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August 12, 2015

• ‘Awesome Tacoma’ photography on show at the Swiss
• Life Center Church, performers will bring hope to the 253
• Tickets for Aug. 13
• Young artist gives Pet Parade poster underwater feel
• GET OUT: Tacoma’s museum district has wide variety to check out
• Puyallup’s Trackside Pizza expands to Sumner
• Bill Virgin: Old-school style of management still makes sense
• Gig Harbor QFC store closure means job shuffling for area workers
• Mason deputy dies in motorcycle crash
• Missing hiker Gilbert Gilman will be declared legally dead
• Family of Gig Harbor man killed in fire sues propane company
• Coaches top list of best-paid Washington state employees
• School officials preview next week’s state test results
• Gunman’s rampage leaves 1 man dead and Puyallup in shock
• Police: Woman arrested after threats to shoot man, officers at Fife motel
• Police: Man shot while driving in Tacoma
• Puyallup shooting victim remembered as ‘a friend to everyone’
• Harbor WildWatch puts down roots downtown
• Second annual Military Appreciation Day packs Sehmel Park
• Pierce County Council member Young named to national position
• Ramon Flores keeps swinging hot bat despite loss by Tacoma Rainiers to Sacramento
• Mariners notebook: Cruz gets day off to rest stiff neck
• Lesson learned: Seahawks won’t change Lynch-based offense for Jimmy Graham
• Iwakuma pitches no-hitter in Mariners’ 3-0 victory over Orioles
• Widow has every right to object to killer’s request
• RIGHTS: Let's show love and forgiveness
• TRUMP: Enough already with this bully
• HEAD START: Change threatens valuable program
• Stanford Prison Experiment was insightful and all too personal
• Teanaway Forest near Cle Elum gets 5 new advisory committee members
• International Kite Festival coming to Long Beach Peninsula
• Weekend Getaway for Aug. 13
• Local service clubs unite to provide peanut butter for food bank
• Hounds on the Hill returns to Bradley Lake Park on Saturday
• Auction helps Fair Foundation keep longstanding legacy alive
• Local junior dragsters represented at 28th annual Northwest Nationals
• Former Emerald Ridge receiver prepares for college life in South Dakota
• Frederickson’s big-box retail center OK’d by County Council
• Diving coach, educator Litsch recognized for 30 years of mentorship with district
• Gig Harbor High senior QB Alexander impresses at NW9 camp
• Former Peninsula High AD Willenbrock proud of his time as a Seahawk
• Former UW star Lincoln Kennedy reminisces about time with Huskies