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August 13, 2015

• Rare Fritts organ will star at Tacoma church fundraiser
• New photo-book tells story of Tacoma’s historic Theater District
• Critics picks: Peter Max, Tango at the Museum of Glass and more
• GET OUT: Things to do today in the South Sound
• Six new breweries to explore in Olympia
• Help plan the future of the Tacoma Mall neighborhood
• Salmonella linked to Graham slaughterhouse
• Federal judge sides with strippers in Pierce County public records case
• 5-acre brush fire burning near Swan Creek Park
• City aims to protect views, character of West Tacoma neighborhood
• Court fines state government $100,000 per day for failure to fund education
• Advocacy group proposes second ballot measure to fix bungled Tacoma charter change
• ‘Cape Cod experience’ can mean many things
• Visit Bremerton’s Blackberry Festival Sept. 5-7
• Man pleads not guilty in fatal Bonney Lake crash
• Tacoma police release name of cop who shot robbery suspect
• Puyallup officers identified after Tuesday’s shootout with gunman
• Smoke forces evacuation at Orting Soldiers Home
• Spotlight will be on Gibbs during PSD board tenure
• Huh? Supreme court has ‘no opinion’ on levy reform?
• WW II: Many alive today due to A-bomb
• MEDIA: Why do we make celebrities out of criminals?
• Seahawks without “Legion of Boom” but with remarkable Jesse Williams in preseason opener
• New date, new format – and hopefully same Tacoma City Amateur tradition
• Seattle Mariners notebook: Consistency key to Nelson Cruz’s career year
• Seager’s spectacular catch in ninth inning aids Iwakuma’s no-hitter
• Goldsmith, Murfitt reflect on time playing for Cascade Christian
• #Top253 high school basketball camp start of a Tacoma tradition, organizer hopes
• Tacoma’s student-athletes tackle tough topics at Captains Council
• Sacramento extends Tacoma’s woes
• State needs better clean energy approach than Inslee’s
• GM says Sounders’ new midfielder merits spotlight
• Sounders add Panamanian center back
• Huskies’ first full-contact period of training camp includes QB collision
• WSU receiver Robert Lewis plays bigger than his size