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October 4, 2018

• Find a second beer hall, scratch-made German food at Oktoberfest Northwest in Puyallup
• Motorcyclist killed in West Tacoma when driver pulls out in front of him
• Class reunions for 2018
• Hunger is a problem on a Tacoma college campus. Two students devised a solution
• Who is CWS Apartment Homes? Point Ruston apartment dwellers are about to find out
• Harborview Drive to become a one-way for one month
• Time for Gig Harbor to invest in metal straws? Councilwoman pushes to ban plastic
• Bluegrass Minstrels concert will support Red Barn Youth Center
• Gig Harbor food bank is looking to expand. Land from city could help that effort
• Victim of ‘homicidal domestic violence’ discovered in Puyallup. Suspect in custody
• Traffic alert: New bridge in Sumner opened for drivers Monday
• Women protesters lie in Portland streets spelling ‘STOP HIM’ as Kavanaugh vote looms
• We endorse: Keep GOP duo and bet on a Dem newcomer for Pierce-King legislative races
• Mideast peace: It could take 100 years or more
• Homeless: What about rights of Puyallup homeowners?
• TNT columnist: Don’t disguise opinion as news
• Suicide: Mentally ill not “desperately lost”
• Supreme Court: Truth telling has its limits
• New initiative aims to end youth homelessness in Pierce County. Best of all? It could work.
• The motivation behind Seahawks’ Russell Wilson visiting Seattle Children’s hospital each week
• Chris Carson doesn’t practice, but Carroll says Seahawks’ lead back will run vs Rams
• Statewide high school football scores, Week 6
• Kyle Russell is committed to play college baseball at Oregon. But, he also has Curtis football contending in the 4A SPSL
• Week 6: High school football games of the week, predictions
• UW coach Chris Petersen: TE Hunter Bryant ‘on track’ for potential late-season return
• It’s been years since UW played in the Rose Bowl. Now the Huskies’ California-heavy roster is coming home.