Tacoma, WA News

• Tacoma, WA News
• Loggers Crew take Second; Warner Makes All-American First Team
• PDC sought answers from McKenna on funds
• UW Tacoma prepares for 22nd Commencement ceremony
• 2 found dead in Shelton; police searching for man
• Stan Flemming touts experience as qualifier in 10th District
• Hundreds gather at Capitol for Memorial Day services
• 2 found dead in South Hill home
• Click paid to put up disputed billboards
• JBLM loses 5th soldier in 10 days
• Man shot in argument over girlfriend at Federal Way motel
• Suspect in Renton teen’s death arrested in Oklahoma
• DuPont adds 3 names to war memorial
• Final Crew Blog From The NCAA Championships
• Loren Anderson and wife changed PLU, selves for good
• Federal Way preacher who survived 1921 Tulsa Race Riot dies
• Dick Muri: Military man hopes he can lock down military district
• Starting a tradition with a soldier’s burden on his back
• Traffic Q&A: Collector cars have privileges, restrictions
• Keithley Middle School is 50 years old
• Choir from Tacoma's Wilson High earns renown in California
• Community invited to take look at Clover Park schools budget
• PTA selects new regional director
• Dinner, auction help Bonney Lake team go to nationals
• Skateboarders soon to legally bare heads in Milton
• Washington fish farm kills stock after virus found
• Man is fourth JBLM soldier killed in Afghanistan within one week
• Police beat: Theft of cheap brandy and a trapped tagging trio
• After two-year legal battle, Chabad Jewish Center of Pierce County to open on Tacoma's West End
• TCC professor from Federal Way has run more than 100K miles
• Timeline: The long road for the LeMay-America's Car Museum
• Driving forces at the new LeMay-America's Car Museum
• Memorial Day events around the Sound Sound
• City of Tacoma launches online construction tracker
• LeMay car museum ready for its test drive
• Harold LeMay turn down a car? Never
• Logger Rowing Blog #4
• Warner Selected A First Team All-American
• Homebuilders back at work in Pierce County
• Tacoma woman gets $40,500 in animated 'Wheel of Fortune' win
• Bellarmine grad, golf-course designer Harbottle dead at 53
• 554 students letter in valuable community service
• Train hits back of flatbed truck, injuring driver
• Man arrested on suspicion of Lakewood restaurant robberies
• 4 charged with robbery after 2 violent incidents in Tillicum
• Suspect arrested in Tacoma Safeway stabbing
• Logger Rowing Blog #3
• Loggers Drop Time But Fall To Coast Guard In Petite Final
• Gas costs rise as holiday nears; refinery return offers some hope
• Celebrate Memorial Day in style!
• Naidus, students exhibit at Folklife Festival this weekend
• 'Wheel of Fortune'' smiles kindly on Tacoma woman
• Junior officer from JBLM dies in Afghanistan
• For new superintendent, still trying times at Mount Rainier National Park
• Meet finalists for Bates Technical College president
• Ethics complaints filed against Rob McKenna
• Sex offender to be released after review
• Family of 7 held hostage as burglars scour house
• Rainier leader's to-do list tall as the mountain
• Loggers Underway At NCAA Championships
• Peart Fouls Out at NCAA Track Championships
• Governor Honors PLU Softball With Proclamation
• Tiger might be loose in Puyallup
• Ruston Way will open ‘well before' Fourth of July
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• State Plans to Lease Puyallup Hatchery Does Not Pass the Sniff Test with Local Representatives
• Metro Parks Launches New, Improved Website
• LeMay: America’s Car Museum Is Revving For Its Grand Opening
• Harold LeMay: Car Collector and Community Anchor Extraordinaire
• Our View: Discussion on Education Offers Food for Thought
• Guest Editorial: Learn to Use an AED and to administer CPR
• Letter to the Editor: Traver Gallery
• Letter to the Editor: Walmart
• Letter to the Editor: Art
• Letter to the Editor: Downtown Vandalism
• Letter to the Editor: Export-Import Bank
• Breast Cancer Resource Center Battles to Reopen
• Visitor Center to Open at Point Defiance Park
• STAR Center Takes Center Stage of Recreation Hub
• Meet the Tacoma Banjo Club
• Croon Showcases the Best Popular Jazz Has to Offer
• Top Area Musicians to Perform at Fifth Annual FISH Food Benefit Concert
• Back to Beale Street
• CD Review: Pennywise “All or Nothing”
• CD Review: Ed Taylor “It’s Complicated”
• Things We Like
• Wilson Wins a 3A Districts, Bellarmine Second in 4A
• Bellarmine in State Semis After Routing Puyallup
• A Long, Familiar Road Leads to National Title
• A Record Day for Local Athletes
• Girl says she was molested while walking home from Olympia school
• Tacoma woman hit by car on Yelm Highway dies
• Ruling clears path for completion of new Camp Murray gate
• YouTube post of alleged 'snitch' assault in Olympia spurs arrests
• Consultant: Puyallup court and cops shouldn't move to City Hall
• Heart disease killed man involved in Purdy Spit crash
• Kind strangers help Puyallup teen recover
• Warrant issued in ’04 assault in Tacoma
• Tacoma budget road trips planned
• Groups will try to put charter schools to vote
• Catastrophe drill held on Narrows bridges
• Man, 38, arraigned in 2002 Tacoma rape case
• Gates Named D3Baseball.com Third Team All-American
• The Rowing Team Blogs From New Jersey
• Blog #2 From Logger Rowing
• National Panel led by John Woodward Issues Guide for Math Teachers
• State plans to dress up Discover Pass
• Tacoma General Hospital earns ‘Gold Plus’ for stroke care
• Man accused of hitting noisy kid at Kent theater
• Fife police arrest two people in ID theft case
• Open house for MLK plan
• Pierce council alters proposal to send all tax increases to voters
• Mom, beau charged with abandoning 3-year-old
• McKenna says voters will need to decide on transport tax
• State employee accused of food stamp theft
• Three Tacomans, three others charged with unemployment fraud
• Tacoma police seek help finding at-large armed thief
• PLU women athletes take little time for glory
• Eatonville mayor fires clerk, demotes police chief
• Hagensen, Hatlen Named First Team Academic All-Americans
• VIDEO: Cerne And Leiken Discuss The NCAA T&F Championships
• Drivers, Start Your Engines
• Narrows Bridge toll hikes in effect July 1
• Fircrest man pleads not guilty to beating girlfriend's boys
• 2 JBLM soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Puyallup brothers win time with Warren Buffett
• Tacoma Police search for shooting suspect
• Second red wolf pup dies at Point Defiance
• Short-sale aid takes shape
• State audit questions Tacoma school meal aid
• ‘Mr. R' and ‘Mr. J' use humor to engage students at Giaudrone
• Narrows Bridge tolls to rise to $4 on July 1
• 2 JBLM soldiers die in combat
• Robber takes cash from Tacoma pizza delivery driver
• Man killed in 2-car crash on Purdy Spit
• Gerard Schwarz To Conduct Northwest Sinfonietta With Son Julian as Soloist
• VIDEO: Logger Rowing Ready For The Nation's Best
• Cerne, Leiken Invited To NCAA Championships for Track and Field
• Cancer center fights for own survival
• Grant will help train teachers to teach ESL students
• New Chihuly space shines under Space Needle
• Deadline looms to buy new sheriff's patrol boat
• Shipping giant hasn’t turned over subpoenaed information regarding Federal Way wreck
• Traffic Q&A: South Tacoma Way could open soon
• DNA leads to rape charges in decade-old case
• Panelists to discuss ‘Myths and Realities of Public Education’ at Tacoma talk
• New welcome for Thea Foss Waterway
• 'Our Own Expressions’ winners to show off works Thursday at PLU
• Motorcyclist who died near Sumner identified as Kent man
• Hagensen Leads Lutes to NCAA Softball Championship
• Milton police eye move next door
• Evans (IAS '98) is a 'Woman to Watch'
• Recent movement in development of new state park near Eatonville
• Big stores, small, specialty and grocers – all will compete for your liquor dollars
• Police beat: Honking, road rage and fight over feeding squirrels
• From the Panama Canal to the Puget Sound
• Tacoma fire crews respond to pair of fires
• Eat lots of fish, need cleaner waters
• Tacoma Art Museum talk connects faith to issue
• Pierce County sewer facility expansion will make way for growth
• Motorcycle season calls for safety
• New Roy chief plans to restore stability
• Peart Will Represent PLU at National Track Meet
• Hall Does it Again as Lutes Need 12 to Beat Montclair
• Cerne, Leiken Invited To NCAA Championships
• Is this the right symbol for Tacoma?
• Alliance honors South Sound business owners
• 11 more liquor stores to shut down
• SEATTLE: Not enough rebar in 520 bridge pontoon
• TACOMA: Man sentenced to 30 years for fatal shooting
• A look back at 40 years of Evergreen
• Child advocacy group backs McKenna for governor
• McMenamins Elks Temple project still on track
• There’s been a Tacoma Evergreen campus for decades
• Opinions mixed on trout hatchery plan
• Hall of Fame: Amanda's Homer Lifts PLU Past 'Cats
• Health Department Holds Free Immunization Clinics
• Lockdown at high school lifted as Kent police search for wanted man
• Bellarmine Beats Top-Ranked Snohomish in State Opener
• Tacoma Education Association names new president and VP
• Missing 3-year-old Fircrest boy found unharmed
• Gig Harbor’s Thunderbird 'stronger than ever'
• Pierce County Jail officials investigate apparent suicide
• Man stabbed during argument in Tacoma's Hulltop neighborhood
• Angelman syndrome walk planned for Saturday in Puyallup
• Youngest of 8 red wolf pups dies at Tacoma zoo
• Police seek '91 Nissan stolen from Graham
• Police seek car thief from Tacoma Dome Station
• Metro Parks' STAR to shine Saturday
• Planting seeds for higher education
• Hagensen Leads Lutes Past Luther in NCAA Opener
• Another Postseason Honor for PLU's Brock Gates
• Exclusive: Survivors recall horror of night Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales allegedly shot up Afghan village
• Rochester-area teen found in Chehalis River is recalled fondly
• May is National Bike Month
• Flood District Begins Formation
• Garbage Schedule Could Change
• Garbage Schedule Could Change
• Do-It-Yourself Dog Wash Makes this Chore a Joy
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Monthly Swap Meets Planned for Cheney Stadium Parking Lot
• Letter to the Editor: May Day Vandalism
• Letter to the Editor: Walmart
• Letters to the Editor: Pothole Pig
• Letter to the Editor: Export-Import Bank of the United States
• Our View: Fading History, Changing Times
• Guest Editorial: Think F.A.S.T. and Help Save Lives From Stroke
• Port plans for Grand Alliance truck traffic
• Peace Out: Empowering Youth to Make a Positive Difference
• Bellarmine Cruises Over Rogers for State Berth
• Lions Claim Narrows Title
• Sportswatch
• Crusaders athletes cruise to league titles
• Engage with Irish glass at Traver Gallery
• the.north.oakes.project
• Jazz LIVE at Marine View Welcomes Danny Quintero
• The Down and Dirty of D.O.A.‘s Spring Menu
• Things We Like
• Albers Mill on Tacoma's Foss Waterway has a new owner
• Jury finds Steven Powell guilty on all voyeurism counts
• At JBLM, soldier is remembered as determined
• Parents of guard killed in '09 at Walmart in Lakewood sue state
• Upon further review, Tacoma zoo's red wolf has 8 pups
• ‘Let’s run, let’s get out of here,’ boy cried during Afghan massacre
• Red-light cameras will stay 5 more years, Puyallup council decides
• Another stolen Fife gun found
• Man in black robs Tacoma convenience store
• State to re-auction liquor store rights
• Early Wakeup and Practice for Lutes at World Series
• Hatlen, Hagensen Earn Softball All-America Honors
• Endangered red wolf gives birth at Tacoma zoo
• Military appreciation event set for retirees
• Pierce officials: Requiring voters to OK every tax hike is perilous
• No Powell verdict yet; jury deliberations are set to begin at 9 a.m.
• Bronze urns marking graves of Thurston historic figures stolen
• Report offers snapshot of philanthropic efforts in Northwest during recession
• Jury again chooses death penalty in Tacoma rape, murder
• Lawyer who ruled Great Wolf Lodge exempt from taxes had doubts
• Mother in Bremerton school shooting pleads guilty
• Memorial service today at JBLM for fallen soldier
• Challengers to 2 judges file for Superior Court
• PLU Will Take a Swing at Luther In College World Series
• Tacoma becomes more sustainable, reducing both costs and carbon footprint
• Tacoma makes bike-friendliness strides
• Post offices won't close after all
• Another old Tacoma church may fall
• First Congregational Church of Tacoma highlights
• First day of campaign filing reveals diverse challengers in state elections
• Maersk signs contract to stay with Port of Seattle
• Lakewood police launch website, Facebook page
• Olympia woman dies when truck strikes tree
• Updated Metro Parks website now online
• Pierce County jury deliberates whether to reinstate man’s death sentence
• Before helping veterans, dogs help inmates
• One More Shot for Lute Throwers at National Qualifying Meet
• Hagensen and Hatlen Earn First Team All-Region Honors
• Make it 10! Loggers Receive At-large Bid to NCAA Championships
• Be Prepared: Pomona and Puget Sound Tie the Knot for Disaster Recovery
• Pow. Thwack. Zoink… Repeat
• Man awarded honorary UPS degree broke rules to build community
• Ferry system looks to save fuel money
• Traffic Q&A: Darker car windows allowed if necessary
• Park Service board to seek lessons from deadly shooting of ranger
• Rafter who died on Green River identified as Everett councilman
• Pierce College working on education achievement gap
• Wrong-way driver in Spanaway hits 3 vehicles
• Tacoma’s property, violent crimes decline, according to report
• Local groups chosen to perform at Disneyland
• Stadium show choir tops at Seattle festival
• Annie Wright teacher honored with fellowship
• Spanaway Lake’s Karl Hoseth named history teacher of year
• Glencove Hotel fire spotlights response time
• Make It 10! Loggers Receive At-Large Bid To NCAA Championships
• Lutes Get it Done, Beat Tyler for Regional Championship
• 2 arrests in death of woman found in burned car in Black Diamond
• Glencove Hotel fire spotlights response time
• Slain ranger’s husband to leave park
• In Puyallup, couple celebrates a marriage dating to the mid-'40s
• Family puts new perspective on soldier's life
• Families also pay the price for repeated war tours
• ‘Who else would you want to come home to?' medic asks
• Deployments: ‘It's like we're in a constant state of dating'
• Military wife copes with separation by taking it a bit at a time
• Parents of 550 Snohomish students refuse to let kids take MSPs
• Tacoma's NewPencil makes the most of online fundraising for its iPad cover
• Art Jarvis leaving as Tacoma schools chief, but he won't sit idle
• Lutes Advance to Regional Tournament Title Game
• After discovery of beam cracks, Puyallup to replace oldest bridge
• Tacoma School Board OKs shifts for 2012-13, 2013-14 calendars
• In home invasion, Tacoma pair experience three hours of terror
• At his sentencing, Tacoma killer reveals 2 additional slayings
• Apache gunships find a new home at JBLM
• DOT set to reopen St. Helens highway
• Sonar, explosives pose high risk for marine mammals
• Volunteers bring Lakewood home back into the light
• Lutes Find A Way, Beat Redlands in Eight Innings
• Debt collection attempt sends Tacoma woman to hospital
• “Myths and Realities of Public Education on May 21
• Closed Tacoma libraries officially on the market
• Another difficult fire to fight prompts review
• Troyer's foster son pleads not guilty in sex charges
• Overhaul of sagging Stadium Way set to begin by next month
• Traveler with smelly yak skulls stopped at Sea-Tac Airport
• State Route 7 reopens in Eatonville after landslide cleared
• No charges in fatal Tacoma stabbing – self defense
• Show ‘Taps' into war
• Tacoma police release images in theft of 90-year-old's purse
• Whooping cough spikes in state, Pierce County
• JBLM Rangers lauded in rare public appearance in Tacoma
• Lutes Beat Huntingdon in Regional Tourney Opener
• Centsless? Students Launch a Venture for Their Empty-Pocketed Peers
• Siddharth Ramakrishnan Appointed Jennie M. Caruthers Chair in Neuroscience
• Jurors shown photos of 2 sisters allegedly taken by Steve Powell
• ALL ABOARD!
• Destiny fireboat takes to the water
• Things We Like
• Design work continues on renovation
• Sale of Elks Lodge parcels now official
• Port unveils new strategic plan, logo
• Tacoma Murals Project selects five more sites
• City Briefs
• Van Halen Rocks the Dome
• Police Blotter
• Poll shows support for street repair tax
• Expect to see fishing poles return to Old Town Dock following renovations
• Guest Editorial: A proposal to fund higher education
• Guest Editorial: The Lorax would approve of modern forestry practices
• Our Views: Kalakala drama needs closure
• Our Views: Recognition well deserved
• Police: 50-mile chase began in Thurston and reached 145 mph
• Wilson’s depth, athleticism wins All-City Meet
• Cougars top Lions in title clash
• Stadium falls to Gig Harbor, locked in third
• Sportswatch
• Stadium blasts Emerald Ridge in district opener
• Tacoma Baptist wins opener, falls in second game
• Tinseltown Tacoma: filming in the Gritty City
• ‘Happy Days’ gets two thumbs up…’eyyy
• Creedence Clearwater Revisited brings the hits to the Queen
• Amid discord, University Place, Fircrest jointly apply for grant
• Afghan airmen get improvising, other lessons from JBLM tutors
• Green Mountain founder removed from board
• Police seek help in Auburn woman's death
• Pierce County corrections deputies riding for fallen officers
• Lakewood police seek help finding robber of restaurants
• Tacoma police seek man from robbery attempt
• Lakewood toughens business license regulations
• Man dies of stabbing on Hilltop
• State investigating North End Tacoma dump-truck crash
• Man charged with assault on girlfriend in DuPont
• Cruise industry fights clean-fuel plan along coast
• Emlet selected as Fulbright scholar for research on HIV/AIDS and aging
• North Tacomans mourn iconic tree's demise
• University Place gets help from Lakewood in addressing growth
• 2 department heads departing, Tacoma's Broadnax announces
• Judge rules Powell's 'fixation' can't be part of his voyeurism trial
• Republican convention to test Romney backers
• Woman arrested after Lakewood school burglary
• Man sought in sexual assault of Puyallup teen
• Explore The Shore
• Little Loggers Registration Open And Filling Fast
• Men shot by Fircrest officer charged, plead not guilty
• Fife police blog keeps residents informed
• Seattle surgeon's fire tales embellished
• Olympia police officer shot man as victim shot himself
• New Walmart will bring traffic changes
• After coma, life returns slowly
• Powell faces 14 counts after judge dismisses 1
• VA overhaul reversed
• Two men charged in Lakewood pool-cue bar assault
• Man suspected of felony assault in DuPont jailed
• Regional Tournament Awaits PLU Softball Team
• PLU Announces 2012 All-Sports Award Winners
• Leiken, Cerne Compete Ahead of NCAA Championship Bids
• UWT gets gift of Picasso from peace activist
• Deputies find man wanted in February attack on Lakewood bar patron
• Crime in the suburbs
• Puyallup man petitions city for update of dog-leash code
• Road work to close 5-mile stretch of SR 7 in east Pierce County
• 2 groups file Border Patrol suit
• Powell voyeurism trial gets under way Monday
• Local National Merit scholars announced
• Gig Harbor High School science teacher earns National Geographic fellowship
• Speed limit to slow on SR 161 in Graham area
• Puyallup brothers win ‘Escape Routes’
• Judy Jennings of Puyallup named to state education board
• Steilacoom volunteers earn leadership awards
• Bonney Lake High School marching band to hold fundraiser
• Body found in trunk of burned-out car near Auburn
• Peterson Steps Down As Head Softball Coach
• PLU Faces Huntingdon in NCAA Tourney Opener
• Speed limit to slow on SR 161 in Graham area
• Man shot, killed by Olympia police still not identified
• Tacoma wife of man charged with bigamy fighting surreal battle
• Tacoma not alone in debt
• Man rescued from sub-zero freezer near Port of Tacoma
• Police beat: Dog-donation theft and a shoplifter using a walker
• Suspected drunken driver hits Fircrest patrol car in traffic stop
• Some Tacoma council members return pay; some say they can't
• Mission to break land-speed record has a stop in Shelton
• Governor begins bargaining process on state worker contracts
• 3 National Guard soldiers recovering after attacks
• WSU gives Gregoire honorary doctorate
• Leiken, Cerne Compete in Last Chance Meets
• Deployed JBLM soldier accused of using Internet to exploit underage girls
• Lewis-McChord soldier charged in area robberies that netted guns, cash
• Law enforcement officers receive top honor
• Tacoma's new fireboat is fast, sleek and made in Canada
• Suspect in UPS campus shooting in custody
• Statewide effort collects more than 6 tons of drugs
• Man gets 22-year sentence for role in Lakewood torture-killing
• Former soldier charged in 7 robberies
• Court reinstates claim boy forced sex on woman
• Peninsula School District names next superintendent
• Man knocked over, robbed in downtown Tacoma
• Chemical company one step closer to construction near Sumner
• Linfield Ace Larson Shuts Out Pacific Lutheran
• Jon Kitna challenges men at annual Pierce County Prayer Breakfast
• Arrest in campus shooting
• Never Lose Your TWEEZERS Again!
