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January 3, 2018

• Tacoma charity mum on reasons for CEO’s abrupt retirement
• A famed Pierce County garden, house included, yours for $335,000
• Mount St. Helens rattled by 2nd largest earthquake in area since 1981, then 15 aftershocks
• 1 critically hurt in wreck on SR 410, officials say
• Police begin enforcing Washington’s distracted driving law
• Man killed in Spanaway mobile home fire is identified
• Gig Harbor’s Main & Vine closing doors for good Thursday night
• Meat from a vending machine? Here’s where to do that
• Flying east on Thursday? Better check your airline for cancellations
• Argument escalates into fatal shooting, police say
• As Alzheimer’s tugs at family bonds, those suffering seek to grow network of support in Puyallup
• Peninsula High swim coach Messersmith settling in with Seahawks
• With a wrestling family to push him, Peninsula’s Casey on the right track
• Peninsula boys hoops posts 2-1 record in Idaho holiday tournament
• Mayor Strickland: Eight years of singles but no home runs
• Click: It’s vital with net neutrality ruling
• Tax bill: Two sides of the corporate bonus story
• Prosecutor: Enough with the Lindquist hit pieces
• Russia probe: What about Obama war crimes?
• PLU: Eyes squarely set on better future
• Education: World more stable when kids go to school
• Tax reform: TNT cartoon got it backwards
• Congress: Take bold stand for the vulnerable
• Spanaway Lake’s gym was packed. But Lincoln left with 37th consecutive league win
• Defense gets No. 6 Bellarmine Prep girls back on track
• Lee to leave role as executive director of PenMet Parks in May
• Huskies basketball team’s trip to Southern California was not business as usual