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September 21, 2015

• GET OUT: Artists’ exhibits at local galleries, cartoonist Stephan Pastis and the Washington State Fair
• Water-damaged Maxwell’s in Tacoma to reopen in October
• Dining calendar: Harmon Oktoberfest, brunch returns to Marrow and starts at The Valley
• Haggen stakeholder has experience with struggling companies
• Oregon tops Washington in gas plunge
• Chinese president will arrive in Tacoma at 5 p.m. Wednesday, unless he doesn’t
• Marriage licenses for week ending Sept. 18
• Rundown on where pope will visit on US trip
• Investigators say evidence shows Tim Eyman made personal use of campaign money
• Man booked into jail after fatal Milton wreck
• Xi visit holds special meaning for Lincoln teachers who taught in China
• Show and Tell: Schools and youths in the news
• Lincoln High’s Nathan Gibbs-Bowling named Washington teacher of the year
• Lincoln High School Abes prep for President Xi Jinping of China
• Puyallup’s students badly need voters’ support
• EDUCATION: Shed bureaucrats and pay teachers more
• ELECTION: Al Abbott for Gig Harbor City Council
• HAGGEN: We want our Safeway store back
• Notebook: Where is Seahawks star TE Jimmy Graham?
• Seahawks’ penalties, mental errors lead to 27-17 loss at Green Bay
• Seahawks defense sharper, if stats, score don’t show it
• Like the Mariners, Farquhar putting together strong finish to disappointing season
• Notebook: Romero draws first career start in center field
• Matt Driscoll: What will the ‘Xi Jinping Bump’ mean for Tacoma?
• Tacoma council candidate Tom McCarthy says run-ins don’t color view of police
• Former Spartan Austin Striplin discovers perfect fit during recruitment
• Tracking Ryan Moore in the FedEx Cup playoffs for Sept. 20, 2015
• First look at this week’s Huskies’ opponent: California