• Charges filed in theft of Miss Washington's credit cards
• Mental evaluation ordered for man charged with beating mother to death in Spanaway
• Charges filed in theft of queen's property
• Elks land in Tacoma ready for Walmart
• Senate Majority Leader Lisa Brown to leave
• Court sets new trial limits for sex offenders
• Arellano to leave with $66,000 payout
• Many in state see uptick in median home prices
• Tacoma day care set on fire day after van crashes into it
• State acts to stem spread of whooping cough
• PLU Head's South For Linfield and Oregon Twilight Meet's
• PLU Places Third in NWC All-Sports Trophy Race
• Four Loggers Earn Honorable Mention on All-NWC
• Investigation launched into suspicious fire at Tacoma day care
• 2012 Commencement Ceremony at University of Puget Sound
• Faulty brakes blamed for runaway dump truck in Tacoma
• Rowers complete Vancouver Island 'test lap'
• Disappearance of Tacoma man considered suspicious
• UW Tacoma offers first doctoral degree in Educational Leadership
• Historic Homes of Tacoma tour 2012
• Things We Like
• Lakewood stages old-school hoot
• UPS seniors seek new ways to present art
• ‘Anchor Baby’ takes to the stage
• Sin Circus
• Budget-crunched Eatonville considers options
• From local farms to your table
• Soccer Prom 2012
• Stand out Prom recognizes aspiring designer
• Hospitals dispute report findings
• Council examines ways to combat metal theft
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• Certified personal trainer offers tips for getting fit
• Wilson falls in tourney opener to end season
• Curtis cruises over Rogers to stay in first
• Savastano progressing up chain with Rainiers
• Sportswatch
• Tacoma's MultiCare will buy Auburn Regional Medical Center
• Tacoma's deputy city manager to receive $65K in severance, accrued leave pay
• 3 teens make appearance in Lacey arsons; 2 more arrested
• Puyallup man charged with assault; 21-year-old in coma
• Dump truck crashes into Tacoma ravine; witnesses say 'hero driver' saved lives
• Red-light runner in Tacoma hits minivan, ejecting child
• First-degree murder charge filed against Spanaway man accused of killing his mother
• Gov. Gregoire's veto strikes down would-be Foss Harbor rent break
• Thieves put University Place Kiwanis Club's fundraising in jeopardy
• Spc. Phillip Schiller remembered at JBLM
• State moves forward with mortgage settlements
• Rock Hill, S.C., executive tapped as CEO for Tacoma visitor bureau
• Hatlen, Hagensen Earn Academic All-District Softball Honors
• Gates selected to Academic All-District Baseball Team
• Dump truck crash prompts Haz-Mat response
• HBO series star filming movie near Tacoma's Old City Hall
• Giaudrone neighborhood cleanup
• Experts: Infrastructure key to south downtown Tacoma growth
• New study: Washington ranks 45th for church going
• Would you pay tax to fix Tacoma's potholes? Issue might hit ballot
• Reflections of history shown on Historic Homes of Tacoma tour
• City of Tacoma gives back funds to utilities
• Tacoma police looking for pair who burglarized store
• Son arrested after mom killed, dad beaten in Spanaway
• Customers sad to see Saar's Marketplace going away
• 100 kids quietly learning commerce
• May Day! Don't forget the flowers
• Decision expected on Orton Junction
• SAAC Elects 2012-13 Officers
• Partially Capsized Boat in Foss Harbor Marina
• Mangoes, cheese, strawberries, wine and more: Veggies grocery in soft opening in Fircrest
• Weyerhaeuser descendant enters race to replace Dicks
• Alleged shooter at UPS identified, may be attempting to flee
• Buckley mom accused of putting bleach in daughter's eyes
• Deputy city manager leaving Tacoma
• JBLM soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Army finishes 1st crash review of fatal JBLM helicopter accident
• Pierce County online school to close
• Seattle firm fined $10,000 for Tacoma waterway spill
• Police arrest pair in Lacey weekend shooting
• Hagensen Heads List of Nine Lutes on All-NWC Team
• Baseball Wraps up 2012 Schedule in Oregon
• Grause, Atterson Secure All-NWC Honors
• Logger Baseball Team Sends Off Seniors With A Win
• Warrant issued for suspect in University of Puget Sound shooting
• Susan Powell's emails told of turmoil
• Red Cross helps 26 people displaced in Lakewood fire
• Mount Rainier could see 6-12 inches of snow by Tuesday
• Traffic Q&A: No matter the lane, remember to signal
• Many state employees see bulked-up salaries
• Man, 24, shot, killed at Lacey home
• Biweekly trash pickup may start next year in Tacoma
• Former NFL player Jon Kitna to talk faith at annual Prayer Breakfast
• Puyallup group recognizes girls’ excellence
• Thomas Jefferson High School student honored
• Upcoming Bonney Lake car show will benefit students
• Bethel District choir, orchestra honored in California
• Tacoma sophomore’s poem among contest’s best
• TCC honoree and career counselor identifies with students
• Northwest Trek program connects tots to nature
• State seeks volunteer park hosts
• Sex offender registrations for April 29
• Fires in Lacey might have been arson
• Police beat: Fake car damage, a scam and a spat over fried food
• Message of racial-equality event in Tacoma: 'Every one of you matters'
• 67-year-old Auburn man finds he’s not alone
• Operation does well, but bookings lag
• Convention center might tap general fund
• State buying lots of SUVs
• Body found in North Bend bunker
• Pacific Beats PLU, Wins Share of NWC Baseball Title
• Loggers Finish Strong At WIRA
• Loggers Hold Off Bearcats To Send Off Seniors With A Win
• Nisqually tribal police officer arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Guardsman who trains south of Tacoma will receive Silver Star
• Cox Powell's parents seek files of Pierce, Utah law enforcement
• Prescription rate for high-strength painkillers at troubling all-time high
• Seattle-area pastor who schemed gets 3-year sentence
• Robbery planner gets 10 years in prison
• Today's a good day to dump old medicines
• A Census sketch of our slice of heaven
• Offense Rules the Day as PLU, Pacific Split Twinbill
• Bearcats Outslug Loggers For Doubleheader Sweep
• Roof cleaning at Tacoma Dome finishes on time, within budget
• Applications still being accepted for Autumn 2012
• Clay Huntington Way dedicated near Cheney Stadium
• JBLM paratroopers rescued from trees
• Link running again in Tacoma after gravel cleared
• Western State patient who attempted suicide dies
• Son of Pierce County sheriff's spokesman charged with sex with teen
• Fircrest stabbing story fabricated to cover up crime
• Deputy chief picked to lead Puyallup police
• SR 167 or I-5? Board decides it’s not ‘Sophie’s Choice,’ OKs compromise
• Federal Way police looking for teenage boy missing since Monday afternoon
• Tacoma bar's security guards break up 2 a.m. brawl
• Seattle, Tacoma aquariums swap seals for mating
• Handful of Lutes Will Compete at Saint Martin's Meet
• Northbound I-5's Exit 133 to downtown Tacoma will close for three months, beginning Saturday
• Know the way to Lakebay? Lost Pierce County councilwoman didn't
• Army appears set to reinstall a division headquarters at JBLM
• Man demands money; South End sandwich shop clerk says no
• Alleged drug sellers rob potential buyers on Tacoma's Sixth Avenue
• Thurston man sues to regain property from police
• Man wanted in South Tacoma home-invasion captured in Oregon
• Puyallup's red-light cameras may stay
• Former spokesman to seek King Conty sheriff job
• Former Puyallup man faces Medicaid fraud charges
• Link route a casualty of Tacoma-area downpour
• Student-Athletes to Represent PLU at NCAA Forum
• Foss and Lincoln Battle to Draw
• Bellarmine Responds to Beat Curtis
• Despite early cultural mistakes, female soldiers from JBLM find ways to relate to Afghan women
• CD Review: Digital Chemistry “Connections”
• Local youth shows art in Seattle
• Masters of arts, crafts gather at Native Quest
• The psychedelic ’60s are back live and onstage
• BIA Turns 25
• Youth and Family Summit Aims to Ignite Discussions on Race and Education
• Crusaders Blast Hawks Twice
• Pollastro Helps Bellarmine Beat Stadium
• Navigating a Complicated System
• Tacoma City Council hears financial status report
• Sportswatch
• Palestinian brings ‘beautiful resistance’ Tacoma
• Letter to the Editor: Exchange Student
• Letter to the Editor: Littering
• Our Views: Top Two Primary System Limits Choice
• Our Views: Transparency on disposal of city property
• Editorial: Adam Smith Examines Corporations as Citizens
• Letter to the Editor: Pierce County Buddhist Community
• Letter to the Editor: War with Iran
• Struggles continue at Breast Cancer Resource Center
• Malt Liquor Ban Proposed for West End, North End
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• Washam Fined for Ethics Violation
• Footloose Does the Jump and Jive at Tacoma Little Theatre through May 20
• Occupy Tacoma sets sights on evictions, St. Joseph’s
• Fircrest OKs seeking grant funds for project with University Place
• Things We Like
• What’s On Tap
• Powell search warrant ruled legal; voyeurism case moves forward
• Fircrest police officer involved in shooting is identified
• Reward offered in search for suspect in South Tacoma home-invasion robbery
• Historic Key Peninsula hotel damaged in fire; response lacking
• Lakewood police arrest suspect in robbery of restaurant
• Tacoma man drowns during overnight canoe trip on Lake Steilacoom
• State to test earthquake readiness
• Lakewood gives high marks to city manager
• Tacoma officer cleared in shooting teenager driving stolen car
• Kent police officer shoots, wounds man while seeking car thief
• Lutes Headed Back To The NCAA Postseason
• Men's Basketball Adds Four To The 2012-13 Roster
• Lutes Host Pacific In Pivotal Three-Game Series
• Loggers Celebrate The 2011-12 School Year
• Alum and Professor Take Game-playing to a New Level
• Some Pierce County residents to have lower flood insurance bills
• World Wide Vegan Bakesale in Tacoma on Sunday
• Eatonville to keep police force
• Fire causes severe damage at historic Key Peninsula hotel
• Tacoma woman sentenced to prison for Mount Rainier car prowls
• Lakewood school calls wrong mom to emergency room after son has seizure
• Steve Powell fights warrant that led to 15 charges
• Fircrest woman stabbed after walking in on burglar
• Half of Pierce home sales are distressed properties
• 2 soldiers who overcame illness, injury will compete in Warrior Games
• Eatonville to keep its police
• Governor's pen strokes launch $1 billion in public works projects
• State names liquor-store auction winners
• Western State patient says he killed man in self-defense
• Pasco man tattooed with baseball heroes
• Logger Golfers Place Two On All-NWC; Women Improve in End to 2012
• Funding for UW Tacoma and WSU Puyallup labs to fuel economic development
• Cammermeyer to highlight Nursing Program's 20th anniversary on May 17
• New director, $250,000 grant prepare KeyBank Professional Development Center for next 10 years
• 1 killed, 2 injured in crash on state Route 162
• Fewer students mean less state money for schools
• TNT columnist Bill Virgin, 2 Olympian reporters get statewide press awards
• Tacoma Fire Department rescues 2 men from cliff at Point Defiance Park
• Spirits high in the foothills: Town of Wilkeson hopes new distillery contributes to resurgence
• Cash squabble may end Fircrest, University Place joint road plan
• Local districts receive energy-cost funds
• New proposal may salvage Sumner bus route
• Free summit at Lincoln High will focus on youth and family
• Stolen Fife guns found as they’re used in crimes
• Native education subject of Puyallup School District forum
• Michael Audas appointed to Bethel School Board
• PLU Places Seventh in Women's Golf Finale
• PLU Survives Pioneers Rally, Holds on for 9-8 Victory
• Patient slain in room at Western State Hospital
• After tough winter, JBLM soldiers optimistic about Afghan handoff
• Pierce County nurse charged with unprofessional conduct over records
• State avoided big budget cuts, but some will still feel the pain
• Police beat: A scam, an angry Hilltop queen and toppled barrels
• STAR Center is far more than your standard gym
• Lakewood Police investigating apparent homicide at Western State Hospital, weapon likely a pen or pencil
• Many parishes collecting signatures for Referendum 74
• Tacoma's Junior Daffodil Parade pulls in plenty
• Move by Transportation a good sign for projects
• Extending the mission: Nonprofit business leader followed heart to Bellarmine
• Hagensen, Lutes Shut Out Linfield in Softball Title Game
• Hegge Earns NWC Men's Golf Player of the Year Honors
• Loggers Drop Another Close Battle With Pacific
• Logger Men Place Two On All-NWC, Women See Dramatic Improvement To End 2012
• Saturday's 5K race will mark restart at Ruston
• Tacoma soldier leads effort for more intense workouts overseas
• Tacoma police officer hurt Friday in Sixth Avenue crash
• Robbers had inside help, are Juggalos, report says
• 25-year sentence in drug-deal killing
• PLU in Seventh at NWC Women's Golf Event
• Favorites Whitworth and George Fox Win NWC Crowns
• Lutes Roll to Baseball Twinbill Sweep of Pioneers
• Logger Women Top Division III Team At NCRC Champs
• Pacific Uses Late Comeback To Take Two From Loggers
• Lacrosse Team Seniors Shine In Senior Day Win
• Faces behind the Spring Fair: Crew aims to help
• Point Defiance's clouded leopard cubs get their names
• Vacancy on Tacoma Planning Commission
• Step Up Scholarship initiative raises just over $1 million
• Man must pay $25K for kicking, killing his Lacey ex-wife's cat
• JBLM unit entering Taliban insurgents' Afghan stronghold
• Three from Pierce County among four indicted in alleged tax-fraud scheme
• New date, same fun at Junior Daffodil Parade in Tacoma
• Man tries to hide guns after Orchard Street crash, police say
• Tacoma club to host benefit for injured woman
• Makeup of Pierce Transit board changing, favoring smaller cities
• Political parties take on primary process
• Cross-dresser bandit pleads guilty to robbing Pierce County banks
• Organizer of Twilight Criterium moves Tacoma bike race to Proctor District
• Thompson, Murphy Earn Honorable Mention On All-NWC Tennis Teams
• First Updates From the NWC Track and Field Championship Meet
• Sun Shines on Grand Floral Parade
• Hope in Hard Times
• The Things we Like
• TCC’s Art Faculty Shows New Work
• DASH Center’s ‘Cinderella’ promises to be a big hit
• Music Legends unite for Julie Kathan
• New book speculation of Bundy’s first victim
• CD Review: VII Days Clean “The Final Performance”
• CD Reivew: The Menzingers “On the Impossible Past”
• Tacoma police make arrest in Sunday's homicide
• Dine Out, Fight AIDS
• Facility set to bring affordable medical care
• Spread some Tagro, spread some love
• City government setting priorities on long list of projects
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Guest Editorial - Planning process must consider desires of Hilltop residents
• Yelm man arrested for allegedly stealing $15,000 in Walmart items
• Shape up now or risk being broken up, Gregoire tells troubled agency
• Letter to the Editor - Supporting Kevin Freitas
• Dispatcher who took Josh Powell call reprimanded, records show
• Washam defied ethics rules in push to unseat Lindquist, ruling states
• Letter to the Editor - Jobs Bill Victory
• Lakewood switches to circular logo; move won't cost the city
• Letter to the Editor: Family Unity
• Opinion: Awareness can save lives
• Ribbon-cutting, fun run to herald Ruston Way re-opening
• Lincoln athletes display quickness on track
• Skateboarder runs stop sign, hit by truck in Gig Harbor
• Lutes sweep loggers to finish regular season
• Curtis falls to Puyallup
• New coach brings wealth of experience
• Sportswatch
• Lincoln High School team leading statewide competition with stock picks
• Oldest polar bear at Point Defiance Zoo dies
• Property owner denies knowing about motorcycle club's parties
• 6 men arrested in Renton gun-trafficking sting
• Calm home-robbery victim calls 911, leading to arrest
• Sights Set on NWC Championship for Women's Golf
• Men's Golf Prepares for Season's Final Major
• National Scholarships Top the 100 Mark at Puget Sound
• Interstate 705 closure tonight
• Tacoma set to spend on repairs, Commencement Bay esplanade
• State Patrol launches campaign to fill jobs
• Tacoma Musical Playhouse announces its next season
• City of Destiny Award winners
• McLendon Hardware will open new store in Tacoma
• Rules to curb unruliness in cove on Lake Tapps now permanent
• Cantwell, Obama have big edge in Washington state fundraising
• Gig Harbor emergency-services and Eatonville schools levies passing
• Graham, Tacoma teens compete on reality show
• Sumner councilman won't face charges for alleged tree-cutting
• New STAR Center is a community in a building
• Hanberg confirmed as Pierce County planning director
• Macy’s reopens hours after escalator fire
• Tacoma hospitals dispute cost analysis
• State to delete 1,266 more jobs
• Pacific Lutheran to Host Track & Field Championships
• Softball Poised For NWC Postseason Tournament
• Men's Basketball End Of Season Awards Announced
• Baseball Travels to Lewis & Clark
• Tacoma Mall escalator catches fire
• Retailers back bill requiring online stores to pay tax
• Fugitive who noted escape on Facebook arrested
• Marijuana task force in Tacoma nears end of long trek
• Audit finds misuse of funds in Eatonville
• Sumner police chief to oversee city temporarily
• Fire destroys Mexican restaurant in Parkland
• Fife mayor pleads guilty to negligent driving
• 3 in car arrested after Tacoma park shooting
• Police investigate motorcycle club after deadly parties
• Man accused of punching, stabbing Tacoma pastor
• State liquor workers leaving for other jobs
• Two Level 3 sex offenders register to live in Pierce County
• Logger Men's Tennis Team Take Season Finale
• Wash. Democrats support Obama in caucuses
• Tacoma’s gang problem focus of assessment
• Traffic stop turns up stolen property in Yelm
• Cyclist struck on state Route 161 near Ohop Creek
• Puyallup to buy 9 acres of watershed
• Traffic Q&A: Viaduct work closes Exit 133 at night
• Backing off boating limits for Lake Tapps sparks skepticism
• Afghan bread can be rare treat when overseas
• Parents-only athletic meetings on tap in Puyallup
• Man may face charges in son's 1983 death
• Lakewood meeting will focus on Native American needs
• Bethel School Board interviewing board finalists
• Tacoma’s gang problem focus of assessment
• Prizes await special Northwest Trek visitor
• Part of Lacey's Univera moving north
• Children, woman bound during Lacey home invasion
• Police beat: Stolen-terrier scam, gun, another Nigerian nightmare
• Ex-worker sues, says he was a scapegoat in Cheney cost overruns
• Daffodil Parade participants, watchers honor missing princess
• Daffodil Festival is a bigger-than-usual draw
• Export-Import Bank at the mercy of Congress
• Muddy path led to budget solution
• Small-business leader of the year gives credit to mentors and role models
• 6 marinas benefit from rent leveling
• Lutes Shut Out Loggers to End Regular Season
• Lutes Beat George Fox, Stay in NWC Baseball Hunt
• Loggers Drop Series Finale In Slugfest
• Lutes Sweep Loggers In 2012 Finale
• Seniors Shine In Senior Day WIn
• Bales won't participate in sanity board exam
• Tacoma School Board roughs out dates for schools through 2014
• No one injured in Club Vanity shooting
• City native central to family history show
• Studded tires must be off by Monday
• Was backpack theft in Tacoma attempted abduction?
• Teenage murderer gets 29 years, 3 months
• Federal grant might fix Tacoma budget
• State reopens Pugnetti Park in Tacoma, lists new rules
• Love of pups proof enough of ownership
• Crystal Mountain honors 10th Mountain Division
• Rowing Bragging Rights on the Line Saturday
• Willamette Keeps PLU Winless in NWC Women's Tennis
• Lutes Score Early and Often Against Puget Sound
• PLU Closes Men's Tennis Season With 5-4 Victory
• Loggers Fall To High-Powered Lutes In Home Finale
• Coberly's Slam, Aguiar's Gem Lead To Twinbill Sweep Of Pios
• Cerne, Rowe Lead Loggers At Luau Invite
• Loggers And Lutes Split At 49th Annual Meyer-Lamberth
• Tacoma police search for van after possible abduction attempt
• Thunderbirds top Abes late
• One arrested after shots fired outside Tacoma nightclub
• Spring Family Weekend • Spring Zing • Uncle Bonsai Band
• Marine from Tacoma killed during combat in Afghan province
• Fife bus driver dies after suffering medical emergency Monday
• Bail set at $500,000 for man accused of stabbing Tacoma pastor
• Classmates of Daffodil princess aim to be in parade in her honor
• Neighborhood nooks: 7 South Sound areas that boast java, pastries, stories
• State's foreclosures down markedly, at odds with national trend
• Ocean acidity partly blamed for huge Northwest oyster die-offs
• Missing puppy Love?
