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October 9, 2019

• Cash pours into Port of Tacoma campaigns amid concern for future direction of the port
• Capture of suspect in teen’s grisly murder results in officer-involved shooting in Federal Way
• Fire and explosion destroy Parkland semi-truck in dramatic video
• Social media possible factor in rise of sexually transmitted diseases
• UPDATE: UNFI plans to fight ruling in contract dispute with Tacoma distribution workers
• It’s like ‘playing Tetris.’ State grocery bagging competitors meet in Tacoma
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 10
• Woman shot by Pierce County deputies after firing at them during pursuit is charged
• Pierce County man put a belt around 11-year-old boy’s neck and dragged him, records say
• After an opening loss, Gig Harbor girls soccer has been nothing short of unstoppable
• Myriad problems led to JBLM soldier dying after pinned under Stryker, investigation finds
• We endorse: John Hines for Tacoma City Council Position 1. He was good before, better on second try
• Moving on: Tacoma not what it used to be
• Election: Keller well tuned for Port of Tacoma
• ‘FBI’ credentials have Jamarco Jones wowing Seahawks in O-line switch
• What’s up with Seahawks’ top two draft choices, mothballed L.J. Collier, Marquise Blair?
• Jadeveon Clowney says he loves being a Seahawk. But he’s not so hip on one Seattle thing
• Week 6: South Sound teams hold steady in Associated Press state high school football poll
• Look out, Gig Harbor! It’s Moby Pumpkin!
• Gig Harbor firefighters deal with crashes and a carbon monoxide scare
• Shuttered Gig Harbor pizzeria could re-open under local ownership
• Harbor Winds showcase women composers
• Underground Railroad escape room to change name after a thoughtful conversation about race