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January 2, 2016

• GET OUT: Music, Museum of Flight and Pacific Science Center activities
• Resolutions for successful gardening in 2016
• Tacoma’s challenge: Making City of Destiny more a City of Trees
• Doug Walker, noted conservationist and philanthropist, dies in hiking accident
• Pedestrian struck and killed by Amtrak train in Sumner
• Hundreds brave frigid waters in Olalla’s Polar Bear Plunge
• Nonprofit, Puyallup finalize $3.75 million deal to buy historic farmland
• Canopy future: Picking the right trees to survive
• Pierce County’s first baby of 2016 already a Seahawks fan
• Everybody’s canopy: When little of the city’s tree space belongs to residents
• Why cities need trees: The science behind a 30 percent canopy
• In this garage whodunit, was clutter to blame for squirrel tragedy?
• Bill Virgin: Slow, steady might not be bad for area economically
• Police beat: A sex scam, a reckless driver and a fighting couple
• Sex offender registrations in Pierce County
• JBLM’s civilian workforce to take the next big hit in military drawdown
• Matt Driscoll: Unlocking carbon gridlock in Washington a matter of inclusion, not exclusion
• ‘Class act’ Abbott is a swimming star for Curtis
• Ex-WSU safety now a linebacker for Cards
• Beast Mode is back (?): Seahawks ‘anticipating’ that Marshawn Lynch will return on Monday
• A look ahead at what could make outdoor news in 2016
• Viafore leaves Fircrest ‘better than I expected’ after 24 years on City Council
• Huskies finish first in a foul-filled marathon against UCLA, 96-93
• Big nonconference wins will bode well for Pac-12 teams come March