• State Democrats to begin picking national delegates
• Ground Broken for New PLU Athletic Fields
• NCAA Division III Week Featured Student-Athlete: Kelsey McKinnis
• Marine from Tacoma dies in Afghanistan
• Habitat for Humanity’s first-ever volunteer to speak in Tacoma
• A Walk in the Park
• Girl Scouts Centennial
• Making New Connections at Irma Gary House
• City council hears ideas for sex offender housing
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• Finally, A Place to Discard Lima Beans
• 
Tribe Awards $35,000 to the Greater Metro Parks Foundation to support youth sports
• Losing Weight is Just a Hill Away
• Opinion: Don’t Gamble Kid’s Futures to Balance the Budget
• Opinion: Rabbis Urge Conversations about marrige Equality
• Our View: Medical Cannabis Task Force Recommendations Seem Prudent
• Rainiers Fall to Salt Lake in Opener
• Bellarmine’s Comeback Beats Stadium
• Solid Offense, Pitching Leads Titans to Sweep
• Sportswatch
• The Things We Like
• Spring Fling: Spring Fair Opens April 19th
• Celebrate National Poetry Month with Free Poetry Events
• Once-Hidden Art Goes on Display at Bellarmine
• TCMT Stages a Classic Grandparents Will Remember
• CD Review: Van Halen “A Different Kind of Truth”
• CD Review: J.U.S. “Food Stamps and Financial Aid”
• It took a long time, but state's budget is finally balanced again
• 5 JBLM soldiers investigated for allegedly taking rocket launcher
• Josh Powell's house demolished; site may become a playground
• Tacoma pastor's alleged attacker arrested on suspicion of assault
• Daffodil princess remembered as warm and active
• No profile for youths who take own lives
• Confusion reigned in aftermath of Afghan massacre
• Robber strikes twice at Tacoma convenience store
• NCAA Division III Week Featured Student-Athlete: Justin Erickson
• DASH Center for the Arts presents ‘Cinderella’
• Chief Leschi Daffodil Princess Alexandria Cole found dead
• New sister city
• Daffodil Festival queen, a native of the Ivory Coast, makes history
• Tacoma officials baffled by theft of City Council members' laptops
• Burglars leave racist messages, rattling Thurston County woman
• Foremost Dairy building earns LEED Gold status
• Skeleton of St. Joseph Medical Center campus addition nears completion
• Army ‘sanity board' will test Bales' mental health
• Police seek robbery suspect who slugged clerk in Parkland
• South Hill burglary suspect in court
• Dispute Monday leads to shots Tuesday in Tacoma's Hilltop area
• TV calls after Milton boy stopped school bus, began CPR on driver
• No Pierce County charter panel yet
• Willamette Squeaks By Loggers For Season Sweep
• Peart Earns Northwest Conference Recognition
• No. 5 Lutes Wrap Up Regular Season This Weekend
• Hall, Hagensen Earn Conference Softball Honors
• NCAA Division III Week Featured Student-Athlete: Alec DiMario
• 2012 Senior Art Show: April 16 – May 12
• Robin Dale Jacobson Co-edits "Faith and Race in American Political Life"
• "Blacksheep Leadership" - A New Book by Jeffrey Matthews
• Wash. man on the run finds time to update Facebook
• Washington at forefront in battle over use of painkillers
• Gig Harbor High principal pleads not guilty to DUI
• Milton student stops bus after driver suffers medical emergency
• Roy-area man killed when he runs cycle off road
• Fire that began on deck displaces Spanaway family
• Dead motorcyclist from Puyallup might have been racing
• Inslee team argues cost of replacement election
• Lieutenant governor's son accused of theft
• Public pipe, cigar smoking effort alive
• Bonney Lake sewer closer to extension
• Strykers escort convoy across hostile territory
• Still no budget deal, but lawmakers closer
• Bollen Finishes Fifth in NWC Decathlon
• Two Very Different Games But Same Results for PLU
• Lutes Close NWC Play at Home
• Lutes Return Home
• NCAA Division III Week Featured Student-Athlete: Abby Goss
• Loggers To Strikeout Cancer On Senior Day
• Loggers Fight Off Pacific For 12-10 Win
• Savage's Walkoff Extends Winning Streak To Three
• Women's Tennis Closes 2012 Season on the Road
• Stone, Mentor Lead Loggers Baseball Team to Another 2-1 Win
• By judge's order, disputed cannon back at Tacoma museum
• Walmart tops $15 million in donations around Washington
• Experts: Utah police likely had enough on Powell
• Bales' colorful lawyer in national spotlight, says 'war is on trial'
• Tougher citizenship requirements nearly kept Lacey Army veteran from 6-figure overseas job
• Fear driving off Narrows Bridge? It isn't likely, but here are tips
• 20-year-old Lacey man who crashed his motorcycle into cars dies
• University Place council rejects flagpole plan involving tax funds
• Rest stop on road to Mount Rainier will close briefly
• This blight's not right in Gig Harbor
• Northwest Sinfonietta Presents Two Takes On The Classic Symphony
• Views = Votes: YouTube Video Highlights Sara Officer
• Bollen Seventh in NWC Decathlon Competition
• PLU Begins Busy Week Against Willamette
• NCAA Division III Week Featured Student-Athlete: Chris McDonald
• Cerne Sitting In Third At Halfway Point Of NWC Multis
• Alleged thief arrested after biting security
• Horse rescuers lack funds to save lives
• Business leader of year recognized for taking family business model into future
• Stores to obey new alcohol rules come June
• Vietnam veterans provide bitter lesson on post-traumatic stress disorder
• Conference sheds light on trends
• An Army medic in Vietnam, he's haunted by cries for help
• Impairment busts about same
• Armed robbers take cellphone Wednesday
• Man's ‘doughnuts' in park land him in jail
• Service dog, autistic Tacoma girl forming bond
• Elderly woman killed in crash off North Levee Road in Fife
• JBLM team that disables bombs downplays stresses of its duties
• South Sound salmon fishery mostly unchanged
• Trio charged in fatal South Hill burglary
• Port of Tacoma moves toward new compensation plan
• Puyallup to relocate police department
• Pending Pierce County home sales increase
• Free vaccinations for whooping cough offered at Capitol
• Colleague confirms Powell's absence
• Hagensen Throws No-No as Lutes Sweep Pioneers
• PLU's Long Win Streak against L&C Comes to End
• Otness Spells Relief as Lutes Get One From Linfield
• Loggers Post Strong Showing At NCRC Invitational
• Leiken, Burns Shine In Loggers Home Finale
• Stone, Mentor Lead Loggers To Another 2-1 Win
• Seniors Sent Off With 7-2 Win
• Lutes Take Two Run-Rule Wins From Pacific
• Linfield Sweeps Lutes in Baseball Twinbill
• Reed, Anderson to highlight ‘Why We Vote’ event
• Sex offenders register to live in Pierce County
• Formerly homeless Tacoma Army veteran is among thousands to benefit from federal effort
• State Supreme Court overturns Pierce County convictions
• Report: Tacoma-area has largest year-over-year housing price decline
• Armed homeowners turn back burglary attempts
• Early Offensive Outburst Gives Loggers Split With Pioneers
• 'Terry the terrorist turtle' eases tensions at Afghan base
• 2012 Youth and Family Summit—Saturday, April 28
• New drama group seeks to take Tacoma theater to the edge
• Things We Like
• Renewing Freighthouse Square
• Contrasting styles pair well at library
• LeMay announces opening night festivities
• Gray Sky Blues Music Festival
• Explosions in the Sky rock out at The Moore April 10
• Cash Mob descends upon Proctor District
• Speaking out
• Reporting Tacoma’s billboard blight has gone mobile
• St. Joseph Medical Center get approval for neonatal intensive care unit
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Reversing the effects of aging
• Lawmakers still clash on issues in state budget
• Diversity means breaking the color barrier
• Could’ve, Should’ve, and Would’ve… But Didn’t
• Teams of their own
• Lincoln can’t finish, falls to Timberline
• Sportswatch
• Rainiers start season with mix of new players and veterans
• Robbers who held up Lakewood jewelry store sought
• Patrol makes more than 1,000 DUI arrests in Pierce, Thurston in 2011
• GOP staffer seeks $1.75M over deal to let Roach back in caucus
• Steve Powell called in sick day after daughter-in-law vanished
• Elderly woman ‘significantly’ injured when purse taken in Tacoma parking lot
• Retired cop shoots, kills alleged burglar at his South Hill home
• Bonney Lake football coach quits, must pay restitution to district
• In a rare move, Sen. Murray holds hearing of Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee in Tacoma
• Clover Park Technical College lets go of past
• Suspect in identity theft cases sought
• Puyallup Police Chief Jim Collyer to retire
• Helpers make sandwiches for Tacoma's needy
• No. 6 Lutes Head South For Big Weekend
• PLU Closes Out Home Schedule With Two Matches
• JBLM soldiers not in Kandahar Province see sudden action, 'own the night'
• Good news for state economy is bad news for long-term jobless
• Former Lacey police officer pleads guilty for lying to judge under oath
• Tacoma man one of 8 Washingtonians who won $250,000 in Mega Millions
• 15 DAYS OF DEALS START TODAY as The Grand Cinema begins its 15th birthday celebration
• Despite compromises, state budget impasse remains
• 4 sought after robbing Lakewood convenience store
• Pierce County Council approves forming flood-control district
• Central Pierce Fire 'push-in' steeped in tradition
• State declares epidemic of whooping cough
• Two students arrested after displaying gun in Kent
• Dometop neighborhood cleanup
• PLU Gears Up For Big Weekend At Linfield
• South Sound woman, 101, is in worldwide DNA-testing project
• Murray to host veterans event at STAR Center
• State, county reach historic levels of Whooping Cough, vaccines encouraged
• McKenna touts ‘new direction’ for state’s budget
• Medicaid ER visit limits will wait for budget deal
• Sumner shows up in national school ‘cheating’ report, defends record
• Eatonville School District tries again with reduced levy
• Tacoma Dome gets an old-fashioned scrubbing
• Mental evaluation ordered for Tacoma mother charged in son's death
• Suspect in attempted James Center kidnapping pleads not guilty
• Curran House in University Place lands on historic registry
• Gig Harbor, Milton denied appeal for countywide flood district tax
• Lutes Return to Oregon for Key Matches
• Track & Field Teams To Host Canned Food Drive
• PLU Will Play Willamette in Softball on April 10
• Logger Tennis Teams Clinch Weekend Victories
• Mayor in Utah defends police handling of Susan Powell case
• Puyallup, Sumner first in line for Sounder-stop upgrades
• Pierce County Council to hold flood-control vote
• Psychologist’s credibility questioned but still called as witness
• Roll-your-own smokes tax has retailers fuming
• JBLM will get 2 new elementary schools
• Attendance up for employers, job seekers at education fair
• Tacoma boy, 2, allegedly killed by mother identified
• Traffic Q&A: Police purview extends into waters
• Landes promoted to assistant principal in Sumner district
• State high court to hear liquor privatization case
• State to close illegal bike trails
• Puyallup Tribe funds help chinook program continue
• Nisqually nature programs begin next weekend
• Driver arrested after police pursuit in Centralia
• ‘Sense of duty, sense of purpose'
• Budgeting maneuver could backfire on Tacoma
• Fife officer quits amid strife
• The view from inside the loan servicing industry
• Unions spar over school worker health care change
• Police Beat: The cop's car probably had it coming
• Bales' run-ins indicative of alcohol problem
• Magnificent mutts strut their stuff despite poor weather
• Pacific Lutheran Sixth at Women's NWC Spring Classic
• Linfield Sweeps Lutes to Take Over NWC Softball Lead
• Tough Second Day as Lutes Fall to Fourth Place
• Lutes Beat Chapman in 11 Innings to Take Series
• Willamette Takes One From Loggers, Rain Takes The Other
• Loggers Fight Back But Fall At North Central
• No. 15 Linfield Takes Twinbill Sweep From Loggers
• 44 Washington State Patrol troopers sworn in at ceremony in Olympia; 7 will work in Tacoma
• Magnificent Mutt show set for Saturday in Graham
• OLYMPIA: GOP's Sen. Hewitt faces tumor surgery
• Rain records fell Thursday
• Bethel schools name board member
• Stadium High teacher on leave after misconduct allegations
• Puyallup brothers debut on NBC tonight
• State opens complaint against Ocwen
• Tacoma mother calls police, says she killed son
• JBLM combat brigade off to Afghanistan
• Rain Washes Out Softball Twinbill Versus Willamette
• Logger Men In Jumbled Group On Top Of Leaderboard
• Noyes' Three-Set Win Clinches First Dual Win
• Mobile home wreck cleared from westbound Narrows bridge
• National Beer Day 2012
• Federal agents arrest 40-plus in drug raids
• Woman assaulted, wallet stolen in Lakewood
• Puyallup mother may face citation
• Tacoma man and his pristine 1969 Plymouth GTX now in Portland Roadster Show's Hall of Fame
• Don't expect the weather to improve in April
• When duty keeps calling: Home time for soldiers on upswing
• Stroll Tacoma: Guided walking series kicks off in Wright Park
• Tacoma Opera squeezes Puccini classic ‘La Bohme' into Rialto Theater
• Woman pushes for cell coverage on SR 410 to Crystal Mountain
• Things We Like
• Christian Rapper Blaze Has a Holy Inferno in Her soul
• New Coffeehouse Makes a Splash
• Scramble In the Works for ‘Ostrich Off’
• My Daddy, My Daughter
• CD Review: Fanfario “Rooms Filled with Light”
• CD Review: Midnight Salvage Co.
• Foss Student Relishing Her Reign as Queen
• Haircuts for a Good Cause
• French City Wants Ties with Tacoma
• Murray Morgan Bridge Work Continues
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Point Defiance Zoo Welcomes Two Tiny (For NOW) Additions
• Local College Students Make No Child Left Hungry Their Goal
• Medical Cannabis Task Force Offers Recommendations
• Drivers Can Rejoice: 59th Avenue Now Links Pacific Highway with 12th Street
• Letters to the Editor: Nativity House
• Letter to the Editor: Robert Bales
• Letter to the Editor: United Food and Commercial Workers Union
• Opinion: Dome Gets Needed Scrubbing
• Opinion: Public Should Not Fund PCO Elections
• Guest Editorial: A Tale of Two Budgets in the State Capital
• Stadium Rolls Over Thunderbirds
• HAVE PORTABLE ART? TACOMA MIGHT PAY YOU FOR IT
• Central Kitsap Tops Bellarmine
• Olague Leads Rams Past South Kitsap
• Life Christian Downed by Seattle Christian
• Sportswatch
• Wilson Turns Tragedy Into Motivation
• Winter storm warning issued for mountain areas, including Paradise
• Sketch released of man who stole car, child from Puyallup day care
• Point Defiance zoo's new tiger set for his debut
• Another special session?
• Robert Bales, wife had financial stress
• Cheney Stadium street named for Clay Huntington
• Learn how living in downtown Tacoma can pay if you work there
• Denver Nuggets fan robs U.S. Bank branch in Fife
• Bales had nightmares, lawyer says
• NWC Spring Classic Next for PLU Men's Golf Team
• Western's Vernacchia Meet Next for Lutes
• Senator sees savings in 1 big health insurance pool
• A way for Clay
• Tacoma man gets 10-year sentence for human trafficking, firearm possession
• Child safe after thief abandons mother’s car in Puyallup
• JBLM soldier gets 10 years for setting new wife's legs on fire
• Drones let JBLM soldiers monitor Afghan terrain
• Pierce County to pay $850,000 to 3 Washam employees
• Dream of central Tacoma place for homeless is closer to reality
• Tacoma native to lead Olympia School District
• Public can meet Puyallup superintendent today
• Group wants moratorium on flood insurance
• Killer wanted to get body into trash, filings say
• PLU Women Golfers Are on a Spring Classic Mission
• PLU Baseball Headed South For Spring Break
• PLU Plans Second Annual Youth Sports Clinic Day
• Lacey shootings stemmed from greed, police say
• Family seeks donations for Bales' defense fund
• Innovative new graduate program in accounting launches this fall
• Frozen planet
• Candlelight vigil tomorrow for Lowell Principal Bob Dahl
• Kent man killed in traffic collision
• Vigil held in Tacoma for Trayvon Martin
• City records shed no light on mystery Tacoma Dome donor
• Plans for apartment/retail building next to downtown Tacoma Elks come to end
• Staff Sgt. Bales, family seek help with legal bills
• Eatonville residents rally for cops
• Tacoma man faces murder after body parts found
• McKenna wants 15 debates with Inslee
• Tacoma School Board OKs deputy superintendent
• Federal Way loses appeal over officer's actions
• Battle over Tacoma cop's pension goes to governor
• Sloan Earns NWC Weekly Track Recognition
• Hoffman Honored as NWC Baseball Player of the Week
• Health care lawsuit a gamble for McKenna
• ‘Hoodie’ vigil set for Trayvon Martin case set for tonight
• Logger Crew Teams Win Two Races At Cascade Sprints
• Body of missing canoeist recovered from Mason County lake
• Lawmakers weigh major changes for parole, probation
• Exercising the voice of students
• Traffic Q&A: Altering plates to fool toll cameras clearly illegal
• Strangled by mortgage red tape
• 48 local schools receive BECU grants
• Steilacoom District to register kids now for 2012-13 kindergarten
• Lincoln High School teacher gets food-industry honor
• Life Christian seniors get mock-trial honor
• 2 teens from Washington earn science camp trip
• Clover Park School District to host forum focusing on balancing budget
• Sumner School District announces weather makeup days
• Rowing Banquet Scheduled for April 14
• AhYat, Angel Win but Men's Tennis Loses to Biola
• Iverson on Hand to Receive NAIA All-Star Honor
• Loggers Knock It Out Of The Park With Homers For Stana
• Two More Shutouts for PLU Softball in Texas
• Up to 20M birds eat lead, die per year; group wants lead bullets banned
• JBLM soldiers in Afghanistan get first experience in better-armed, more blast-resistant Strykers
• Biker arrested after allegedly leading chase that reached 130 mph
• Parkland Legion fires second salvo in fight over moved cannon
• 'People are passionate': Pierce GOP convention pulls big crowd
• Where were you in '62? Likely not in Auburn
• To boost tax base, Bonney Lake might reduce traffic-impact fees
• Going an extra mile for their hearts
• Officials believe Bales split his killings into two episodes
• Plenty in area seek liquor-sales licenses
• Women's Tennis Rained Out in California - Seriously!
• Eisenhauer Stifles UPS With Complete Game Shutout
• Loggers Shutout Across Town In Series Finale
• Loggers Victim Of Sweep In Makeup Date Willamette
• Men's Tennis Splits Spring Break Opening Matches
• Tacoma rally protests contraception rule
• Bales likely will face his 17 murder counts at JBLM court-martial
• Man pleads guilty in videotaped torture and killing in Lakewood
• Tacoma woman, 63, who stole from employer given 16 years
• Man sentenced to 16 years in 2010 gang-related killing
• Zoo's newborn leopards will take their first bows
• 29 charges filed in Afghan rampage
• Hundreds in Tacoma protest contraception rule
• Man arrested in mysterious slaying case in Tacoma
• Transportation budget loses items, gets signed
• Bethel School Board to talk with candidates
• Roy woman gets life for killing boyfriend
• Loggers Win Two Races At Cascade Sprints
• Logger Women Come In First At Peyton Scoring Meet
• Wormwood An All-American Honorable Mention In 200 Breast
• Loggers Rally Late But Fall Twice To Lutes
• Spring Lu`au—a Night of Polynesian Music, Dance, and Cuisine
• Finally open: The Cliff House in Northeast Tacoma shines
• No new information yet on "complicated" Tacoma homicide
• Elwha River is flowing for first time in decades
• University Place man burglarized two homes with Lacey homicide victim, police say
• Gig Harbor principal accused of DUI is under a restraining order
• Pierce County corrections officer pleads not guilty to bigamy
• Plan detailing Tacoma budget cuts delayed; cops, fire not in clear
• Saturday school announced for Tacoma high school seniors
• Through her lens: 50 years of photos from Jini Dellaccio
• New clouded leopard cubs to make 1st public appearance at Tacoma zoo
• Prosecutor: Officers' use of deadly force was justified
• Dog beaten in Orting expected to fully recover
• Man charged in Lakewood torture case dies
• Frenzl Earns All-America Honorable Mention in 200 Fly
• Book Reading of "Nine by Three: Stories"
• Flamenco Jondo – A Night With Master of Dance Teo Morca
• The power of one
• District announces mandatory Saturday School for all graduating seniors
• The secret is out
• Things We Like
• Bonaduce to emcee Battle at the Boat
• Ceramic art show at Fulcrum Gallery features creatures
• Exhibit examines impact of Great Depression
• La Boheme brings post-war Paris to the stage
• Band tackles the complex music of Tool
• A call for help during hard times
• Divided council rejects arts tax
• Home care in jeopardy
• Pacific Avenue now open to traffic, but work continues
• Santa gets judgement, but payment still in doubt
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• Game Time!
• Guest Editorial: Obama should pull a page from the LBJ playbook
• Letter to the Editor: School Retirees Appreciation Week
• Letter to the Editor: Port and Taxes
• Letter to the Editor: Agism and Restaurants
• After Bales' arrest, military tried to delete him from Web
• Letter to the Editor: Failed war policy
• Opinion: Abdication of duty by Pierce County Council
• Consultant recommends changes in booking events at center
• Bellarmine cruises over Shelton
• Stadium handles Foss
• Could this be the idea that will fix state budget?
