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December 22, 2018

• Mount Rainier, Olympic national parks only partially open during government shutdown
• Proctor adds T Town Trading Co. to its business roster
• Santa flies in to Thun Field in South Hill
• Prospect of privatizing VA health care worries congressional Democrats, some vets groups
• Look for a fight over taxes to be the dominant local business story in 2019
• Police officers fired after telling Tacoma woman to beat her grandson with a belt. Charges pending
• Loaded with talented underclassmen, Gig Harbor swim team making a splash
• After transferring from Oregon State, Peninsula grad McLaughlin feeling at home at UC Santa Barbara
• South Sound girls basketball primer: Who will be the top teams, players in 2018-19?
• The News Tribune’s 2018-19 preseason all-state high school basketball teams
• Jaden McDaniels has already thrown an alley-oop to himself this season. But, there’s much more to the nation’s No. 5 recruit
• Kentridge girls basketball is the 4A state favorite. And the Chargers relish the role of being hunted
• Ballpark: Thanks for the memories, Safeco
• Open borders: Our leaders are courting destruction
• The price of progress in Tacoma: Barbershop dating back to 1934 to close its doors for good
• Ohio State’s offense grabs attention but Huskies preparing for ‘explosive’ defense, too
• Huskies overcome slow start to top Sacramento State 57-41