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January 10, 2018

• Could this be the year the death penalty is repealed in Washington state?
• Memorial service for deputy killed in line of duty will be held Wednesday, Jan. 17
• Body found under Tacoma bridge identified
• Memorial and vigil for slain Pierce County deputy scheduled
• Flu deaths and cases increasing in Pierce County and across state
• New Fred Meyer in Gig Harbor opens to packed parking lot and plenty of pomp
• Your taco Tuesday just got better. This Tacoma restaurant created new liqueur for margaritas
• Downtown Tacoma restaurant closes permanently
• Second Tacoma-area restaurant closed for suspected norovirus outbreak
• Gig Harbor police stop counterfeiting scheme
• From the Helm: Thanks, Gig Harbor, it’s been a fabulous ride
• $500,000 bail for alleged driver in connection with killing of Pierce County deputy
• Watch: Press conference about investigation into homicide of Pierce County deputy
• A fallen officer brings tears and tributes as his procession weaves through city streets
• Suspect in fatal shooting of Pierce County sheriff’s deputy held without bail
• We can do a lot more for mentally distressed kids in Pierce County
• Gig Harbor’s Willett is school’s new career points leader
• Peninsula’s Frazier passes 1,000 career points — as a junior
• NFL: Unpatriotic behavior exacts karma
• Inslee: Carbon adviser behaves hypocritically
• Food waste: We can do better in 2018
• Dream home: Map of peninsula confused yet again
• Education: Shape all kids to be capable citizens
• Climate change: Puerto Rico could happen here
• Curtis’ Zack Paulsen is the kind of do-it-all player that can lead Viks to fourth consecutive league title
• Prep roundup: Renton edges Clover Park boys in 2A SPSL Sound showdown; Olympia wins in odd fashion; Sumner girls need double OT
• Police reports for the week of Jan. 11
• New Gig Harbor City Council sprints into new term with changes to staff
• New city-owned nursery replaces trees, saves money for Sumner
• Why aren’t more parks named for people of color? Crusade to honor ‘Dune’ author raises question