• 100th Monkey climbs tonight at TAM
• Always a good sport
• Wilson, Bellarmine stars headline list
• Sportswatch
• Pierce County courtroom dog trained to comfort
• Tacoma police: Spinal implant hardware stolen from car
• Detectives seek help solving strangling
• Trooper gets tests after bite, AIDS claim
• Eatonville considers dissolving police force
• Arrest made in Tacoma burglary
• Pair of state agencies to appeal Plan B ruling
• Teenager pleads guilty in rape of Lakewood barista
• No criminal charges against Eatonville teacher
• Gig Harbor principal on leave after DUI arrest
• 15 soldiers learn results of PTSD re-evaluations
• Hanson And Bendixen Join Sounders Women Staff
• Relay Team Headed To Consolation Finals Tonight
• Gig Harbor High School principal arrested on suspicion of DUI after hit-and-run crash
• Police crackdown stirs up Eatonville
• Madigan team reversed 40 percent of PTSD diagnoses
• Council calls for Washam to step down
• Donation for Tacoma Dome roof cleaning
• Trooper tested after Tacoma man bites hand, claims to have AIDS
• Pierce council to Dale Washam: Please resign
• Smith wants to speed up removal of U.S. troops
• Mount Rainier officials to review safety procedures
• Charges filed in alleged assault on teenage girl
• Ex-Tacoma educator faces racial discrimination complaints
• City of Tacoma says it won't buy Pugnetti Park
• Tacoma council OKs sales tax increase
• Ex-Stryker brigade leader tapped to command JBLM
• Gift means Tacoma Dome's roof can be cleaned
• Mount Rainier manager named San Juan park chief
• Charge in 2002 against Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales from incident at casino
• Commission gives preliminary approval for $4 Narrows toll
• PLU Teams Out to Repeat at Peyton Scoring Meet
• Loaded Schedule Ahead For Softball
• Frenzel, Women's Relay Open NCAA Championships For Loggers
• Softball To Host Homers For Stana
• Judge lowers bail for JBLM officer accused of plotting to kill ex-wife
• Owner of shuttered Forza coffee shop explains decision to close
• Wife of alleged Afghan shooter releases statement
• The Atlantic: "The Sea of Blood Opera Show"
• Community mourns longtime Lowell Principal Bob Dahl
• ALERT: TEEN DISAPPEARS ON HIS WAY TO WORK
• Ruling affirms privatization of liquor sales
• On way home for R&R, some JBLM soldiers get a break at air field
• Family from Afghanistan preps for citizenship
• Man shot, killed in Lacey; 2 hurt; gunman on loose
• Bethel schools will discuss overruns
• Olympia man sentenced to 18 months for illegal gun sales
• Community Health Care will move to downtown Tacoma
• TV series to tell story of Tacoma girl who disappeared
• Tacoma council to vote on museum, theater tax
• Women's Tennis California Bound for Non-Conference Matches
• Women's Soccer Alumni Game Scheduled for May 12
• Netters Head to California for Spring Break Road Matches
• Show tells story of missing girl Teekah Lewis
• Loggers Baseball Team Trades Walkoffs In Twinbill Split
• Longtime Lowell Elementary School principal Bob Dahl dies
• Lute Loop 2012
• Changing lives in India
• A final address to students
• JBLM soldier allegedly threatens to blow up barracks
• State weighs more private contracts for services in cost-savings measure
• Head-on crash in Parkland kills Tacoma man, 25
• Boy’s body found in Mason County lake; dad missing
• State 2nd in regulation of home child care
• State's grad rates better, but still need improving
• Traffic Q&A: Should one wait for car to turn left or go around?
• Rail bridge built, Pacific Avenue reopens
• Area police want help with increased vehicle prowls
• Ex-Stryker soldiers weigh in on trauma
• Military struggles this time to regulate information
• Lutes Set For Three-game Series With Puget Sound
• News Tribune embed update: Sucking sand in Kuwait
• Soldiers share frustrations about Bales, slayings' effect on Afghan war
• Wolf sanctuary back in business after storm damage
• Robbery attempts at banks lead to chase in Chehalis
• Victory may be even sweeter for Tacoma's port
• Are pension cuts 'class warfare' or 'reform'? Lawmakers differ
• Pierce councilman's plan: Send any new county tax to voters
• Tacoma Art Museum hosts controversial show that focuses on sexual identity
• An exploration of the sexual dynamic in 'Hide/Seek'
• Why does it seem it's always JBLM?
• Robert Bales: 'One of the best guys I ever worked with'
• Bruins Make it Tough, But PLU Softball Prevails
• Loggers Turn In More PRs at Redlands Invitational
• Men's Varsity 8+ Rows Away from Seattle Pacific
• PLU Makes Quick Work of Pios in Men's Tennis
• PLU and Whitworth Split NWC Baseball Doubleheader
• PLU Places Second at Women's Golf Tournament
• Whitworth Takes NWC Baseball Series From PLU
• Loggers, Sagehens Trade Walkoffs In Twinbill Split
• Dramatic Win Helps Pirates Complete Sweep Of Loggers
• Handful of PLU Winners at Pacific Track Meet
• Ex-Tacoma city manager hired to study Missouri police department
• Bonney Lake, Sumner mayors hope to keep commuter bus route
• Ex-Lakewood officer likely faces federal prison time for stealing
• Attempted child luring reported in Olympia
• Foss High School senior crowned as 2012 Daffodil Festival queen
• Soldiers not sure of deaths' effects
• 3 plead not guilty to helping Trooper Radulescu's killer
• Bomb builder in 2001 arson at UW gets 7-year sentence
• Seattle man gets more than 7 years in gun incident
• SeaTac man gets 15 years for coercing women
• Cerne in Fourth At Pacific Preview
• Loggers Drop Seesaw Battle With Sagehens
• Kitto Leads Logger Men, Merrigan Leads Logger Women At Pacific Invite
• Dennis Flannigan '61 and Ruth Purtilo to Receive Honorary Degrees
• Tacoma native's 'Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus' YouTube spoken-word poem goes viral
• Weird News Weekly: Lady Gaga’s tweets worth $$$
• Prosecutors to meet with police over 3-year-old's shooting death
• Sections of fence that blocked direct path to Bridge of Glass gone
• Suspect in Afghan killings had been at JBLM for a decade
• Point Ruston springs to life with developments
• TAM takes on freedom of expression exhibit
• Commission to hear Tacoma Narrows Bridge toll proposal
• SILVERDALE: Woman arrested after alleged threat at bank
• Kids sought for environmental video
• Gig Harbor police seek to identify purse snatcher
• Prosecutor says Lakewood officers justified in soldier's killing
• Tapler First-Day Leader at Pacific Heptathlon
• Jane Lubchenco—Class of 2012 Commencement Speaker
• Let the madness begin
• Thirty applications in for private liquor store
• I-5 work to continue for the next decade
• STAR Center is ready to SPARKLE
• Free health and beauty event at Bartell Drugs April 1
• Broadnax suspends enforcement of billboard law
• Tax increase for social services under consideration
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Weigh-in approaches for launch of Pierce County Matchup
• The Boss looking to open boxing gym
• Guest Editorial: Long-term planning can get national debt under control
• Guest Editorial: St. Patrick, Republicans and signs of revolt
• Opinion: A good decision in billboard battle
• Opinion: Two titanic Tacoma teams
• Welcome, freshmen!
• Wilson tops Enumclaw to start season hot
• Wilson, Bellarmine loaded once again
• City flashes MVPs, double-double performers
• Sportswatch
• Play examines the human spirit under extreme duress
• Hey, Coulier!
• Things We Like
• The Color Purple: A New Musical
• Sing us a song, you’re the piano man…
• Ready for some real ‘Hunger Games?’
• Every Time I Die
• Peggy Gordon
• 1 arrested, 1 sought after Tacoma home burglary
• Man who allegedly raped woman at gunpoint in Lakewood sought
• Bail $50K for Tacoma woman who allegedly let girls be prostitutes
• JBLM might be in for 2nd major war-crimes case in short period
• Pierce prosecutors weighing charges after boy, 3, shot himself in Tacoma
• Lawmaker wants voters to decide on traffic cameras
• Tacoma Fire Chief Ron Stephens to retire March 29
• Bonney Lake won't appeal on Orton Junction
• State wants to sell downtown Tacoma park
• Killings baffle investigators
• PLU Seeks First Win in Oregon
• Lutes Head South Looking for More NWC Qualifiers
• PLU Hosts Seattle Pacific in Spring Opener
• Grause Collects Four RBI But Loggers Swept At Pomona-Pitzer
• Creative spin on Spam earns Pierce County man an award
• Mother, boyfriend charged with assault in Bremerton school shooting
• JBLM Army Lt. Col. charged with hiring a hit man to kill wife, boss
• Same-sex marriage opponents can begin collecting signatures
• Tacoma council closer to raising tax for mental health services
• Pierce council drafts resolution asking Washam to step down
• Puyallup schools proposal includes staff, pay cuts
• Forecast: Gray, gray and gray
• Public prep school in Lakewood earns IB designation
• Killings reinforce dangers of multiple military tours
• Pierce County jobless rate up
• Northwest Sinfonietta Presents Local Violin Phenomenon Marié Rossano And Rarely Performed Schubert ‘Tragic’ Symphony
• Swimming's Brasgalla Voted NWC SAAC President
• PLU Ranked 7th in Latest Division III Softball Poll
• Hatlen Named Division III National Player of the Week
• Gates Earns NWC Recognition
• Baseball Heads East As NWC Play Continues
• Abrahamson works to clean up mining aftermath
• Pierce County Council wants Washam to take administrative leave
• Pierce County investigators trying to ID would-be burglar
• Robber sought in holdup at South Hill bank
• Charges in Montesano court attack
• State leaders discuss budget plans
• Undercover drug buy leads to chase on I-5
• Let's hope it's winter's last gasp as more storms expected
• Hargrove, Angel won't run for Dicks' seat
• Afghanistan suspect could face death
• Olympia homicide victim was JBLM soldier
• Gig Harbor Fire to put EMS levy on April ballot
• Netters to Host L&C in Lone NWC Match
• Livermore Ties For 11th Place at TLU Invitational
• Loggers Fall 25-9 To Oxy
• Jobe Selected As D3Hoops West Region Rookie of the Year
• Loggers V8 Boats Capture Victories Against Willamette
• Ready! Cook! Win! Enter Your Creation in the Edible Book Festival
• County suspends Washam’s legal services
• Recovering lost art from the Holocaust
• Nobel Peace Prize nominee visits PLU
• A journey into compassion fatigue
• Tacoma shows its tech side at conference
• Graham firefighter wins Stairclimb event for 14th year
• Man suing Tacoma's Hotel Murano for discrimination
• Cameras, meters for I-5 could improve traffic from Lakewood to Lacey
• 3 injured, 1 arrested after car runs into van on I-5 in Tacoma
• Wilson High choir's annual auction Saturday
• Driver who crashed into Federal Way dentist’s office injured
• Olympia homicide suspect caught after chase
• Steilacoom school board will consider hiring new principal
• Traffic Q&A: Year-old accident reason SR 16 slowdown
• Citizen input sought by Tacoma Public Schools
• Gridlock relief in works for South Hill
• Softball Looks To Continue Momentum In Oregon
• Loggers Take Seventh At PLU Invitational
• Gas station owner barely hangs on in Arco fight
• Tacoma Titans wheelchair team headed to national title tourney
• Police beat: Yelling at speeder leads to violent confrontation
• Court assault suspect arrested at mother's home in Olympia
• 4 fishermen missing off state's coast
• Inslee to resign from Congress
• Toll turmoil let many cross for free in 2011
• Newspaper returns to war zone
• State’s power in Congress to decline with Dicks' departure
• Sunday Baseball Doubleheader to Start at Noon
• PLU Sweeps Whitman, Tops NWC Baseball Standings
• 2 years after shutdown, Fox's strip club reopens in Parkland
• Bonney Lake teachers awarded for innovative work with youths
• Tunnel-boring completion great for Seattle, but it's the end of the line for Tacoma plant workers
• Broadnax suspends enforcement of Tacoma's billboard law in 2012
• Tacoma shows its tech side at conference
• Bidders seek state's Seattle, Lacey liquor store sites
• Peninsula schools also losing superintendent
• Judges considering I-1053 lawsuit
• Lousy Weather Doesn't Deter PLU Track Athletes
• Lutes Softball Gets Two More Conference Victories
• Men's Tennis Picks Up Big Victory at Willamette
• PLU Invitational Final Meet Information Announced
• Lutes Cruise Past Whitman To Open Weekend Series
• Loggers, Pirates Halted By Rain Heading Into Extras
• Thompson Stays Undefeated in NWC, But Loggers Fall
• Loggers V8 Boats Capture Victories Against Willamette
• Top-Ranked Linfield Sweeps Loggers
• Tacoma School of the Arts adds freshman class, enrollment cap
• Senate recognizes Tacoma vet who was in Battle of the Bulge
• Panel approves Tacoma Narrows toll increase of at least 90 cents
• Bigamy charges filed against Pierce County corrections officer
• Port of Tacoma lands three major shipping lines
• Group approves Pierce Transit map that excludes some East Pierce cities
• Ex-worker admits to stealing University Place fuel
• State-run liquor stores available to highest bidder
• Competition is good, despite Seattle port's call for cooperation
• Women's Golf Plays Host in Spring Season Opener
• Grossberg Earns Academic Honors...Again
• PLU to Host Whitman in First Home Conference Series of Season
• Hot Start Doesn't Hold Up In Loss To Berry
• Loggers Swept At Willamette
• Loggers Hang Tough In 5-4 Loss To Willamette
• Iverson Named to NAIA's 75th Anniversary Basketball Team
• Streaming video: Holocaust Conference 2012
• Move of old cannon from near Wright Park to American Legion hall in Parkland sparks battle
• Tacoma Titans wheel their way to Nationals
• The end of an era
• New route for Old City Hall
• Transportation tax could go to voters this year
• Program aims to create healthier workplaces
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Local fitness buffs prepare for Pierce County Matchup weight loss challenge
• Guest Editorial: fund education for all public school students
• Guest Editorial: South Sound can benefit from Asia’s economic rise
• Opinion: Pierce County is losing a ‘Bull’ in its corner
• Bellarmine takes fifth in state at the Dome
• Lions beat Mount Rainier, fall to Davis, Union
• 2012 Tacoma High School Baseball Preview
• Sportswatch
• Senior leadership a common theme among local squads
• One-of-a-kind artists’ chairs to be auctioned at 2012 Chair Affair
• Things We Like
• Broken Mike film gets Canadian nod
• Platters that matter
• An intense tale of a fascinating invention
• Never Eighteen
• Kellie Pickler
• Vile Red Falcons
• Washington state plan expands renewable energy law
• Ex-Army Ranger from Buckley given 10 months of work release for beating
• Governor signs online impersonation bill into law
• 2 cars per Discover Pass bill goes to governor
• Sens. Murray, Cantwell want troops home from Afghanistan
• Kent couple sentenced for defrauding state welfare programs
• Details are fuzzy, but Lakewood may have farmers market soon
• Powell's insurer asks judge to rule on policy
• Nearly 300 soldiers getting PTSD case reviews at Madigan
• Bonney Lake man allegedly fired shot at wife
• Former Gig Harbor police chief gets top city job
• New top medical officer takes over at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
• Smith talks about the national debt
• JBLM soldier charged with firing at another vehicle on I-5
• 2 clouded leopard cubs born at Point Defiance
• Pierce council likely will have to keep setting salaries for a while
• Tacoma Rainiers leader to head heart walk
• Burglars using cars to break into Tacoma homes
• Puyallup picks new school superintendent
• Pierce Transit to hold boundary hearing
• Steven Powell says search of his house was illegal
• Patrol will pay for radio upgrade – study needed?
• Mixed verdict for Olympia man charged with lighting wife on fire
• New York Awaits Five Students Following Their Win of Investment Challenge
• Chilean Novelist José Valenzuela—Writing for the Mass Media
• 2 clouded leopard cubs born at Point Defiance
• New facility puts medical personnel where they’re most wanted: inside Army units
• Roach rejoins GOP caucus in exchange for budget vote
• Chilly weather will stay Tuesday as temperatures dip to low 30s at night
• Home sales up last month in Pierce and Thurston counties
• Tacoma gas prices drop below $4
• Local tech conference set for Friday
• Fate of liquor initiative puts craft distillers in limbo
• Fife to turn former farmland into park
• Man arraigned in Tacoma shooting incident
• State recommends against charging Pierce County deputy
• Lakewood police looking for man charged with assault
• Ransavage Named NWC Athlete of the Week
• Lutes Oregon Bound for Matches; AhYat Honored
• Logger Swim Teams Earn Academic Recognition
• Saints Ninth-Inning Rally Downs Loggers
• Brian Ernst and Rachel Borsini Elected to Top Student Government Roles
• Women's lacrosse team wins 23-9 over Linfield Wildcats
• Around the North Pole in 80 days
• SOAC Focus Series: Rabbit Hole
• Powell and Heller Familiy Holocaust Conference
• New report says Pierce County flood control inadequate
• Olympia driver arrested in death of 2 passengers
• Traffic Q&A: Is the Hylebos Bridge open or not?
• Police response team will focus on kidnapping
• Days before his death, 3-war veteran got diploma – 69 years late
• Cold front could bring strong winds, snow to the area
• Bonney Lake's ‘Annie’ performances will help needy kids
• Bethel School District’s energy efforts honored
• Lincoln Center receives Golden Apple award
• Sumner official wants tree inquiry
• Activists fight to maintain safe water regulations
• Plane used as Air Force One visits JBLM for regular maintenance
• Wilson knowledge bowl team advances
• Softball Poised For Big Weekend On The Road
• Cut trees an issue in Sumner
• Bellarmine falls to Union to grab fifth-place trophy
• GOP primary voters in the South Sound have different favorites, same goal: Beating Obama
• Police beat: Dog-walking duel, WWII explosives at the landfill
• Madigan psychiatrists who made PTSD calls had national renown
• State Parks offers free admission days
• Lakewood council looks at how it will handle liquor privatization
• A surface as smooth as ice
• Driver arrested after ramming patrol car on SR512
• Sheriff's legal adviser gets Superior Court post
• Milton to annex 91 acres along Pacific Highway
• Morris, Schulman Lead Loggers Over Wildcats 23-9
• Pitcher's Duel Ends In 4-2 Loss For Loggers
• Loggers Take Fifth At PLU Invitational
• Lutes Settle for Softball Split With Whitworth
• Livermore Leads Men's Golf to Second-Place Finish
• PLU Comes Back With a Vengeance, Sweeps Willamette
• Atterson's Homer Not Enough As Bruins Complete Sweep
• Dicks changing gears to be with his family
• Documents: Powell said he had no depression or anxiety issues
• Tacoma man gets 9 years, $2M in restitution for ink stick thefts
• Milgard wants to diversify cancer screenings
• Four Puyallup men sentenced for odometer scheme
• Boeing weighs in on county development
• Fircrest to get greengrocer market set to open in April
• Dicks a go-to guy for federal funding for state
• Closures changing for Nalley Valley work
• What's next: Dicks' open seat may draw crowd of contenders
• Papers from Powell case detail boys' behavior
• Lions fall to Davis to end title hopes
• George Fox Rallies In Singles Play to Dispatch PLU, 5-4
• Linfield Leads After First Day of Lutes Invitational
• Tough Loss: Lutes Give Away NWC Baseball Opener
• Bruins Use Two Big Innings To Sweep Loggers
• Loggers Fall 7-2 To Visiting Pioneers
• Loggers Kick Off Outdoor Season With Home Meet
• Linfield Remains Unbeaten With Win Over Lutes
• Lutes Unable to Get Past George Fox, Fall 6-3
• PLU Offense, Pitching and Defense = Two Big Wins
• The Role of Water Among Women in India
• Art in China - Xu Yongmin Tells a Story of Change
• An Evening With Carlos Fuentes—Latin America’s Voice of Magic Realism
• What is the Value of Democracy? Niko Kolodny Dons his Philosopher’s Cap
• Narrows Bridge panel to recommend toll hike March 8
• Quick Weekend Picks!
• Girl shot at school faces long recovery
• Westbound Route 18 to close for repairs
• House fire mistaken for bonfire put out in Lakewood
• Thousands gather at slain trooper's memorial; "Everybody loved Tony"
• New principal named to lead Tacoma's Stewart Middle School
• Radulescu: ‘A trooper's trooper'
• 3 brothers charged in Old County Buffet assault
• Ruling delays Camp Murray gate debate
• Photo released of men suspected of stealing Miss Washington’s car
• Pollution rules might be delayed by state budget cuts
• Bellarmine handles Mount Rainier to advance to state semis
• Lutes Place Second in Spring Golf Opener
• Iverson Named to NAIA's 75th Anniversary Basketball Team
• Schedule Change for Three-Game Willamette Series
• Six Loggers Earn Invites To NCAA Championships
• Bean's Medalist Honors Leads Loggers To Team Win As Well
• PLU Baseball Opens NWC Play at Willamette
• Maaza Mengiste, Ethiopia, and "The Missing Beat"
• Tacoma dubbed state’s first ‘innovative zone’
• Point Ruston Moves Forward
• Murray Meets With Veterans
• Can You Spare One Dollar Per Month?
• Council Examines Findings of Gang Study
• Safety Issues Plague South End Playground
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Pierce County Matchup: Weight Loss Competition Offers Big Bucks, Better Health to the Winners
• Economic Development, Better Communication Among Council Goals
• Cancer Survivors Conference Aims to ‘Educate, Inspire’
• Loggers Handle Whitman, Fall in NWC Title Game
• Sportswatch
• Cleveland Tops Wilson in Regionals
• Lake Washington Eliminates Wilson
• Munn Takes the Helm of Lakewood Playhouse
• The Things We Like
• Tacoma Boy Makes Good
• Spaceworks Steps into Arts Incubator Mode
• Tap Room Goes Underground
• Know Your Public Art: Point Defiance Mystery Sculptures
• CD Review: White Rabbits - Milk Famous
• CD Review: The Fun Police - Clown Control
• PLU announces new president
• PLU names new president - and he's not Lutheran
• Leap Day baby won’t have many birthdays
• Bill would prevent 520 work stoppage
• State jobless rate drops to 8.3 percent
• Procession today to honor slain trooper Radulescu
• House passes budget with delayed payments
• Sunshine Committee getting little limelight
• City of Tacoma dismisses ethics complaint against former official
• Water level will begin rising March 12 at Lake Tapps
• Great Education -right in South Tacoma
• PLU announces new president
• Caucuses make GOP voters ‘princess for the week’
• RIP Occupy Tacoma
• Tacoma sex offender charged with assault, attempted kidnapping
• Inquest ordered into Federal Way police shooting
• Macy’s officer stabbed by shoplifting suspect in Puyallup
• TCC athletic director suspended 2 weeks
• Pierce County flips, will buy patrol boat
• Wanted man arrested after high-speed chase ends in Sumner
• Panetta announces another PTSD review
• Martinac vessel work is good news for tribes, veterans with apprenticeships
• Man who lived where shooter found charged with assistance
• Crown, gowns, car stolen from outside Miss Washington’s Edgewood home
• Plenty of coho, chinook expected for 2012-13 season
• Youth inspires as role model
• Lutes Out on the Road in Search of First Win
• Hot-Hitting Lutes Host Whitworth This Weekend
• Crown, gowns, car stolen from outside Miss Washington’s Edgewood home
• Smith talks about the rise of Asia
• New partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs will offer mentoring opportunities for students
• 9-month deployments test families
• Fife police announce 'improvement plan' to help public image
• Call-taker in Powell case praised, rebuked in the past
• Police pull man's body from Narrows
• Kmart manager who lives in Gig Harbor shot by robber in Seattle
• Schools and City of Puyallup settle land, stormwater issues
• 3 Burien brothers held in Federal Way assault case
• Driver in deadly Canyon Road crash in court
• Should Inslee quit House to seek governor's office?
