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January 26, 2017

• Critic’s Picks: Four don’t-miss South Sound arts events
• Tickets for Jan. 27
• Imports from Mexico a growing share of this state’s trade
• Heritage Financial earns $9.9 million in fourth quarter
• Columbia Banking System announces record fourth-quarter profits
• Washington’s GOP Congress members stay mum on Trump’s voter-fraud claim
• Puyallup council debates whether homeless committee should be public
• Ongoing study will determine presence of active heron nesting site on Haub property
• No salmon eggs for Gig Harbor incubation site this year due to IHN virus
• Peninsula sophomore guard Frazier sparks program’s turnaround
• Back in organized basketball, Gig Harbor’s Fredrickson finding success
• Peninsula’s Wynn optimistic for shot at state wrestling qualifying
• Gig Harbor captains Shields, Emery bring fun vibe to league’s best team
• Pierce County lawsuit against Backpage.com alleges company edited underage sex ads
• Cheers and Jeers, Jan. 26
• Moore hopes last season’s blueprint leads to more blazing golf in 2017
• Putts are falling, and Stanley again climbs PGA Tour leaderboards
• Without MVP guard, Kentlake planning on being Tacoma Dome contender anyway
• Prep roundup: Clover Park turns it up in the fourth quarter to defeat Eatonville, 59-52
• Timberline youngsters key decisive win over rival North Thurston, 58-35
• Timberline 73, North Thurston 68: Early run fuels Blazers in rivalry win
• Secretary of state: Trump nominee too conflicted
• President: The Pathology of Donald Trump
• Guns: Ferguson’s follies a show that should be canceled
• Science Saturday program a good excuse to visit the Naval Undersea Museum in Keyport
• New practice home helps Sumner gymnastics find nice groove
• Cascade Christian boys dig deep to beat Warriors, move into first place in Nisqually League
• Cougars girls basketball trying to find continuity after flu hits team hard