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December 14, 2017

• 16 things to do this weekend and next in and around Tacoma
• Good news: Seattle buyers like our homes. The bad news: Seattle buyers like our homes.
• Business booming for Tacoman’s blank-firing porch pirate deterrent
• Was dead man’s name signed to letter supporting net neutrality repeal?
• This new Vietnamese restaurant in Tacoma goes way beyond pho
• Participation, excitement level up for Gig Harbor wrestling program
• Letters to the Editor, Dec. 14
• Want more food trucks in Puyallup? Council considering adopting pilot program
• Police ask for help solving Tacoma homicide
• Jury acquits grandmas who chained themselves to equipment at Tacoma’s LNG construction site
• The dog grabbed the boy by the neck. It wasn’t the first time it bit a child
• They held people at gunpoint during a robbery. Do you recognize them?
• Gov. Jay Inslee wants to tap nearly $1 billion in state reserves to solve school-funding crisis
• GOP representative booted from legislative positions after sexual harassment allegations
• Federal Way has one of the top basketball recruits in the country – a 6-foot-9 guard
• Prep roundup: Jeremy Spencer’s 33 points leads North Thurston; Wilson, Lincoln unbeaten heading into Friday showdown
• Mariners pick up first baseman Mike Ford from Yankees organization in Rule 5 Draft
• More Hall of Fame voters are adding Edgar Martinez to their ballots. Will it be enough?
• Woman killed in collision on Highway 18
• Tacoma City Council votes to give Citizens Forum a tweak, but not a full overhaul
• Sitting atop 10-foot tripods, protesters say they’ll keep opposing Tacoma LNG plant
• No digital billboards, but up to 225 standard signs to remain in Tacoma under deal
• Area students take virtual trip to International Space Station at event in Gig Harbor
• Santa’s helpers live on the Key Peninsula
• Gig Harbor, Kitsap County nonprofits receive grant funds from Multicare
• KP woman donates pictures of Ivan the Gorilla to Gig Harbor area libraries
• PSD students are learning how to teach, and may help your child learn next semester
• Gig Harbor Land Rover restoration shop finds unique market niche
• An inside look at how the Huskies built their strength at linebacker
• Native son: Tacoma’s Isaiah Thomas to have No. 2 retired by UW