• Occupy campers leave Don Pugnetti Park
• Hagensen Earns NWC Pitcher of the Week Honor
• Lutes Seek First Conference Wins at Home
• Pitchers play the hero in sweep of Pioneers
• Occupy Tacoma departs without a showdown
• Career Expo
• Wang Symposium: Our Thirsty Planet
• Alumna kicks up her heels in Oklahoma!
• Is SOTA ‘that place' for grade 9?
• Leaders want funds for Puyallup flood study
• Traffic Q&A: Watching TV in car OK, but not for drivers
• Thomas Jefferson High School 6th in national math contest
• Bellarmine Prep student off to media conference
• Steilacoom cheerleaders take state’s top honors
• Washington Virtual Academies program grabs award
• No incidents as Occupy Tacoma group cleans up
• Sumner, Bonney Lake Special Olympics teams play to help food banks
• Steilacoom superintendent to talk; principal event shifted
• 2 stabbed when family dining trip turns violent in Federal Way
• JBLM museum’s 'soft opening' shows off remodel
• Abundance Of Scoring Returns In 2012 For Logger Lacrosse
• 3 finalists for Puyallup superintendent’s post have ties to local area
• Health care lobby wants state to borrow money, if needed
• 5 now in jail on suspicion of helping trooper's killer
• Kent man sentenced to 33 years for beating
• South Sound wind gusts don't lead to outages; snow is possible Sunday
• Sprinker's entrance, police boat on Pierce County's spending list
• Prosecutors: Public endangered by Western psychologist's work
• Tacoma park quiet as campers pack up before Sunday's Occupy eviction
• As session nears end, GOP calls Democrats' budget plan gimmick
• Tacoma woman is Miss Pierce County; Lakewood woman is 1st runner-up
• Tacoma-area church splits over the ordinantion of lesbians and gay men as ministers prove painful
• ‘Co-mediation' considered in public records lawsuits
• Fircrest will pay $405,000 to settle suits
• Saints Score Winning Run With Two Outs In Ninth
• Pitchers Play The Hero In Sweep Of Pioneers
• Offense Stalls As Loggers Are Swept By OIT
• PLU Sweeps Pacific, Opens NWC Perfect After Four
• Wilson can’t overcome Nelson-Henry, falls to Lake Washington
• Tacoma city manager says he's up to challenge
• Lawmakers propose funds for JBLM traffic study
• 93 Pierce County store operators have applied to sell liquor
• Long sentence for burglar who survived
• Police: Gig Harbor nurse wanted husband dead
• Mom's role in Bremerton elementary school shooting investigated
• DOD takes 81st off deployment list
• Molting seal a perfect stand-in for dank month
• Trails to remain closed on Mount Si
• City administrator leaving Gig Harbor for Kenmore
• Lakewood closes loophole on ‘collector' vehicles
• Whitworth Proves Too Much for PLU to Handle
• Lutes Warm to NWC Season With Sweep of Pioneers
• Bishop Rules Over Saints in PLU Baseball Triumph
• Pacific Spoils Loggers Opener In Twinbill Sweep
• Whitman Downs Loggers 6-3
• Nationally Ranked Whitman Defeats Lutes
• Lincoln comes out flat, falls to O’Dea to end season
• Reagan sailor dies in crash into Sinclair Inlet
• Say Good bye to Occupy: music to mark end of Occupy Tacoma
• Register for Kindergarten March 1
• Water for Thought
• Ex-Pierce County councilman Bunney to pay fine for mailers
• High court tosses Pierce man's life sentence for sex offenses
• Retired detective gets 2 years for illegal gun sales, tax crimes
• State tells campers with Occupy Tacoma to depart by Sunday
• 5 arrests in Pierce County linked to state auto-theft ring
• Stalled Jackson Building project gets new name, brighter future
• Coxes call state child protection flawed
• Man shot, wounded during argument at Tacoma motel
• Tacoma mail facility to close
• South Sound military veterans vouch for job programs
• Logger Softball Ready To Open 2012 Season This Weekend
• Men's Basketball NWC Final Notes
• Person shot during confrontation outside Tacoma motel
• Stalled Jackson Building project gets new name, brighter future
• CONCERT ALERT: Brad, Florence + The Machine, X, Patrick Wilson, Beach Boys, Counting Crows and others
• Walmart goes on the offensive against opponents
• Ideas unveiled for new Aquarium
• New Home
• Tax on arts organizations appears likely
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Drawn to Serve
• Guest Editorial: When it comes to taxes, keep it simple
• Letter to the Editor: Balancing Budgets
• Letter to the Editor: Kimmie’s Law Correction
• Letter to the Editor: PSE Increase
• Letter to the Editor: Equal Rights moving forward
• Letter to the Editor: Teachers Health Matters
• Opinion: Hey Democrats, walk the walk
• Opinion: No time limit on bestowing honor
• County’s flood plan gets a boost with funding from federal government
• Wilson comeback falls short against Kennedy
• Rams, Lions, Abes, Falcons all state-bound
• Turnovers doom lady Rams against Prairie
• Bellarmine ousted
• Tacoma Baptist falls in District Final
• Grappling at the Dome
• Team effort leads Stadium to state title
• Preserving History
• Things We Like
• Pierce County READS announces this year’s selection
• Two new exhibits feature ceramic art at UPS
• Last call for ‘Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!’ at 5th Avenue Theatre
• Not one but two basses give E. Pruitt Band a unique sound
• Ex-cop to be sentenced Thursday for gun sales
• Gig Harbor's Tanglewood Grill
• Thursday, March 1: "Tacomic Art Show 2.0"
• Sunday, Feb. 26: "The Golden Age of Televsion"
• Saturday, Feb. 25: Latino Dance Party
• Saturday, Feb. 25: "From The Bohemian Countryside"
• Saturday, Feb. 25: "Celebrating America's Musical Diversity"
• Saturday, Feb. 25: Augustana Symphonic Band
• Saturday, Feb. 25: Paper Airplane Flight School
• Friday, Feb. 25-Saturday, March 3: "Metamorphoses"
• Friday, Feb. 24-Saturday, Feb. 25: Urban Lecture Series - Anne Lamott
• Citizen panel reveals proposed Tacoma Narrows bridge toll hikes
• Army will contact all who had PTSD status changed at Madigan
• Businesses welcome parking space change
• Puyallup River crests; warning still in effect
• Feeling pinched at pump?
• Port of Tacoma sees uptick in traffic for January
• Tacoma's Sheltons: A family that plays together
• 3rd woman says she had sex with Stadium guard
• Pierce County Council OKs $18.65 million for emergency radios
• Terje Tvedt talks about the sociopolitical nature of water
• Senate releases proposed transportation budget
• House Democrats fill budget gap without tax hike
• Madigan chief placed on leave amid probe into PTSD diagnoses
• The Art of Crunch Biscotti will be famous
• TASTE THIS: Duckhorn & Hestia wine dinners, Italian Artisanal Wines tasting, half-price wine nights and more ...
• FEEDBAG: Corina Bakery moves, wine dinners, HotLips tasting and more ...
• Local Bites: Boxcar Grill doesn't leave the station in Tacoma
• After long wait, Tacoma veteran gets Purple Heart
• MultiCare, Franciscan health systems no longer shielded from business tax
• Democrats' budget proposal would shift costs to cities, counties
• Man pleads guilty in White Center slaying
• Head of Senate panel stops adoption bill
• Gingrich to campaign in Washington state
• Man killed as car hits embankment in Tacoma
• Monday, Feb. 27: The Student Debt Explosion
• Untitled
• Friday, Feb. 24: Free Whiskey
• Wednesday, Feb. 29: Bone Thugs N Harmony
• Tuesday, Feb. 28: Wycliffe Gordon
• Old City Hall in downtown Tacoma back on the market
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012
• South Puget sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Feb. 27, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music & DJs Calendar: Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Feb. 24, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012
• A voyage around the North Pole
• The ethics of food
• Technology opens possibilities
• Rams fall to Kennedy in district final
• After nearly a decade, Tacoma veteran gets Purple Heart
• Sentiments at exhibit connect with present day
• Patty Murray listens to area veterans' stories
• Tacoma City Council plan limits parking stalls downtown
• EPA deadline drives state to boost air rules
• A mixed grade for farm protection
• Democrats' state budget comes out today
• Skiers killed in avalanche had ties to South Sound
• Traffic Q&A: School zone boundaries
• Lutes Head East to Face the Whits
• McKinnis, Riordan Selected All-NWC
• Three Loggers Earn All-NWC Nods
• Lunt's 100th win secures No. 2 seed for Loggers
• Zoo seeking input on plans for new aquarium complex
• Best of Olympia 2012 Retail: Readers pick Dumpster Values, Yolli Shoes, Rainy Day Records, Yoga Loft, The Bike Stand, Music 6000, The Alpine Experience and more ...
• Best of Olympia 2012 Retail: Fire & Earth, Dumpster Values, Cabella's, Rainy Day Records, Northwest Snowboards
• Best of Olympia 2012 Retail: Best Bookstore - Orca Books
• Best of Olympia 2012 Music: Readers pick The Brown Edition, Broken Water, Wild Man James. Capitol Theater and more ...
• Best of Olympia 2012 Music: Mosquito Hawk, Steve Munger, Christian Mistress, Yak Nasty
• Best of Olympia 2012 Music: Best New Band - Science!
• Best of Olympia 2012 Arts & Entertainment: Readers pick Kanako Wynkoop, Nikki McClure, Josh Anderson, Ira Coyne, Dinea de Photo and others ...
• Best of Olympia 2012 Arts & Entertainment: Becky Knold, Hirsh Diamant, Marilyn Frasca, Jeff Freels, Jo Gallaugher and others ...
• Best of Olympia 2012 Arts & Entertainment: Best Gallery - Matter
• Best of Olympia 2012 Food & Drink: Readers pick Quality Burrito, The Brotherhood Lounge, Old School Pizzeria, Eastside Big Tom, Swing Wine Bar and Cafe and more ...
• Local schools receive state awards for 2011
• Committee explores flexible school schedule in Puyallup
• Sumner High School ASB to help student who has rare cancer
• Federal Way I-5 project fills in the gaps
• 10 years later, Tacoma family sends messages to D.C. sniper victim
• Tacoma considers tax for nonprofits
• Tacoma woman struck by truck in alleged abduction attempt
• Her heart and her money went to saving the lives of dogs, cats
• Suit claims Tacoma Police Department negligent
• SOTA, SAMI host info nights for applicants
• Alternative schooling offered through Foss
• Stuttering Association hosts local workshop
• Women's Basketball Wraps Up 2011-12 Season
• Lutes Miss Out On Playoffs, Look To 2012-13
• Loggers To Host Whitman In NWC Semifinal
• 'Place that needs healing': Powell boys mourned
• State office allegedly granted a no-bid contract to leader's friend
• Police beat: Fighting Occupiers, barely clad barista and a scam
• DOH takes actions against trio of Pierce County health care providers
• Point Defiance Zoo's upgrade plans include a modern aquarium
• New ideas ahead for B&I
• Legislature still has work to do
• Life and death on Mount Rainier
• A winter of salvation, sadness
• Incidents rekindle debate over requiring beacons
• Technology adds to margin of safety
• A friend's no-bid contract Auditors: Man slept, surfed Web in 2 jobs
• So, just how is Ivan doing these days?
• Pierce County Reads books remembers difficult time
• Plan would benefit Nisqually refuge
• Experts offer 10 safety tips
• Alum becomes CEO of Alaska Airlines
• Lutes Support Eisenhauer With Big Offensive Day
• Loggers Fall Victim To Whitworth's Late Inning Magic
• Chambers Bay lost about $850,000 in 2011, but Pierce County says it will break even in 2 years
• Late three lifts Lady Rams over Camas
• Bellarmine outlasts Federal Way for state berth
• Nisquallys break ground on $7.9 million office building
• No late change this time: JBLM Strykers bound for Afghanistan
• Late Sumner farmer made most of life after wartime internment
• Social workers had worried that Josh Powell would harm 2 sons
• Bellarmine girls ousted by Emerald Ridge
• Obama visits area to stump, raise funds
• Pierce County boarding home owner charged in death, theft
• Lacey cop charged with lying to judge
• JBLM nuke unit passes retesting
• Puyallup school chief search narrowed to three finalists
• Buffalo Soldier gone, but story lives on
• Wilson dominates second half to overcome Mountain View
• Frost Pitches, Hits PLU Past La Verne in 11 Innings
• Share your thoughts on new aquarium possibilities
• It’s official, Munn takes the limelight at Playhouse
• NW Trek reopening after storm cleanup
• Ex-Stadium High worker facing sex charges disciplined in 2009
• A 50-year tradition: Tacoma Buddhist Temple holds annual sukiyaki dinner
• Washington United for Marriage keeps fighting
• Seattle announces plans for new sports arena
• Josh Powell won't be buried in same cemetery as sons
• 2 Federal Way swim coaches among dead in plane crash
• Occupy Tacoma encampment's power is out, probably for good
• Northbound I-5 lanes to be closed 2 nights
• Dome study will look beyond NBA, NHL possibilities
• State history museum's Great Depression exhibit helps put current woes in perspective
• Directory of public officials due Sunday
• Lakewood cop saves girl's life
• Readers share their Great Depression stories
• Bethel School Board must fill pair of vacant seats
• Godfrey Sharp, Offense Busts Out in 15-2 Victory
• One Step Closer
• Medical Mile
• Council approves skybridge for new health care building
• Improving access to health care
• Council approves big-box retail rules
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• From Tacoma to Iwo Jima on the YMS 426
• Guest Editorial: Voters should expect tax measure on ballot this spring
• Letter to the Editor: Justice
• Letter to the Editor: Remembering Neil Turner
• Letter to the Editor: People of Wal-Mart
• Opinion: New effort offers way for neighbors to help neighbors
• Opinion: Scrap downtown parking cap
• Twilight Academy takes high school after hours - Vampires not included
• Lincoln comes back for overtime win over Lakes
• Foss hangs on
• Bellarmine escapes Kentridge
• Burlesque show pays off for nonprofits
• Bellarmine’s Ladenburg qualifies for Mat Classic
• Logger women take NWC Crown
• Titans clinch playoff Berth
• Local wrestlers advance at districts
• Stars drop final home matches
• Loggers baseball begins with split
• Volleyball Officials Wanted
• Lady Crusaders’ signature defense shuts down Concrete
• Life Christian falls to Nooksack Valley to end season
• CONCERT ALERT: Heart, Craig Ferguson, Zeds Dead, Young Dubliners, second Madonna show and others ...
• PLU’s MediaLab examines ‘Compassion Fatigue’
• Things We Like
• Saturday, February, 18: 27th Legislative District Town Hall
• Man with knife shot by Kent police officer
• 2011 car crash leads to homicide charge
• Fife man dies of injuries from collision last month
• Powell family wants him buried near boys
• State representatives propose narrowing tax break
• Tacoma's healthiest fat
• South Sound Oscar parties
• Thursday, Feb. 16: Lakewood Playhouse Concert Series
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: The Mae Dali experience
• Saturday, March 3: Shotgun Kitchen
• Friday, Feb. 17: Shotgun Kitchen
• Around the kitchen table
• CRITICS' PICKS: Brotha Lynch, Oly Mountain Boys, The True Spokes, Aelotrope, Hell's Belles, Dungeon Science, Halcion Halo, J. Pinder
• Memorial for fallen JBLM soldier: ‘He would gladly do it again'
• Crime Stoppers buys plots at Puyallup cemetery to keep Powell from being buried next to 2 sons
• Lakewood closes Rainier Inn for violations, displacing residents
• Area's largest planned housing project set to open after long delay
• Tacoma's J.M. Martinac Shipbuilding Co. celebrates new contract
• Puyallup may ease parking for commuters
• Bill allowing DNA collection dies
• Texas-Dallas Offense Buries Lutes, 13-6
• Baseball Schedule Changed For Opening Weekend
• Cross Country Teams Earn All-Academic Team Honors
• Saturday, Feb. 18: "Neddie Learns The Blues"
• Saturday, Feb. 18: St. Martin's Pancake Breakfast
• Thursday, Feb. 16: "Unsound" movie premiere
• Friday, Feb. 17: The Finisterra Piano Trio
• Saturday, Feb. 18: Occupy Wall Street - Marching Forward
• Saturday, Feb. 18: Food Bank benefit
• Saturday, Feb. 18: "Annie" sing-along
• Saturday, Feb. 18: Olympia Bakers Guild Pie Fest
• Through April 29: "Gauguin and Polynesia: An Elusive Paradise"
• Gauguin in Seattle
• Tacoma Fire makes call for Emergency Response members
• Deal requires decisions on teacher moves, layoffs, to be performance-based
• Investigators: Josh Powell used house in Graham area as ruse
• Lakewood officer who allegedly stole funds suspect in 2nd theft
• Looking for food at Del's Feed and Farm Supply in Puyallup
• Thursday, Feb. 16: Transportation And Public Health Forum
• Thursday, Feb. 16: Second City "Laugh Out Loud" Tour
• Point Defiance Park promenade, pagoda opening and seasonal visitor center are closer to reality
• Seven Pierce districts' levies are passing; Eatonville's is failing
• Tacoma City Council aproves new big-box restrictions
• Parkland shop featured on Food Network's "Cupcake Wars"
• Lakewood recreation fees could jump
• Fire chiefs reach out to steady shaken Powell neighborhood
• Tacoma apartments evacuated, man arrested
• NRA, rhodies may be specialty license plates
• State Senate tries to revive film incentives
• TASTE THIS: Organic wines tasting, Bodegas Franco Wines, half-price wine nights and more ...
• FEEDBAG: Blind wine tasting, light-bite dining menu, game night menu and more ...
• Lutes Look to End Season Strong
• PLU Women's Tennis Opens Season at Puget Sound
• Baseball Heads To Arizona Desert Classic
• Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crows
• "Schubertiade," an Evening Celebration of Franz Schubert
• “The Mummy, the Book, and the Tomb”
• National Entrepreneurship Week Celebrated by College Network
• Kittredge Gallery Presents a Ceramic Installation by Artist Brian Benfer
• Adelphian Concert Choir Goes on Spring Tour
• Prosecutors seek to reinstate Knox conviction
• Walmart releases economic impact report on Tacoma location
• Pierce County receives $450,000 for Puyallup River flood study
• Spring 2012 deadline extended to March 1
• "ENRON" at South Puget Sound Community College
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Feb. 20, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, Feb. 17, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012
• Obama's 2013 budget includes $581 million for area military bases
• Defense budget steers more money to military construction at JBLM, Kitsap
• Gov. Gregoire signs gay marriage bill
• Books, map turn up during Powell-related search at recycling center
• Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum makes the best of protests at Tacoma rally
• Lakewood officer fired amid allegations of stealing from charity
• Gig Harbor hospital gets new leader
• Bonney Lake library closed for work through Feb. 26
• Eatonville teacher accused of wrongdoing
• Cash registers ring from sweetheart deals
• New Sumatran tiger coming to Point Defiance Zoo for breeding
• Puyallup administrator among superintendent candidates
• Men's Tennis Opens 2012 Season at Home
• 2012 CHAMPS! Logger Women Make Comeback To Take The 2012 Title
• Senate gives final OK to plan to transfer U.S. park land to Quileute tribe
• Milgard School announces 2012 Business Leadership Award Honorees
• Smith wants your thoughts, questions
• Tuesday, Feb. 14: "Plaisir d' Amour: The Pleasure of Love"
• Search resumes at recycling center in Powell case
• PLU Newsroom
• Drawn to serve
• Wang Symposium 2012: Our Thirsty Planet
• 2012 CHAMPS! Logger Women Make Comeback to Take the 2012 Title
• Double shooting in Yelm ruled accidental
• Auburn: King County deputies involved in shooting while serving warrant
• Same-sex union fight readied
• Ask Amy: Dim and her
• Crime Column: Eric David Kollar shoots Rainier home to score revenge
• Lakewood officer charged with skimming charity fund had history of debt issues
• Traffic Q&A: Why do cops ask if I know how fast I was driving?
• Levy divides Gig Harbor area
• New partnership may spawn international vision for Tacoma community center
• Squaxin carver shows community how to make tribal art
• Puyallup teen goes from gown to scrubs and robots
• PLU Still Pushing For NWC Postseason
• Flyte Named To All-Academic Team
• School levy divides Gig Harbor
• Traffic Q&A: Why do cops ask if I know how fast I was driving?
