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February 1, 2017

• Roz Chast brings New Yorker cartoon humor to University of Puget Sound
• War of words, diapers as Boeing campaigns against union in South Carolina
• New Harbor History Museum curator brings Gig Harbor ties, previous collections experience
• Tacoma Narrows Bridge Citizen Advisory Committee to meet Feb. 7
• Gig Harbor business owner purchases Alabama-based power boat manufacturer
• Peninsula’s Casey brothers brimming with potential on wrestling mat
• Sumner-based Act 1 Theatre to perform new play at Liberty Theater in Puyallup
• Pierce County Airport-Thun Field Advisory Commission seeks applicants
• Some in Legislature want more leeway on Medicaid in Obamacare replacement, but not fewer dollars
• Christian Moore taking strong passing arm to Central Washington
• Prep roundup: Otton leads Tumwater past W.F. West, 58-47
• Signing day: Steilacoom’s vaunted air attack includes three WRs signing letters of intent
• Signing day: Eight Lakes athletes sign letters of intent; three to EWU
• Politics: A poker analogy seems fitting
• Refugees: Trump order would shock Jewish father
• Refugees: Timing of order adds insult to injury
• Protests: Thugs detract from legitimacy
• Refugees: What happened to our valued melting pot?
• Illegal immigration: Serious impact on voting
• Liberals: They have their own ‘alternative facts’
• Shuttles offer service to Crystal, White Pass
• White River forces Sumner to brace for worst-case flooding scenario
• Molen Orthodontics breaks ground on new office in Sumner
• ER gymnastics looks to return to form that delivered 2013 4A state title
• Barkley leads Puyallup gymnastics team into postseason
• Sumner football’s 2017 recruiting class is the largest in program’s history
• Huskies flirt with victory, instead lose 82-74 to USC