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September 2, 2015

• 10 things to do in the South Sound before the end of summer
• Cuteness alert: Hello Kitty coming to Seattle’s EMP
• Movie review: ‘Mistress America’ is an engaging New York story
• GET OUT: Things to do today
• Investors fleeing once-hot emerging markets
• Back to School 2015: by the numbers
• Man killed by train in Tacoma
• Donations for firefighters in Central and Eastern Washington continue to “Fill the Truck”
• Puyallup firefighter burned in wildfire faces complicated recovery
• Pierce County Council approves mental health study on second try
• Large retailers OK in Frederickson after County Council again overrides veto
• Lane closures on Puyallup River Bridge Thursday
• Eastside Tacoma school district walking tour is an eye-opener for educators
• Pierce County Jail inmate dies from natural causes
• Prosecutor to charge two skateboarders, but not officer, in May 21 incident
• Californians asked to watch for missing Puyallup infant
• Nonprofit Lionhardt honors firefighter friend who succumbed to cancer
• Steady hand of Washington State Fair continues multi-generational legacy
• Puyallup police receive positive community feedback following response to crime spree
• Matt Driscoll: Council finally gets something right on mental health
• Wicks eyes edge in running back race
• Improved offensive line should spark QB Henry Cheney, Charles Wright
• Franklin Pierce’s one-two punch of Willie Patterson and Alex Bing try to lead Cardinals back to football playoffs
• 1A Nisqually football preview capsules
• On rehab assignment, Mariners’ James Paxton suffers minor setback in Tacoma’s 13-6 win
• Defensive tackle Jesse Williams makes final push to make Seattle Seahawks’ roster — while he still might have cancer
• Notebook: Utilityman Shawn O’Malley finally gets his chance in the outfield with Mariners
• Seattle Mariners pull away in late innings, post an 8-3 victory over Houston Astros
• RACE: Black Lives Matter group hurts its cause
• TRAGEDY: Not the time to be pointing fingers
• RACE: March gives message America needs to hear
• PUYALLUP: Robin Farris is about service
• RAINIER: Don't change name of mountain
• North Sound salmon derbies shuffle location, dates
• On the Road: Head to Snohomish for pumpkin hurl and medieval fair Sept. 12-13
• Fishing restrictions lifted on Nisqually River
• Sumner School District officials hopeful $145 million bond will pass
• Last season’s bench expected to step up for Emerald Ridge volleyball
• Puyallup lawmaker Leonard Sawyer brought Legislature ‘into the 20th century’
• State lets GET investors pull money out
• Despite different bloodlines, Gig Harbor’s Andren siblings excel in the pool
• Former coach and current Peninsula High teacher Buys takes over girls soccer program
• Who will win Fish Bowl 2015? We’ve got the answer
• Cox, Northstrom ready to coach Tides to another winning season
• Water-loving Mundle leads Peninsula High swim team
• Huskies’ Mickens swaps numbers, honors John Ross