• Family, teachers remember Powell boys
• Court considers rules on availability of court administrative records
• Bills easing birth-record access, reining in tax breaks advance
• Police beat: Sex-toy shopping with kids in running car illegal
• 'Kill team' trials tested soldiers’ families, left some deeply in debt
• The labor of one's fruit
• Puyallup schools to narrow superintendent field
• Cease-fire ordered at Kitsap gun club
• Lutes Lose at L&C, But Playoff Hopes Still Alive
• Sunday, Feb. 12: Rich Wetzel & The Groovin' Higher Orchestra
• Boy wishes to use robots for good causes
• Tacoma's Schuster Parkway will close Saturday for debris removal
• I5 in Federal Way will see overnight closures this weekend
• Eatonville students experience the challenges of being disabled
• Tacoma Philharmonic, Broadway Center partner to save money
• Cities fight potential flood insurance loss
• Draft provides first look at Port of Tacoma strategic plan
• Mesford Stuns 50 Free Field and PLU Records Fall
• Traffic delays on Schuster Parkway
• Walla Walla Rep. Walsh's floor speech on gay marriage goes viral
• Tacoma Philharmonic merges with Broadway Center
• Seattle Times: Seattle woman named state's poet laureate
• Valentine's Day 2012: Duke's Chowder House menu
• Man, cat killed in house fire in Summit area
• Lawmakers scrutinize constituents on gay rights
• State judges' lobbying stops stalking bill
• Lutes Prepared To Face No. 9 Lewis & Clark
• Rivalry Pushed Aside To Fight Breast Cancer
• Man, cat killed in house fire in Summit area
• Vigil Held to Remember Two Young Lives Lost
• WSDOT Getting Complaints About Occupy Tacoma
• 2012 Princess Promenade
• Project Next to Elks Temple May Not Happen
• Metro Parks Urged to Save Manitou Facility
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Dance the Night Away
• Tacoma’s Robotics Alliance Prepares for Bot Big Leagues
• A Long Floral Journey
• List of counter protesters to Westboro picketing of Powell funeral continues to grow
• Skate center keeps on rolling
• Wilson Hammers Timberline for Title
• Bellarmine Handles Mount Tahoma for League Title
• PLU Softball Begins in Hawaii
• Loggers Sweep Lutes
• Titans Men Win Two
• Stadium Wins Swimming Districts
• Narrows Wrestling Tourney Results
• Wilson Bowlers Take Second In State Again
• Tacoma Boxers Shine During Golden Gloves
• CD Review: Perry Acker - “Path to Freedom”
• White House cybersecurity czar to speak at technology conference
• CD Review: Dr. Dog - “Be The Void”
• Sweet-n-spicy Valentine’s fundraiser
• Treat Your Valentine to ‘Cavalia’ A Magical Encounter Between Man and Horse
• Emerging Artists Featured at Fulcrum Gallery
• Second City’s Laugh Out Loud Tour Hits Tacoma Feb. 19
• The Things We like
• CONCERT ALERT: Madonna, Jeff Foxworthy, Air Supply, Sasquatch 4-Day Passes and more ...
• Tacoma Opera Takes on Broadway with Latest Production
• Wilson beats Lincoln for perfect league record, number-one seed
• Powell 911 call takers criticized for behavior
• Same-sex marriage, referendum against it both closer to reality
• Westboro Church to picket Powell boys' funeral as anti-gay protest
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Academy Awards Party (Closed)
• Friday, Feb. 10-Sunday, Feb. 12: Arts Olympia Show & Sale
• Tuesday, Feb. 14: Boobie Bash
• Thursday, Feb. 16: Best of Olympia 2012 Party
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Abom the Kid - Rookie of the Year
• Aaron Stevens’ Goldfinch teams with Spaceworks Tacoma
• Current trends in South Sound dining and drinking
• Scammers claiming to sell cars say they're deploying from JBLM
• Puyallup leaders discuss moving Police Department into City Hall
• Residents say raising Narrows Bridge tolls would hurt businesses, families
• Lakewood police guild treasurer accused of theft made $89K in '10
• Union returns to court in home-care fight
• New Tacoma principal came from school under investigation
• Documentary Project in Tacoma
• Lutes Not Out of Their Depth at NWC Meet
• Loggers Bring Depth And Experience Into 2012
• Saturday, Feb. 11-Sunday, Feb. 12: Celebrate 25 years with Metropolitan Ballet of Tacoma
• Saturday, Feb. 11-Sunday, Feb. 12: "Berlin To Broadway with Kurt Weill"
• Friday-Sunday, Feb. 10-19: "ENRON"
• D.O.A. launches new breakfast menu
• Fridays: "Gold we have Spun from Straw!"
• "Gold we have Spun from Straw!" at Olympia’s Washington Center for the Performing Arts
• Tuesday, Feb. 14: Daniel Blue
• Broadway Center wants to hear from you
• Tacoma's The Variety Hour celebrates release of new album
• Saturday, Feb. 11: Tahoma Audubon Society Banquet
• Tuesday, Feb. 14: Jilly Eddy
• Saturday, Feb. 11: The Hive Dwellers
• Friday, Feb. 10: Cherry Poppin' Daddies
• Saturday, Feb. 11: Too $hort
• Friday, Feb. 10-Sunday, Feb. 12: "The Vagina Monologues"
• June 22 last day of school for Tacoma Public Schools
• Warrant shows Josh Powell took $7,000 out of bank
• Medicaid soon will stop covering ER visits officials deem 'unnecessary'
• Two Tacoma families' longtime home makes way for continued expansion at St. Joseph's hospital
• TASTE THIS: Hestia Cellars, Robert Ramsey Cellars, DeLille Cellars, plus half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Plan to cut Pierce County's days for fireworks from 8 to 1 is killed
• Tacoma students will have class through June 22, after all
• Tacoma council won't end funding for events amid budget shortfall
• Four Lakewood city employees will be laid off to help plug budget gap
• 911 recording reveals worker's frantic call outside Powell home
• Plan for city-owned garage near McMenamins Elks Temple at risk
• Local Bites: Tacoma’s Thrill of Grill goes barbecue
• Mom's Butter Soft Toffee secret is out
• Friday, Feb. 10: Santee
• Olympia Family Theater's "Phantom Tollbooth": Another wonderland
• Thursday, Feb. 9: Urban Studies Forum
• Two new hotels coming to Lakewood
• Windermere Professional Partners Receives $2000 Award from Windermere Foundation
• Lutes Set For Final Road Test Of 2011-12 Season
• Spring Sports Athletes Gear Up For Seasons
• Gotta love MultiCare: World’s Youngest Person Born
• Saturday, Feb. 11: Chiptune Disko
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Heart Day, Feb. 14, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Feb. 13, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Feb. 12, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Feb. 10, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
• Josh Powell planned sons' deaths by fire, hatchet
• Talk to State Patrol? It may not be cheap for other agencies
• Enrollment surge eases in Pierce County schools
• Sensational steaks at Ricardo's Restaurant in Lacey
• Developers seek City of Tacoma's help for downtown parking garage
• I-705 to close briefly for bridge work
• $24 million study to bring light rail to Federal Way broached
• Weight restrictions put on Sumner's Bridge Street Bridge
• Pierce and Thurston County home prices drop 12.5 percent
• Lakewood plan to trim shortfall to be revealed
• Shirtless man takes sheriff's patrol car in E. Pierce County
• State Patrol radio upgrade hinges on fed’s stalled system
• PLU Finishes Hawaii Trip With Twinbill Split
• Good For A Half, But Lutes Can't Hang With UPS
• Lubking Sharp in Debut, Lutes Split at Concordia
• Play Ball! Lutes Open Season at Concordia
• Was there a clue in Braden Powell's drawing?
• Powell boys' grandparents: 'We took care of them the best we could'
• How the state monitored the Powell boys
• Sumner puts weight restrictions on Bridge Street Bridge
• Traffic Q&A: Check tires for traction approval
• Lady Rams win Narrows 3A title
• Vigil planned for Susan Cox Powell, boys
• Tower gift
• 'There are no excuses'
• Police: Josh Powell set fire that killed him and his 2 sons at Graham-area home
• Powell discussed hope, frustrations in recent court filing
• Proposed state hybrid pension plan criticized
• Ask Amy: Some unenchanted evenings
• Tuesday, Feb. 7-Wednesday, Feb. 8: "Young Frankenstein"
• Parents' lawsuit claims pharmacy sickened Gig Harbor boy
• Heritage Christian School in University Place to host open house
• Tours, program info at Pierce County Skills Center event
• Bethel School District schedules snow make-up days
• Block Fest links with Science Fair-Art Show in Sumner district
• Daffodil Festival royal court gets introduced
• Teen helps Fife community embrace art
• PLU Ace and Draft Prospect Beatty Sidelined by Cancer
• Level 3 sex offenders register to live in Tacoma
• Separating the living, dead in Legislature
• Dad killed, mom deported, WA student seeks asylum
• Pierce County judge Nevin gets close look at Guantanamo's inner workings
• Government purchasing might be merged under 1 set of rules
• Army removes 2 doctors from duties at Madigan
• Proposal would ban minors from tanning beds
• 'Chompy the Carrot' charms children at Dental Health Day in Puyallup
• About 280 crews converged on South Sound to help amid outage
• Tacoma aims to spread innovation districtwide
• Woman rescued from downtown Tacoma rooftop
• Debate grows over big-box retailers
• TV Tacoma To Air Logger-Lute Rivalry Games
• At Tacoma Mall, at The Fair and in life, disabled man delivered
• "Side By Side By SOTA"
• Some Auburn residents to see change in trash pickup
• Woman charged in 2010 murder plot
• Ex-Tacoma council candidate Hill sentenced for intimidating judge
• Tacoma man gets prison for stabbing ex-girlfriend
• Lawyer: Lakewood didn't fully consider how gate would affect residents
• 26,000 lose power Friday morning as TPU line fails
• Stage 1 burn ban to continue at least through weekend in Pierce County
• Army drops murder charge against last soldier tied to "kill team" cases
• Gang members sentenced in Camille Love murder
• Lacey woman killed in 2-car collision Friday
• Lutes Split Season-Opening Twinbill With Chaminade
• Whitman Rallies Down the Stretch to Top PLU
• Wear Pink For "Think Pink" Night at Logger Games
• Wednesday: SOAC Focus Series
• Census data stats released for African-American population
• Stage 1 burn ban issued for Pierce County at 4 p.m. today
• Balancing urban and industrial development
• Poll Results: Tacoma’s big problem
• Bonney Lake man arrested in fatal Marysville home-invasion shooting
• Man killed by Tacoma police officer was Austin Welling, 18
• Couple face 27 charges in south Thurston pot collective case
• Wayward wallaby surprises Pierce County sheriff's deputy
• Burn ban declared on local Indian reservations
• House Republicans claim to spare K-12
• Puyallup debates role of religion at City Council meetings
• DUI patrols planned for Super Bowl Sunday
• Legislators drop proposed $1.50 fee on barrel of oil
• Puyallup Police seek help finding stolen sunglasses
• Driver seriously hurt in Thursday-morning crash
• Netters Start Season With Top-Notch Coaching Staff
• Logger Student-Athletes Make Donation To Special Olympics
• Through Feb. 29: "Tacomapocalypse II"
• Friday, Feb. 3: "Screwing Mother Nature"
• Roster of historical icons face trouble
• Mayor delivers optimistic message
• Hope and caution in economic forecast
• Council likely to eliminate B&O tax exemption for hospitals
• More funding flows into Puyallup River Bridge, but gap still remains
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• Sweet and sassy treats
• Curtis holds off Federal Way to keep pace in SPSL
• Friday, Feb. 3: "Wish You Were Here" postcard exhibit reception
• Same sex marriage bill: What does it mean?
• Wilson girls keep rolling against Yelm
• Lincoln beats Foss, sits in second in Narrows 3A
• Life Christian struggles, still hopeful for playoffs
• Sportswatch
• Bellarmine takes team title at wrestling city championships
• Born from a Boombox
• Things We Like
• Rock on
• Show your love for boobies this Valentine’s Day
• CONCERT ALERT: Big & Rich, Mastodon, Young Jeezy, Tech N9ne and others ...
• Lakewood’s ‘Play it Again, Sam’ hilarious but a bit dated
• John K. Samson
• Stacy Jones Band
• Through Feb. 19: "The Phantom Tollbooth"
• Wilson’s fourth-quarter comeback enough to edge Foss
• University of Washington Tacoma unveils trail designs
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Sweet & Spicy Burlesque (Closed)
• Tuesday, Feb. 7: Dick Hensold
• Shooting by deputy in Tacoma alley ruled justified
• Saturday, Feb. 4: ScrapArtsMusic
• State seeks bill to require reporting of abuse
• Hipster's guide to love on Valentine's Day
• Inside the mind and business of David Scherer Water of Flat Win Co.
• Inside the mind and business of David Scherer Water of Flat Win Co.
• SCMC debated in Tacoma
• Roy-area man shot dead had mental health, credit problems
• Paul Miller named to post at LeMay car museum
• To regain custody, Josh Powell must have psycho-sexual exam
• Teen shot by Tacoma police dies
• State is changing its hands-off approach to Occupy Tacoma camp
• Runaway teen causes trouble for Tacoma officer
• JBLM commanding general nominated for Pentagon position
• Kent pedestrian hit by motorcycle dies
• Friday, Feb. 3: Love Panel & Dessert Party
• Super Sunday eating
• Spidahl Named Women's Soccer Coach at PLU
• Lutes Will Think Pink at Puget Sound Next Tuesday
• It's Already Softball Season: Lutes Open in Hawaii
• Shelton-Johnson Honored Again On Academic All-District Team
• Wear Pink For "Think Pink" Night
• SWX Will Broadcast The Loggers Doubleheader at Whitworth
• Community steps up to help students with tuition
• Through March 10: "Dawn of 2012"
• "Dawn of 2012" impresses at Fulcrum Gallery
• Through Feb. 19: "Hair"
• Review: "Hair" at Capital Playhouse
• Saturday, Feb. 11: GLBT Book Club
• Tacoma welcomes the GLBT Book Club
• Sunday, Feb. 5: Super Bowl at the Liberty Theater
• Saturday, Feb. 4: Death By Stars
• Friday, Feb. 3: Tacoma All Ages Project benefit
• Friday, Feb. 3: Zodiac Death Valley
• Quick poll: What is wrong with Tacoma?
• Support an effort for a South Sound guidebook
• Researchers hunt for deadly neurotoxin that can contaminate shellfish
• Area's golf courses work hard to return to par
• Woman's body found near East Side Tacoma creek
• Limits to record requests discussed at hearing
• State corrections officer charged with assaulting wife, fleeing police
• Lacey soldier allegedly held girlfriend hostage, prompted high-speed chase
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Wearing the crown
• Thursday, Feb. 2: Sister Cities International Film Festival
• The Art of Chocolate walk in Gig Harbor
• Who should fund Pierce County flood control? Public weighs in
• SWAT members shoot, kill man after being fired upon near Roy
• Tacoma council accepts $1.6M in concessions to avoid firefighter layoffs
• Tacoma City Council considers new big-box development rules
• Legislature again targets state worker pensions
• Russell T. Joy Building earns LEED distinction
• ‘Sunshine' panel wants candidates known
• Double Trouble in Eastern Washington
• PLU Pool to Remain Closed Indefinitely
• Potter Earns Conference Player of the Week Award
• TASTE THIS: San Juan Vineyards dinner, beer class, French wine tasting, half-price wine nights and more ...
• Valentine's Day 2012: Morso menu
• Trombonist Wycliffe Gordon on Stage With the Puget Sound Jazz Band
• Deanna Oppenheimer on Transforming Barclays' Banking Operation
• Wednesdays: Ladies Night
• Same-sex marriage law under scrutiny
• Occupy Tacoma faces eviction, organizers post
• Through Feb. 12: "Play It Again, Sam"
• Review: "Play It Again, Sam"
• McGovern wins romance honors, $15,000 check
• Joy Building receives highest green building certification
• Prosecutors charge Stadium High security officer with illegal sexual contact
• Thursday, Feb. 2: "I've got a song/songs...now what?"
• Rams edge Abes on late free throw
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Feb. 7, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Feb. 3, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012
• Chase leads to Lacey standoff
• State Patrol responded to more than 4,000 incidents during storm
• DaVita to open its first primary care clinic in downtown Tacoma
• Tacoma Shift Happens draws crowd of several hundred
• Deadline today on Steilacoom principal input
• Man faces 2 charges of robbery
• Prison officer surrenders after chase
• Tacoma soldier made ‘people feel loved’
• Prison officer surrenders after chase in Tacoma
• Finally, a Pierce County salary commission
• PLU Heads East Looking To Continue Winning Ways
• Hamilton To Appear On Hoopsville Thursday
• Saturday, Feb. 4: Children's Dental Health Day
• Balanced Effort Lifts Loggers Over Boxers
• Moody's Affirms A1 Credit Rating for University of Puget Sound
• Profs. Suzanne Holland, Jeff Matthews, Jim Evans Named to Endowed Positions
• Best Breakfast in the South Sound?
• Washington state lawmakers push gun safety bill
• Traffic Q&A: Driving with pet on lap? Yes, it’s legal
• Shove thy neighbor
• Puyallup veteran eyes state plates to recognize military honors
• Washam’s legal frays cost county treasure
• Female bullying awareness documentary to be shown at Annie Wright
• UW educator to speak at early learning workshop in Sumner
• Pierce County Library System art contest gives teens chance to win cash
• Alzheimer's patient found on Vashon Island after missing for days
• Environment again a source of friction in Olympia
• Congress in battle over F-35 program
• Homeless census restores dignity
• NWC Softball Coaches Think PLU Will Be Second Best
• Lutes Picked Third in NWC Baseball Coaches Poll
• Tacoma, Sumner schools may avoid makeup days
• Environmental regulations again take center stage as previous concessions come up for renewal
• Sad news for Tacoma movie buffs: Venerable Stadium Video closing
• Valentine's Day 2012: Babblin' Babs Bistro menu
• Pierce County standards for pay during storm varied by worker
• Crowded JBLM posted highs for DUI, misdemeanor crimes in '11
• Valentine's Day 2012: Bite menu
• Redistricting plan getting minor tweaks
• Clean Air Agency ends Stage 1 burn ban for Pierce County
• Police Beat: Customers can be unruly; throwing food at them isn't a solution
• Mount Rainier National Park asks visitors to watch for missing
• It's open! Sprinker ice rink back from the brink
• State GET program may not cover cost
• Tacoma priest ends 2-week protest fast
• Measure aims to slow spread of E-Verify
• Skills, love help Lacey woman, Vancouver man survive Mount Rainier blizzard in a snow cave
• Ex-FWay sports star sentenced to life in jail
• Center at JBLM mixes sports, technology and ambience of nightclub
• Stadium High security officer, 31, arrested in student-sex inquiry
• Army reviewing Madigan team's reversals of PTSD diagnoses
• Tacoma fire union OKs concessions to avoid layoffs
• Lakewood mom held in baby's death
• Pierce County burn ban returns with clear weather
• Neighborhood stalwart doesn't want to go but will
• Super-charged site to stage some R&R
• TACOMA: Early-morning fire displaces 5 people
• Lady Rams cruise over Yelm
• Lexing, Barsh lead Abes past Foss
• Loggers Dealt A Pair Of Losses In Double Duals
• Sprinker’s new ice rink opens Saturday
• Stage 1 burn ban issued for Pierce County
• Sprinker opens new rink tomorrow
• Elbe rest area a welcome addition on road to Mount Rainier
• Larb Gai at Cross Cultures
• State Supreme Court rules against Tacoma in hydrants case
• Mother of boy hit by Eatonville school bus sues driver, district
• Lewis-McChord soldier killed by IED during foot patrol in Afghanistan
• New Lincoln coach Jon Kitna's goal: Creating family atmosphere through successful football
• New art, familiar themes
• Educational play
• Health care workers cited for poor conduct
• Northwest Trek closed to repair extensive damage
• Celebration connects tribes, boats and more at Tacoma Art Museum
• Curtis gets key league win to keep pace in SPSL 4A
• Tacoma RV Show 2012
• Lutes Host Two Crucial Conference Games
• Loggers Team Up With Mariners At Boys And Girls Club
• Todd Badham and Nicole Mulhausen Win Top Sustainability Award
• Kitna named Lincoln football coach
• ‘Cavalia: A Magical Encounter Between Human and Horse’
• Justice for Ice Cream Vendors
• Equality on the horizon
• Sales tax increase could fund social services
• Tax increase proposed for street repairs
• City will keep both senior activity centers open
• City Briefs
• Imperfect timing: PSE seeks to increase rates
• Police Blotter
• March, Rally for Leonard Peltier
• Council approves new contract with police union
• Police will bar hop this weekend
• Guest Editorial: Santa Claus wants his money back
• Letter to the Editor: Senior Center Closure
• Letter to the Editor: Charter schools
• Letter to the Editor: An educators view
• CONCERT ALERT: Van Halen, Five Finger Death Punch, Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Naked and Famous and others ...
• Opinion: Pierce County Council should approve flood control district
• Want to know your student’s graes? There’s an app for that
• Mount Tahoma uses defensive pressure to overwhelm Stadium
• Sportswatch
• Loggers return to winning form
• Women Loggers top Linfield, lose to Lewis & Clark
• Dynamic guards lift Clover Park past Fife
• Wilson beats Timberline to stay in first
• A close look at Northwest art and diversity
• Things We Like
• Cast displays versatility in TLT’s ‘California Suite’
• Camp only carries journey to ‘Xanadu’ so far
• ‘Images of America: Fife’
• Jake Shimabukuro rocked the Rialto at Jan. 20 show
• 7 Pierce County districts floating levies Feb. 14
• Federal Way baby-sitter charged after infant found covered in laundry detergent
• Fridays: Karaoke with Rev. Colin
• Olympia shooting victim's sister urges state to end death penalty
• Outlook is grim for four people still missing on Mount Rainier
• Bethel preliminary plan cuts spending, but spares schools from closure
• 2 clouded leopard cubs leaving Point Defiance for Florida zoo
• Pierce County parents whose son was shot, killed file civil lawsuit
• Army to cut number of brigades; JBLM's Stryker likely not affected
• Enter the Conqueror
• Saturday, Jan. 28: Ben Union
• Honing edge
• Staking a claim
• Straying from the norm
• Lakewood police arrest 3 after officer sees drive-by shooting
• Wildcats, Bearcats and Lutes Oh My!
