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September 18, 2018

• Need work? Upcoming ‘Hire 253’ job club and job fair are ready to help
• King County Council OKs spending $135 million for Mariners ballpark
• He was hurt at the Pierce County Jail, and the medical records are gone, lawsuit says
• Series of explosions follow East Pierce house fire
• A man was hit and killed by a car while he was walking on SR 509 at night in Tacoma
• Learn more and help find a cure: County Alzheimer’s forum, local research both want you
• Surge Tacoma selected for Old City Hall redevelopment negotiations
• Human remains found at South Hill construction site belong to woman missing for 2 months
• 2 wounded in shooting outside Tacoma marijuana dispensary, 2 charged
• Did you catch these photos at the fair? There are special photographers behind the cameras
• Off to blazing start, could this be Gig Harbor soccer’s year for playoff success?
• She grew up wanting to play soccer for the Tides. Now the freshman is one of the team’s top players
• 5 takeaways from Gig Harbor’s 14-7 league-opening loss to Timberline
• Tacoma Narrows Bridge should be known for scenery, not suicide
• Drugs: Criminalization has adverse consequences
• Priests: Tamping natural desires the problem
• Democrats: Hatred and radical beliefs abound
• She has already set Rogers’ diving records. The sophomore is the favorite to finish first at state
• Vogelslam: Daniel Vogelbach plays hero with pinch-hit grand slam to save Mariners against Astros
• Mariners say Daniel Vogelbach needs opportunity in big leagues. Will he get it in Seattle?
• ‘Gassed?’ Must be another reason Chris Carson didn’t run for Seahawks in final 2 1/2 quarters
• Russell Wilson’s crushing errors in final quarter doom late-awakening Seahawks in 24-17 loss
• She was caught on video delivering a racist rant in Oregon. Now she’s apologizing
• UW cornerbacks Jordan Miller and Byron Murphy are a formidable duo on the field and close friends off it