at some grocery stores
• Pierce County office vacancy at 12.2 percent
• Suicide ruled after woman parks truck on Puyallup train tracks
• Man who fell into water near Tacoma Narrows Bridge found safe
• Brush fire threatens structures near Rochester
• Woman dies after train hits pickup in Puyallup
• Run of fires fed by state’s hot, dry conditions stretches East Pierce County crews
• Tacoma police: Robber says he stole to support 2-year-old daughter
• Bad breakup ends with shooting in Spanaway
• Hot weather stretches East Pierce firefighting resources Thursday
• Pierce County Charter Review Commission race draws candidates
• Line forms to replace Dorn as Washington schools superintendent
• Balance of power a divisive election issue in Orting City Council races
• Tracking local golfers on the PGA Tour for July 30, 2015
• Rainiers’ 5-game winning streak halted
• Mariners notebook: Mariners trade reliever Mark Lowe, starter J.A. Happ
• Mariners’ pitching problems deepen in 9-5 loss to Twins
• Arrivals of Graham, Lockett poised to change Seahawks’ offense
• State Supreme Court must get tough on levy reform
• Not voting? Then you’re letting others decide for you
• ELECTION: Doyle-Enneking is an exciting candidate
• PAY: Liberals never apologize
• ANN RULE: True-crime author will be missed
• DUPONT: Keep big trucks off Center Drive
• SAMI: Voters should get to decide on school
• ELECTION: Peninsula needs new blood
• ABORTION: Deception smears Planned Parenthood
• County must protect land for industrial jobs, farming
• Judy Scavone, Nisqually corridor advocate, succumbs to cancer
• On the road
• Hike through vineyards and lemon trees in Italy’s Cinque Terre
• More than $1.4 million raised to host Seattle conference of lawmakers
• Huskies running back Deontae Cooper playing to honor father’s memory
• UW’s quarterback battle still wide open