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October 4, 2019

• Jay Inslee displays a fondness for bears in Tacoma art show
• After decades of talking, feds put up $80M to move Lakewood businesses away from JBLM
• Our eEdition has changed. Here’s what you need to know
• Homeless Tacoma school kids to get help from $10M expansion of program started at McCarver
• A popular Gig Harbor pizzeria recently closed. Will it make a comeback?
• Man with deep ties to Tacoma’s Hotel Murano is a key figure in Trump-Ukraine drama
• Woman who shot at deputies during Tacoma chase injured by return fire, police say
• Man accused of setting Tacoma house on fire while a woman he once dated slept inside
• Peninsula High’s Esser has battled through a rare disease to continue playing tennis for Seahawks
• We endorse: For Tacoma School Board, Keating and Leon have a lot to offer. It’s a good time for Winskill to exit after 30 years
• Homelessness: Tacoma mustn’t keep turning blind eye
• Trump: What’s next, blindfolds and cigarettes?
• Save this icon and give South Hill an identity
• Latest Eyman initiative cuts cost of car tabs but hits transportation projects statewide
• Road rage attackers with broomsticks beat a driver and his family, Seattle cops say
• ‘Biggest play in my career’ may propel Tedric Thompson forward from Earl Thomas’ shadow
• How Chris Carson’s TD catch lifted the Seahawks to a win, and made an entire stadium gasp
• Three things Pete Carroll learned in Seahawks’ important win over Rams
• 5 takeaways from Kennedy Catholic’s 41-13 win over Enumclaw
• Trio of Tuiteles come up big as Olympia regains its winning ways
• Versatile sophomore Nofoa-Masoe is Lakes’ next big-time recruit