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October 23, 2019

• Plane crashes and lands upside down in Pierce County field 
• Who’s going to run to replace Paul Pastor as Pierce County’s sheriff?
• This Almond Roca candy factory leftover will go to hungry bees
• Proctor III apartment development approved for tax exemption by Tacoma City Council
• Will new three-word marketing slogan boost Tacoma tourism?
• The News Tribune launches expanded weekend newspapers
• Woman killed in head-on crash in Tacoma is identified
• Man who raped 15-year-old girl in Tacoma sentenced to prison. They met via Snapchat
• Gig Harbor infielder Skansi commits to Pac-12 Utah baseball program
• Letters to the Editor, October 24, 2019
• TNT endorsements at a glance - Our Editorial Board’s choices for November 2019 general election
• Washington lawmakers ignored the warnings. Vaping crisis could have been prevented
• Affirmative action: If R-88 passes, quotas inevitable
• Initiative 976: Emotional appeal by opponents falls short
• Election: Keating will stand up to Tacoma school bullies
• Port election: Don’t discount Bryant’s veteran experience
• Peninsula School Board position 4: Leslie Harbaugh, Natalie Wimberley
• Peninsula School Board position 1: Sami Jensen, Chuck West
• At 87, Gig Harbor’s police ‘mom’ will work her last shift with her boys and girls in blue
• PenMet Parks board tees up new rec center
• Hugh McMillan’s Kids’ Corner: Gig Harbor’s Grizzlies give wrasslin’ a good name
• Tracie Markley sweats her ‘free ride’ to council seat
• Military aircraft will roar over JBLM on Wednesday to honor fallen Green Beret
• Week 8: South Sound teams hold steady in Associated Press state high school football poll
• Gig Harbor High girls cross country team led by talented group of underclassmen
• Not fantasy football: For ‘blindsided’ Quandre Diggs, his trade to Seahawks is real life