• University of Puget Sound No. 5 in Peace Corps Volunteers
• Puget Sound Theatre Arts Presents "Metamorphoses"
• Power restored to nearly all Pierce County customers, PSE says
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Reppin'
• Weekly Volcano's Best of Olympia Party 2012
• Through Feb. 14: "California Suite"
• If walls could talk
• CRITICS' PICKS: Jeremy Jay, Glass Elevator, Trees Without Leaves, Hey Girl
• Friday, Jan. 27: Jeremy Jay
• Saturday, Jan. 28: Glass Elevator
• Saturday, Jan. 28: Trees Without Leaves
• Sunday, Jan. 29: Hey Girl
• Thursday, Jan. 26-Saturday, Jan. 28: Neal Brennan
• Friday, Jan. 27-Saturday, Jan. 28: Big Mini Golf Classic
• Legislature's next hot topic: Death penalty
• Compromise sought on green-power mandate
• Amtrak train strikes tow truck in Kent
• Winter storm warning for the Cascades
• Hope fading fast for 4 missing on Mount Rainier
• Through Feb. 12: "Xanadu"
• Roller skates and disco
• FEEDBAG: Wild game and wine, Secret to open, beer tastings and more ...
• TASTE THIS: Bordeaux blind tasting, Italian and Australian wines, half-price wine nights and more ...
• Through Sunday, Jan. 29: Washington Sportsmen's Show
• Wood-stove meeting Thursday in Tacoma
• Tacoma City Council OKs new contract with police union
• Pierce County notification system malfunction sent same text 30 times
• Create a haven at home with some creative landscaping
• University Place wants bigger role in naming police chief
• Sad finish for Pierce County jobless numbers in 2011
• Lakewood would get Fort Steilacoom Park under deal
• New Date of Feb. 1 for Lyle Quasim Talk on "The Fire Within"
• 'Glitch' hampers Pierce County's emergency notification system
• Police to ‘bar hop’ Jan. 28 to help drinkers get home safe
• Thursday, Jan. 26: Robert Manning vs. credit cards
• Monday, Jan. 30: Shift Happens
• Homeless heavy drinkers imbibe less when housing allows alcohol
• Cuts to police could compromise future safety, budgets
• Through May 20: 10th Annual Biennial
• Regional identity
• Wednesday: Old Man Markley
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Jan. 30, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012
• Wash. has votes to legalize same-sex marriage
• 52,000 Puget Sound Energy customers still without power
• Everett woman struck, killed on Route 16 in Gig Harbor
• Flood warning in effect in Pierce County through Thursday
• Social pals swear off Puyallup city business
• Tacoman's way to make texting faster becomes app
• Sheriff's deputies to forgo wage hike
• Lack of service compels Sumner to opt out of Pierce Transit
• $1 billion legislative plan could put 25,000 people to work
• Tacoma firm suggested to design Washington Elementary remodel
• A few sports rescheduling notes
• Renewed push, vigil in Teekah Lewis case
• SOAC Focus - Compassion
• Study away opens possibilities
• The magic behind Disney internships
• Gittens' Double-Double Fuels A Logger Win
• 'Lean' program showing positives, Gregoire claims
• Thieves rappel into Olympia gallery, steal 2 large artworks
• Searchers 'optimistic' about 4 missing on Mount Rainier
• Code goo
• Caught red-handed
• Thousands still without power, more rain and wind likely
• Task force in Tacoma lays out partial pothole plan
• Traffic Q&A: Tacoma commuter rail bridge will improve, officials say
• The results of the state's survey on gambling
• State dips its toe in ‘Lean' process
• Recourse for victims of online imposters?
• Site helps military kids deal with deployed parents
• That's no pile of dirt: Puyallup River bridges’ massive mound will be part of I-5 structure
• Pierce County snow, ice removal costs $500K, puts dent in budget
• State considers limits on juvenile records
• National recognition for locals losing weight
• Volcano Radio
• South Sound pool halls with perks
• The news doesn't take a snow day
• Severe storm damage closes Wolf Haven
• New bill would allow digital billboards that City of Tacoma opposed
• Show goes on at Legislature, even if it's a one-man show
• Rep. Hunt: Costco liquor sales bill is to show ‘displeasure'
• No takers so far on Gregoire's lottery plan
• Some South Sound lawmakers remain on gay-marriage fence
• Snow-women judged top in our snowman contest
• Pierce County judges suggest privatizing offender supervision
• Tacoma police union agrees to skip COLAs to prevent job cuts
• False rumor of jet crash posted on Facebook spreads swiftly at JBLM
• Bad weather fails to scuttle JBLM soldier's wedding
• Gas supply runs low as residents crank up generators
• Sea-Tac runways cleared, but airlines jammed
• State's unemployment rate drops to 8.5 percent
• Sprinker ice rink reopening delayed until next week
• Many drivers sat, running cars for heat, for hours near bridge
• Crews take to Pierce County roads to clear fallen trees
• PLU's Late Surge Overtakes UPS in Men's Swimming
• Loggers Split With PLU On Senior Day
• The Year of the Dragon: Join the Chinese New Year Celebrations
• Sprinker Ice Arena reopening postponed one week
• Emergency Operations Center abuzz with energy
• 2 experienced searchers stay on Rainier as pair remains missing
• Life goes on, despite the cold
• In Commencement Bay, man watches storm damage his boat
• Tacoma Remodeling Expo 2012
• Lutes Will Swim Against Puget Sound on Saturday
• Tonight's Games at George Fox Postponed Until Sunday
• GAME ON! Loggers Set To Host Linfield Tonight As Scheduled
• Tonight's Games at George Fox Postponed Until Sunday
• Facing Challenges, PLU Turns Focus to Loggers
• Grand walkway along former Prairie line set for open house
• My 5 year old Daughter RAPPING!
• Troubles will likely grow, at least continue
• Improving air quality remains a challenge
• Council committee examines annexation
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• Winter storms in perspective
• UPS students make MLK Day a ‘Day On’
• Guest Editorial: Eco-fads put carbon reductions at risk
• Opinion: A great place to play
• Student in the Mirror
• Pierce edged by Clippers at buzzer
• ‘Lady of the Ring’ coming to town
• Sportswatch
• Seniors lead Bellarmine to blowout over Cougars
• Friday, Jan. 20: National Geographic Live - Annie Griffiths
• Wilson boys beat Foss at Buzzer
• Tacoma Home & Garden Show
• Things We Like
• Allen C. Mason - Tacoma’s Super Salesman
• Monday, Jan. 23: Capes & Cowls Book Club
• Eplayza
• Railto lands ‘Hendrix of the ukulele’
• Sunday, Jan. 22: "My Fair Lady"
• Alesana
• Going up? Not so much: Baby born on stuck elevator at Tacoma hospital
• The Randy Oxford Band
• Friday, Jan. 20-Sunday, Jan. 29: "Late Night Catechism: 'Til Death Do Us Part"
• State raffle raises much less for veterans than lawmakers hoped
• Why spend funds on Ruston Way fire station that blocks views?
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free booze and food while you silly dance
• Snow fails to freeze out activity at Capitol
• Weather complicates search for 4 missing on Mount Rainier
• Shelters offer warmth, food
• Lutes Hope to Earn a W on the Road
• Swim Schedule Changed
• South Sounders stepped into a new world Wednesday morning
• Works by Seattle Photographer Eirik Johnson on View at Kittredge Gallery
• The Pirates of Penzance: Audience Members are Captured and Spellbound
• Finisterra Piano Trio Plays Music From Russia and the Czech Republic
• Kittredge Gallery Showcases Works in Tempera by Artist Nathan DiPietro
• A place to vape
• Saturday, Jan. 21: The Big Wheel Stunt Show
• Old school
• Thursday, Jan. 26: The Black Swans
• Saturday, Jan. 21: Vagabond Opera
• Friday, Jan. 20: Public Health & Transportation Forum
• Mondays: Greta Jane Quartet
• Fridays: Freakin' Dress night
• Thursday, Jan. 19: Hip-Hop Music as an Art Form
• Saturday, Jan. 21: No Sun Fun Run
• Through March 10: "Dawn of 2012"
• Friday, Jan. 20: Grand Opening
• Friday, Jan. 20: Jake Shimabukuro
• Wednesday, Jan. 25: Narek Arutyunian
• Saturday, Jan. 21: Dandy
• Government meetings cancelled
• Snow keeps annual March for Life thin
• Woman once convicted of murder free to leave Alaska, judge rules
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Bubbling culmination
• Driver killed in head-on collision near Buckley
• Tacoma, Olympia police departments offer tips to help burglar-proof homes
• Exhibition - Catharine Paine Blaine: Seneca Falls and the Women’s Rights Movement in Washington State
• Exhibition - Mason And The Mummy
• Exhibition - Hope In Our Times
• Exhibition - Hope In Hard Times: Washington During The Great Depression
• Students could pay later for snow play
• Tacoma reverses plan to close senior center
• Dicks: Congress will avoid automatic spending cuts
• What's that?
• ‘Gut-wrenching' cuts at Puyallup?
• Lutes Head South For Important Road Tests
• Loggers To Host Coin Drive For Special Olympics This Weekend
• Friday, Jan. 20: Varsity Grill Ice Block Party
• Logger Swimmers Roll to Dual Sweep of Pioneers
• The Rev. Dr. Brett Webb-Mitchell Speaks on Full Inclusion in Faith Communities
• Police: Graham man faces charges after driving off with wounded cohort
• Remember stray dogs and cats when it snows
• Gregoire appoints UW regents
• New glass arts course offered with Museum of Glass
• Snow Cam
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Jan. 23, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Jan. 21, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Jan. 20, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012
• Some question power of state attorney general
• State House passes 3 military bills
• Weather advisory says bigger storms on the way
• Missing Tacoma snowshoer found alive at Mount Rainier
• Driver, Sumner bar sued in fatality
• Tacoma police vote on concessions could save 56 jobs
• Effort under way to oust moths in East Pierce County
• 2 arrested in Auburn shooting death
• JBLM soldier dies of injuries
• Martin Luther King celebration in Tacoma inspires hope
• Dockyard Derby Dames roll into season six
• Sarurday, Feb. 4: Andre Nickatina, Xperience, Puget, Q-Storm
• Puget's sound still around
• Olympia man killed in crash
• State bank idea gains support
• Butterfly bushes not DOT's handiwork
• Witchful thinking
• Events scheduled for MLK holiday
• First Ready for Kindergarten class on tap this week
• Curtis High brothers selected for series at Carnegie Hall
• Gig Harbor freshman helps Forest Service, earns Eagle Scout
• Nalley Valley work will cause closures
• No cold-case cash in 2012 for Tacoma Police
• New center for ‘urban Natives'
• Rep. Dicks leads charge to ban Burmese pythons
• Curriculum and activities showcases scheduled
• State justice Tom Chambers to retire
• Achieve balance - literally and figuratively
• Patrons optimistic about Tacoma Narrows Airport's future
• Man who fled fatal Federal Way shooting is arrested; drugs found
• Click Network might soon sell bundled Net and phone
• Let’s Play Sports and Fitness Fest a hit in Tacoma
• Police Beat: Showering stranger also a bank robbery suspect
• Survey says area are fans of ‘Family Feud'
• Weather system clears way for fires in Puget Sound
• Pierce County Sheriff's Department offers citizen academies
• 1 to 3 inches of snow possible in region
• Bad Weather Forces Cancellation of Pitching Clinic
• Bellarmine takes control in second to wipe out Cougars
• Wilson drops Foss on buzzer-beater to take first
• Burn ban lifted for Pierce and other counties
• About 3,000 expected to gather in Tacoma for diversity holiday
• East Side gang member sentenced to 15 years
• JBLM general handles fallout
• Tacoma sees 2 bonds downgraded by Fitch Ratings
• Burn ban at Stage 2 – no use of fireplaces
• Feds allege prostitution scheme at Federal Way nightclub
• Infected trees to be removed from Kopachuck State Park
• Tacoma police finally catch driver on 3rd try
• Space heater likely caused $35,000 fire in Tacoma
• PLU Men Top Pacific, Remain Unbeaten in Duals
• Loggers Roll To Dual Sweep Of Pios
• Leiken Opens Indoor Season WIth School Record Run
• Not so Fast—Pierce County Economic Recovery to Continue, but at a Slower Pace
• Two Tacoma councilmen suffer minor injuries in Olympia crash
• Concessions may avert layoffs of 100 Tacoma firefighters and officers
• Mondays: Poetry Night
• Sundays: Movie Night
• Saturdays: Fools Play Improv
• Thursdays: OlyBlues Dance
• Monday, Jan. 16: Lyle Quasim "The Fire Within"
• Monday, Jan. 16: UWT Unity Breakfast
• Ready, Set, Play! Tacoma Children's Museum reopens
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Burn ban elevated to Stage 2 in Pierce County
• Fallen Lincoln High grad was 'that guy you could count on'
• DASH Center need donations
• Volunteers needed for Pierce County’s annual homeless survey
• MN grad is champion for foster children
• Jury convicts lookout in 2010 slaying of Camille Love
• Local author Megan Bostic sets tale of love, life, death in Tacoma
• Storytime break
• SEATTLE: DelBene joins crowded field for 1st District seat
• SEATAC: Handguns found back-to-back days at Sea-Tac
• Snow expected Sunday, early next week
• Man allegedly shoplifts, assaults 3 security officers at Tacoma Mall
• Detectives seek help in identifying Spanaway gun thief
• Hamilton Relinquishes Hair in Support of Kilcup Family
• Dates For Little Loggers Announced
• Ex-Olympia teacher pleads not guilty in wrong-way I-5 drive
• Father and son's hot dog stand is first food cart at Tollefson Plaza
• Reinventing Play
• Wages going up
• City seeks input on Hilltop’s future
• Review finds city finances worse than predicted
• Solar power offers opportunity for investment
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• County installs electric vehicle charging stations
• Baker Middle School embarks on a new era
• Guest Editorial: Evidence disputes claims of Walmart benefits
• Guest Editorial: Tacoma needs change in form of city government
• Opinion: Legislature must pass anti-stalking bill
• Tacoma’s oldest preschool co-op welcomes alumni for 60th celebration
• Foss gets past Timberline in Narrows League opener
• Defensive-minded Lady Crusaders beat Seattle Lutheran
• Hot start lifts Lincoln wrestlers past Wilson
• Lady Loggers outlast Pacific Lutheran in overtime
• Lutes get best of Puget Sound in men’s matchup
• TCC beats Pierce in division opener
• Northwest Native Community Celebration honors area Indian tribes
• Things We Like
• Late Nite Catechism
• A New Vision of America
• TCC gallery puts the life in still life
• Kelly Clarkson
• Amadon
• Mount Rainier ranger's death now topic of review
• Gay marriage votes lining up in Olympia
• Tacoma lawmaker's bill bolsters restrictions in child-porn cases
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free booze and food while you sing
• Nostalgia at TAM
• 3 DRINK MINIMUM: Thunderbird Lounge
• Burn ban declared for Pierce, King, Kitsap, Thurston and Snohomish counties
• Woman drives 17 miles in the wrong direction on I-5
• Goose hit with arrow evades rescue in Olympia
• Heroes of Hilltop honored
• Two months after his DUI arrest, Fife councilman picked as mayor
• Bankruptcy filings drop in Pierce County
• Developers eye scaled-down project near old Elks Temple
• The Great Infection of the Sea; Hear Capt. Charles Moore, Monday, Jan. 23
• Two months after his DUI arrest, Fife councilman picked as mayor
• Federal Way teenager's killer linked to riders of Mayflower, DNA shows
• CONCERT ALERT: Rise Against, Radiohead, Elvis Costello, Boz Scaggs, War and others ...
• Stage 1 burn ban called for Pierce County
• Friday, Jan. 13: Pukesnake
• Friday, Jan. 13-Sunday, Jan. 15: Monster Jam
• Saturday, Jan. 14: Children's Museum of Tacoma Grand (Re)opening
• Saturday, Jan. 14: "I've Got A Little Twist"
• Saturday, Jan. 14: Gabriel Iglesias
• Tacoma gets ready to move
• Saturday, Jan. 14-Monday, Jan. 16: LET'S PLAY!
• Saturday, Jan. 14: Elvis Birthday Bash 2012
• Thursday, Jan. 19: Wolves In The Throne Room
• Cerqui tapped as new Fife mayor
• National expert in Indian law and museums to speak at MLK event
• Strangers turn out along procession, in church to honor Anderson
• Wash. lawmakers seek to ban plastic grocery bags
• At memorial, Margaret Anderson described as molded by faith, driven to help others
• BITE US: Tangled up at the Tanglewood
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Year of the crew
• TASTE THIS: Watermill winery tasting, wine and swine pairing, half-price wine nights and more ...
• FEEDBAG: Downtown hot dog cart, restaurant deals, new club and more ...
• Sundays: Tim Hall Band Open Blues Jam Session
• Tacoma's contract with Broadnax would pay $221,208 plus perks
• JBLM ends lockdown; gear still missing
• Drunken pedestrian injured on Pacific Avenue in Tacoma
• Bonney Lake fights Sumner land-use change
• Lutes Make Ready to Face Pioneers
• Logger Athletics Adopts Seven Families Through Salvation Army
• Army ends JBLM lockdown; gear still missing
• Gregoire says oil-refinery charge would aid transportation system
• Tacoma's finances are even worse than it had predicted, review finds
• 1 of 2 killed in River Road crash was on way to pick up newborn
• Pierce council picks Republican as chair, Democrat as vice chair
• Lacey police seek 3 who allegedly bilked man with Alzheimer's out of $25K
• New Tacoma middle school welcomes 600
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Jan. 16, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Jan. 13, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012
• Memorial Service
• Scoring Surge Lifts Logger Women to Victory Over Whitworth
• Opponent of same-sex marriage files initiative
• Budget, gay marriage top agenda as session starts
• Body found in Granite Falls identified as Tacoma man
• Army says missing JBLM equipment is worth $600,000
• Large turnout expected for ranger’s memorial service
• 2 drivers killed in head-on collision on River Road
• Kopachuck tree removal to be discussed
• Deliberate world traveler becomes an accidental entrepreneur
• 'Kill team' court-martial delayed
• Edgewood to get its 1st roundabout
• Lutes rally around teammate
• Really cool internships
• Something I thought I'd never do
• 8 days a week
• JBLM soldiers remain on lockdown over missing equipment
• Community comes together to remember slain ranger who was strong in faith, taught by example
• Turning wheels to curb required
• I smell a rut
• Happy New Year (SMASH)!
• Pair arrested for climbing Tacoma Narrows Bridge
• School days likely saved; what next?
• Fife, state sued over red-light ticket
• New wharf at Bangor questioned
• University Place slices budget for off-site retreat
• Flashing lights added to Orting lahar signs
• Spring, fall elections to play big role in session that begins Monday
• Washington state agencies save extra $100 million
• Grade teachers more often? Gates Foundation says once not enough
• New entry in running for lieutenant governor
• Memorial for specialist killed in Afghanistan held in Federal Way
• Nalley Valley viaduct demolition changing location
• Reflection, seeds of recovery on Mount Rainier
• Mount Rainier shooting drew a strong, many-pronged response
• Sumner golf course in the rough again
• 'Sensitive' items vanish at JBLM; infantry company is locked down
• Review of Tacoma finances finds surpluses could prevent job cuts
• Police beat: Shooting, scam and a 92-year-old alleged shoplifter
• Hankins leads Foss past Timberline
• Six years after reprieve, Manitou center's future hangs in balance
• Brothers sentenced in Tacoma for marijuana grows
• Lawmaker urges more Lottery beneficiary ads
• Longview truck driver dies after incident on Tacoma Tideflats
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration
• Lawmakers fear nationwide PE cuts are too steep
• Women's Basketball Falls to Missionaries, 64-48
• Second Half Scoring Surge Lifts Loggers
• Pierce Transit service map excludes swaths of east, west county
• Police: Wife's call after man's arrest for alleged abuse led to his meth lab
• 14 Tacoma employees laid off, far fewer than 67 first targeted
• Slain Rainier ranger's family shares gratitude in statement
• CONCERT ALERT: The Fray, Reckless Kelly, March Fourth Marching Band, The Ting Ting Tings and others ...
• WSP: Trooper saved suicidal woman near Tacoma Dome
• Man fatally shot in South Hill identified
• Man hit by car in Tacoma dies of injuries
• State acts against three health care providers
• James Sales Elementary in Parkland honored by Ellen DeGeneres' show
• Ex-Ranger gets 10-year sentence for stabbing attack
• Defense cuts unlikely to have large effect here
• Point Defiance Zoo enjoys record attendance in 2011
• Redistricting process called too long, too costly
• A bit of Tacoma history goes on the auction block
• As few as 15 Tacoma workers, not 67, face being laid off Friday
• LETS PLAY! Sports and Fitness Fest next weekend
• Tacoma’s first Polar Bear Plunge is a hit
• Fate of local Sears, Kmarts still undecided
• New edition of MLK's speeches in time for King's birthday
• Crackdown on DUI has mixed results
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• Politics and religion: topics that can unite or divide
• Opinion: A way to honor Clay
• Guest Editorial: Article about dispute did not tell full story
• Guest Editorial: Wal-Mart will bring too much traffic congestion to Tacoma
• Clover Park handles Sumner to remain in first
• Lincoln beats Gig Harbor
• Wilson falls in tourney final
• Wilson Bowls past Foss, Bellarmine Falls
• Tacoma Weekly 2011 Athletes of the Year
• Sportswatch
• Four tricked out trucks debut at Monster Jam
• Things We Like
• Words? Films don’t need words as "Committed" faces screening
• Tacoma’s North Slope
• Ruston: small town, big history
• Young blues performers prepare for Beale Street
• Tacoma memorial service to be held for slain park ranger
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Mazatlan Restaurant
• Four backpackers on Mount Rainier were warned via messages from helicopter of potential danger
• Rainier staff appreciates support from well-wishers
• Final chapter
• Friday, Jan. 6: "The Big Lebowski" at midnight
• Gay marriage gains traction
• PIERCE COUNTY: 562 DUI suspects arrested over holidays
• JBLM MPs going to Afghanistan
• As home sales rise, prices tumble
• Man, 21, pleads guilty in Tacoma street slaying from two years ago
• New Puyallup council begins new year with likely different agenda
• Loggers Among Tacoma Weekly's Top Stories of 2011
• NSCAA Recognizes Russell, McDonald On Scholar-All-West Region Team
• Thursday, Jan. 5: Thursday Beer Runners
• Friday, Jan. 6-Sunday, Jan. 8: Puyallup Home and Garden Show
• First Saturdays: Gig Harbor Art Walk
• Thursday, Jan. 12: Dick Dale
• Saturday, Jan. 7: Roman Holiday
• Friday, Jan. 6: A Leaf
• Saturday, Jan. 7: Corin Tucker Band
• Thursday, Jan. 12: Christian Mistress
• Friday, Jan. 6-Saturday, Jan. 7: "The Furniture Series"
• The Great Healer
• Sojourner 2012
• Explore!
