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Community mourns the passing of Peter Robert Kesling, M.D. Devoted obstetrician...

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Engaging landlords to make a difference in homelessness

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Throngs of revelers attend McMenamins Elks Temple grand opening

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City creates pilot project for largest sidewalk café Exciting activities await...

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State 21 law does not apply to tribes New legislation raising...

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Final environmental report issued for LNG project Report does nothing to...

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Point Defiance Park trails, viewpoints getting safety upgrades Metro Parks will...

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Puyallup Tribe faces big decisions this council election season

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New cranes arrive at Port of Tacoma

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Mayor delivers inspiring message at State of the City Address

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Summit addresses the opioid epidemic

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Iconic poet Nikki Giovanni to lecture at University of Puget Sound

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The former Rudder Club within the building seems almost untouched from when it was a high-end social club during the middle of the last century. Photo courtesy Tacoma Public Library
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The Drake could rise again

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The Pierce County Sheriff’s Department, which runs the jail, says a recent report on inmates facing possible immigration reviews staying longer is “bad social science” that is based on false data. Photo by Steve Dunkelberger
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UW research questions jail times for inmates under ICE review, while...

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The stop-and-go traffic through Tacoma’s stretch of Interstate 5 won’t end tomorrow, but the end of lane construction is about to begin. Photo by Steve Dunkelberger
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The end is near Crews begin final leg of I-5 lane...

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Tom Layson, host of KBTC’s "Northwest Now," and local economist Neal Johnson of Sound Resource Economics, presented the annual Pierce County Economic Index at the Horizons Economic Forecast Breakfast that drew about 500 business and government leaders. Photo by Steve Dunkelberger
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Horizons Forecast suggests economic clouds might be looming

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The subarea plan for the Tideflats has started with the first meeting of the five-government group that will advise the city on crafting new zoning rules for the working waterfront. Photo by Steve Dunkelberger
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Subarea planning group holds first official meeting

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Girls have been allowed to join Cub Scout packs for a year, and now the Boy Scouts of America is allowing older girls to form all-female troops.
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Boy Scouts prep to allow girls-only troops

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Top issues to watch for in 2019 From its liquefied natural...

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Family is everything at Stadium Thriftway More than a grocery store,...

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