• Gregoire expected to back gay marriage
• ‘Timing right for a leadership change’ at Museum of Glass
• Mount Rainier will likely open Saturday to allow time for grieving
• Man wanted in theft of rifle from Cabela's
• Strike 2 for Fife lieutenant
• 26-year-old woman ID'd in East Side Tacoma slaying
• Santorno takes over Tacoma Public Schools reins
• Anderson Island site to be preserved
• Rob McKenna to speak at two Lacey events
• Serial robber hits stores in Lakewood, Tacoma and Lacey
• Back To Back Conference Play Begins For The Lutes
• PLU Opens 2012 At Home Against The Whits
• Loggers To Celebrate 40 Years Of Intercollegiate Women's Athletics
• Watch for more partnerships with the community
• Wednesdays: Meat raffle
• It will be worth the drive to Seattle to witness the critically acclaimed production ‘Cavalia’
• MOG chief steps down suddenly
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Loose ends
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Jan. 9, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Jan. 6, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012
• Counting homicides in Pierce County
• Cities, Nisqually Tribe gain water rights
• Gunman shoots, kills ex-girlfriend, then self in Tacoma
• Pierce County councilman eyes Russell site
• Brian Baird helps Portland-based shipbuilder coordinate lobbying
• Tacoma mother carries on lost son's dream
• Death on Mount Rainier: A timeline
• Anderson 'saved my life,' Tacoman says
• Ranger remembered for her positive outlook
• Loggers Host Whitman/Whitworth To Ring In New Year
• Peninsula on Anderson Island to become wildlife habitat
• Thursdays & Saturdays: Karaoke with Rev. Colin
• In her own write
• Power of Love
• Uneven pay greets new City Council
• Is it OK to sleep in car drunk? Depends
• New life ushers in the new year
• Tougher checks for home-care workers start Monday
• Driver smashes into waiting room in Lakewood
• Hundreds take the plunge, greet 2012
• Hundreds take the plunge, greet 2012
• Law enforcement rangers serve as park’s cops
• Guns have been legal at Rainier since 2010
• Slain Mount Rainier ranger called ‘excellent ranger’
• Campaign disclosure law among new laws Jan. 1
• Far fewer pick 520 bridge since it got toll
• Seabird-fish research shows threshold for danger
• Bipolar GI liked manic feeling of his disorder
• On final night of the year, it's First Night Tacoma
• 7 senior Tacoma officers accept buyouts, spare colleagues' jobs
• LeMay car museum's opening, Elks Temple renovation await in '12
• Ashford woman paralyzed on drive home from deputy's funeral recovering, slowly but steadily
• Allegedly drunk woman, 19, hit and injured by car; charges pending
• Where are they now? Wendy McConkey loses 302 pounds, gains fame
• Johnson solid, but Wilson falls to Squalicum
• Lincoln controls first, third quarters to hold off Gig Harbor
• Wall Street Journal story details University Place's financial woes
• Two Puyallup Council vets depart under term limits they supported
• Redistricting may push centrists toward more left or right positions
• Christmas night ice cream truck theft leaves Parkland woman worried about her livelihood
• Shift Happens 2012 - Go Local Tacoma reaches out with new commercial
• Quick NEW YEAR’s Picks!
• Face biffs and rock music
• Armed career criminal sentenced to 20 years
• There's a time, place for your used tree
• Men arrested for allegedly stealing more than 40 guns from Sportco
• JBLM suicides hit grim milestone in 2011 - most ever
• Downtown Tacoma ice rink a hit, to stay open extra week
• Sears' list of store closures includes Martin Way site
• Fire, dragons, community usher in 2012 at First Night Tacoma
• Polar plunge: Say hello to a new year with a dip outside
• Where are they now? Joe Naimo struggles to rebuild life after strychnine case
• Tax changes good for area medical facilities, bad for governments
• Police: TCC teacher told girl, 17, stripping would aid vocal range
• Downtown Tacoma’s ice rink to stay open extra week, probably return next year
• 2011: A year of bright spots at UW Tacoma
• Top 10 of 2011
• Bus service area set to shrink
• CONCERT ALERT: Keith Sweat, 2012 Reggae Conciousness, Babyface, The Paper Boys and more ...
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Top 10 Most Read Stories on TacomaWeekly.com
• BITE US: Cart optional
• Pierce County is a melting pot of religious beliefs
• Council hears strong opposition to health care tax idea
• Top Sports Stories of 2011
• Stadium falls to Decatur despite late comeback
• It gets better
• Pot backers ready petitions for delivery today
• Applause: Family grateful for mother's care at end of life
• 9-year-old girl killed in SUV by falling tree remembered as 'full of life'
• Redistricting plan has large ramifications for Pierce County, Smith
• Tacoma man wanted for Montana beating death turns himself in
• FEEDBAG: New Year's food, Oregon goodies, Italian class and more ...
• TASTE THIS: New Year's Eve specials, tastings, half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Saturday, Dec. 31: First Night
• Saturday, Dec. 31: Fab 5 Mini Jam
• Saturday, Dec. 31: The BroHo's New Year's Eve Party
• Saturday, Dec. 31: The Spinners
• Saturday, Dec. 31: New Year's Eve with Rock-Bot
• Sunday, Jan. 1: Polar Bear Plunge
• Through Feb. 4: "Cold Fusion"
• "Cold Fusion"
• Where are they now?: Habitat for Humanity helps veteran with 'blessing' of new home
• Two Republican candidates plan to run for 10th District seat
• Armed robber holds up Tacoma Shell station
• Wilson cruises over Kentlake
• Lutes To Start The New Year Off Against The Warriors
• Swimming Team Trains, Competes in So. Cal.
• Tacoma area's driest December won't be this one
• Teacher strike, liquor-law change among year's top political stories
• Music, Art, Fire and Fun
• Things we Like
• "A Little Twist" coming from New York to Pantages
• Tacoma Symphony presents `Peter and the Wolf` at first Family Concert
• Harpist accompanies free screening of silent classic `A Little Princess`
• Pampeana Empanadas brings authentic Argentinean fare to Tacoma
• Blaze
• Czar
• WHAT'S THE WORD: That’s a wrap
• THING: Libertine Tacoma Sea Salts
• New Year's Eve 2011: Turn it up to a 12
• Wrongful convictions in Washington
• Applause: Purse turned in at grocery store before someone can steal it
• A new year, a new Children's Museum for Tacoma
• Rock 'N' Roll Bingo
• Family of murder victim sues state DOC
• New congressional district map proposal to be unveiled today
• Local train expert to speak today at Model Train Festival in Tacoma
• Plea of not guilty in car wreck that killed Clara Vallone
• Lakewood police officer arrested for DUI under investigation
• Sprinker almost ready for skating again
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Dec. 30, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Jan. 2, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012
• Recycle your holiday wood!
• New Year's Eve 2011: Get down on it
• Many happy returns? Local shopping season enters new phase
• Skiers enjoy sudden snowfall; travelers beware storms ahead
• Freeway driver goes wrong way on I-5 in Thurston County
• Shellfish harvesting closed in Sequim Bay
• Go jump in the water this New Year's – at Point Defiance this time
• There's a time and a place for your used Christmas tree
• Many can't wait for calendar to work out
• Tolls on SR 167 HOT lanes finally profitable
• Tacoma Councilman Spiro Manthou leaves consistent post
• Bethel High School's treasures return
• Warner Pacific Defeats Pacific Lutheran, 77-61
• What's closed on Monday
• Brief-stricken
• Armed and festive
• Homeless benefit from Christmas spirit
• Tara's troubled return home
• Police layoffs may force Hilltop ‘hot spots' to see fewer officers
• Flashing high beams at others against law
• Year will end with rainy week
• South Kitsap High nets $10,000 in band contest
• Sumner kindergarten sign-ups beginning Jan. 9
• Reward offered in vehicular homicide case
• Bremerton family is fifth generation to reach Mount Rainier's summit
• Eatonville school district looks at 4-day weeks, trimming 30 days
• Spanaway boy who nearly drowned at coast in August continues making slow strides in recovery
• Sorry to be a Grinch, but eventually that Christmas tree needs recycling
• Loggers Historic Run Dashed By Bulldogs
• After voter approval, work begins on a unified Pierce County 911 system
• Tacoma traces history to Lincoln, railroads and an averted strike
• State's defense contractors saw record revenue in '11; cuts loom
• Calif. family answers Auburn girl's 'air mail' to Santa
• Police pepper spray rowdy shoe shoppers at Southcenter
• What's open, what's closed over holiday weekend
• Some office moves for Pierce County court
• Kind gestures to Santa come in many packages
• MultiCare gets $1 million gift to fund holistic care in South Sound
• Ryan Moore's golf business acquires Oakbrook Golf and Country Club
• Puyallup police seek help after woman's service dog is stolen
• Warm pool, art center, space for sports planned for Sumner YMCA
• 2 dying, cross-town Tacoma churches unite at neutral location, perserve decades of tradition
• Tacoma labor leader chastizes interim city manager over job cuts
• 4 pounds of psilocybin mushrooms seized in sting in Lacey parking lot
• Quick Weekend Picks!
• The Folk-Inspired Cello - A Jacobsen Series Concert
• First the Kingdome, now Nalley Valley viaduct
• Oh what fun, it will be to travel in the Northwest this holiday
• Charges filed in September crash that killed Graham-Kapowsin soccer player
• 4 taken to hospital after driver rams SUV in Gig Harbor
• Driver, 18, arrested after car hits pole in Graham area
• Cascade Water to set Lake Tapps land-use policy
• A `Sign` of the Season
• Council selects T.C. Broadnax
• New sports center set to open this spring
• Council holds off on arts, business taxes
• Sounder lin delayed by soil troubles
• City Briefs
• Lakewood resident wins national contest for free eye surgery
• Tacoma’s `unchurched` provides chances for some, struggles for others
• Strong, silent Spiro
• Good call on manager pick
• Transformation of highly visible site is slow going for Salvation Army
• Stadium swims past Wilson in battle of elites
• Short-handed Raiders tackling new season
• Sportswatch
• Bellarmine overcomes adversity to edge Olympia
• Political history special on TV Tacoma
• Art imitates life
• Things We Like
• Uncle Thurm’s hits the mark with authentic, delicious comfort food
• Rock on
• Woolworth windows offers viewing for artistic adventurers
• Cemeteries book examines the artistry of final resting places
• Camille Bloom and the Recovery
• American Wrecking Company
• CONCERT ALERT: Saul Williams, Youth Rescue Mission, Ben Kweller, Big Head Todd & the Monsters and others ...
• Prankster pretends to offer wildlife for sale
• Ring the alarm
• Prosecutors re-file charges against Buckley woman suspected of killing boyfriend
• Man wanted in fatal September crash on I-5 near Nisqually is arrested
• Army Ranger who killed self honored by comrades at JBLM
• Donor dropped valuable Krugerrand in Salvation Army kettle in University Place
• Lakewood city manager 'Fully engaged, content' after losing Tacoma bid
• Financial problems halt skating at Wheelz in Fircrest
• New rules seek to lighten ferry load
• Propane tank blows up, Parkland house burns
• Grinch spoils serviceman's return
• First Night Tacoma 2012
• Loggers Down Southwestern For Tenth Straight Win
• Saturday, Dec. 31: Chris Anderson
• Friday, Dec. 23: Maia Santell and House Blend
• Friday, Dec. 23: Death By Stars
• Friday, Dec. 23: James Coates
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: On the map
• Nostalgia and anticipation
• Broadnax “humbled” by selection
• Free dental care on Christmas Eve!
• Thursday, Dec. 22: Comic threesome
• The Carvies for 2011
• Communicating through visuals
• Saturday, Dec. 31: BreakLites
• CRITICS' PICKS: Maia Santell and House Blend, Death By Stars, James Coates, Luminol, Allan Boothe
• Ego-less flow
• All I want for Christmas ...
• Thursday, Dec. 29: Allan Boothe
• Friday, Dec. 23: Gritty City Sirens Anniversary
• Thursday, Dec. 29: Luminol
• Department of Corrections loses most jobs this round
• FEEDBAG: Christmas Eve dinner, Christmas Prefunk Party, Johnny's moving and more ...
• TASTE THIS: Tastings, half-price bottle nights and more ...
• BITE US: Maxwell's changes
• 4th Brigade rewards battalions with no DUIs
• 83 park rangers will get pink slips next week
• Lacey man pleads not guilty in sex case
• Postal Service seeks help after Federal Way mail theft
• Pierce County jobless rate inches down to 8.8 percent
• Floatplane dock may be in Foss Waterway's future
• Council selects Broadnax
• Earnest A Shooting Star as Lutes Beat Redlands
• San Antonio official T.C. Broadnax is Tacoma's next city manager
• Departing Lakewood councilor Claudia Thomas leaves a long legacy of service and directness
• Professor Jim McCullough Honored by Vietnam for his Contributions to Education
• Another Tacoma leader departs; visitor bureau chief heads south
• With Tacoma police cuts pending, city's loss could be county's gain
• In Tacoma, food scraps soon will be accepted in yard waste bins
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Dec. 26, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Dec. 25, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Dec. 23, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Dec. 22, 2011
• Tacomans in the doghouse
• Thurston, Mason counties get $2 million for salmon recovery
• Joint Base Lewis-McChord infantry brigade hits the ground in Kandahar
• Four Tacoma schools, and four others in Pierce County, named as low performers
• Kalakala sold for $1 to person who will return ferry 'to her full glory'
• Computer glitch made some citizen complaints in Tacoma disappear
• Duo steals 44 guns from Fife sports store
• Bringing fallen comrades home
• 8 Pierce County schools make state list of low-performing schools
• $1M bail for suspect in fatal Tacoma hit-and-run
• Seattle outlaws plastic bags
• Lutes Go To Battle With The Knights
• Lutes Head To Texas For Trinity National Invitational
• Forshay Tallies Double-Double In Narrow Loss At Oxy
• College Students Give up a Day Off for "A Day to Act"
• University Place officials defend training budget for council
• Traffic Q&A: Nalley Valley Viaduct demolition will hit high gear soon
• Filed a complaint online about Tacoma worker? It might have vanished
• The cad catalogue
• Web helps Tacoma-area charities woo volunteers
• Tacoma: Aerospace Scholars pick Bellarmine junior
• Legislature needs pages for '12 session
• Green program honors Curtis High in University Place
• Late Run Nearly Completes Comeback
• Tacoma area is on pace to break 1978's record for December dryness
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE FOUR: Food and drink gifts
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE FOUR: A year-round mission
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE FOUR: Spirit(s) of the season
• Sunday, Dec. 25: Sing-Along Fiddler on the Roof
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE FOUR: Celebrate in song
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE FOUR: ‘Tis the season
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE FOUR: Red carpet cakes
• Shoulder driving will help ease congestion near Lewis-McChord
• Conservation group buys historic Eatonville-area swath of property
• Tacomans offer ideas on how to prevent crippling loss of 56 cops
• Three Level 3 sex offenders register to live in Tacoma
• Occupy Olympia leaves questions
• Lawmakers share same goal, different motives: Reform during session
• Justice Alexander to leave a judicial legacy
• More than 1,700 gather for one of Tacoma's zanier events: Santa Runs
• After Tacoma hit-and-run, woman is booked on suspicion of murder
• Powell case difficult due to lack of evidence
• More than 1,700 gather for one of Tacoma's zanier events: Santa Runs
• Cheney renovation manager sues Tacoma for $2.4M over his firing
• Man who handed out $20 bills at store in Tacoma doesn't show for an encore
• Hit-and-run victim ID'd; suspect and her may have been fighting
• Police beat: Car theft, prize scam and sex offender at high school
• Go bowling
• Sunday, Dec. 18: Brotherhood Lounge Anniversary
• Sunday, Dec. 18: 2011 Pokemon City Championships
• Saturday, Dec. 17: Bryan Bowers
• Lack of sufficient snow delays opening of Rainier snowplay area
• Soil cleanup will need to precede development downtown Tacoma
• 3 soldiers charged after armed robberies in Lakewood
• Bellarmine employee pleads guilty to theft
• Boy got out of a test, but also thrown out of school
• State Patrol uncovers illegal alcohol, cigarettes in Lacey
• Bellarmine sticks to defense to outlast Olympia
• Hit-and-run kills woman walking on Tacoma street; driver later arrested
• PLU Pushes Past Evergreen State in Second Half
• Tacoma's community policing on chopping block
• Redistricting proposal muddles picture for McCune, Alexander
• Benevolent man hands $20 bills to strangers at store in Tacoma
• Tacoma man pleads guilty to fatally stabbing girlfriend
• Judge dismisses murder indictment against Mechele Linehan
• Joint Base Lewis-McChord sets service for Army aviators
• Account established for Tacoma tot who was killed
• Police seek men from freeway chase
• Unincorporated Pierce hit hard by burglars
• Pierce County ranks second in state for homes in foreclosure
• Number of civilian jobs at JBLM to decline into 2012
• Lawmakers want to link initiatives, money source
• Alleged Pierce fast-food robber pleads not guilty to 30 felonies
• Washington Supreme Court gives JZ Knight a victory in her challenge of Yelm development
• CONCERT ALERT: Of Montreal, Coldplay, Foster The Poeple and others ...
• Suspected burglars get away after high-speed chase
• Un-repaid load prompts `Santa` to picket former boss
• Council delays city manager decision
• Tribe donates $750,000 to help local families
• Arts likely to face tough times under city’s budget plans
• Public safety layoffs on hold
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• TIME magazine honors Bruce Titus for civic, industry accomplishments
• Tacoma Rescue Mission seeking support through cold weather months
• Toy drive efforts join forces
• Slot machines no way to balance state budget
• Corporate tax abuse in our state is harming our education system
• Walmart stores benefit communities on many levels
• Mount Tahoma’s speed overcomes Stadium
• Titans cruise to home-opening blowout
• Playmakers highlight both sides of the ball
• Sports Watch
• Queen of Mean takes on Tacoma
• Things We Like
• Local calendar project supports breast health by showing off the goods
• Holiday spirit shines at Fulcrum
• Plunge into 2012 at the coolest event of the year!
• Master of the autoharp gives free concert at library
• Christmas Revels goes Bavarian
• Book Review: “Blueboy”
• The Spinners play free show at EQC on New Year’s Eve
• Medal of Honor narrative inflated in Marines' retelling
• Legislature adjourns 17-day special session in Olympia
• Legislature makes employment easier for military spouses
• Bonney Lake police arrest man after 2 police cars struck
• Hypothermia likely claimed life of lost Mount Rainier snowshoer
• Tacoma shipbuilder J.M. Martinac dropped from ferry contract
• Three active-duty soldiers arrested in Lakewood robberies
• Puyallup to pay $650K for bigger 911 center
• Early New Year's Eve Party
• Symphony Orchestra Winter Tour: Students Perform at Northwest High Schools
• Four Stars for Puget Sound— Charity Navigator Says, “Go to the Front of the Class”
• Four Hands and Eight Hands on Two Pianos
• New Year's Eve 2011: The allure of fire
• New Year's Eve 2011: Last one in Olympia
• New Year's Eve 2011: Going out in style
• New Year's Eve 2011: Last Meals
• Pre-Apocalyptic must eats
• 3 DRINK MINIMUM: Red's Valley Pub
• Tree marks milestone in Library annex
• Sunday, Dec. 18 & Tuesday, Dec. 20: "Miracle on 34th Street"
• Friday, Dec. 16-Sunday, Dec. 18 and Wednesday, Dec. 21: "The Nutcracker"
• Friday, Dec. 16: Handel's "Messiah"
• Thursday, Dec. 15: "Israel vs. Israel"
• State House makes budget progress
• Task force says state needs billions for transportation
• U.S. deep in debt, while Mint floods with $1 coins
• Gregoire proposes tough teacher tests
• Snowshoer found dead on Mount Rainier
• Sales-tax deduction left off federal legislation
• Tacoma shipyard Martinac offers to work on ferry for no profit
• JBLM soldier also person of interest in slaying case
• Ex-Tacoma city manager Corpuz will earn $215K a year in Salinas
• Colorado combat aviator, father among four killed in JBLM crash
• Loggers Parents To Gather Before Chapman Game
• Senior Trio Earn Regional Recognition
• Meet the Grantmakers at New Forum for Nonprofits
• Woman pleads innocent to aiding boyfriend in fast-food robberies
• Jake's in Steilacoom another economic casualty
• Alleged Pierce County sandwich-shop robber's girlfriend pleads not guilty to helping him pull off five heists
• Lutes ready for the world
• Air quality discussion
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Dec. 19, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Dec. 16, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011
• Ex-Army Ranger convicted in 2009 Olympia stabbing
• 6 blue whales spotted off Washington coast
• Four soldiers killed in helicopter crash at JBLM
• Occupy Tacoma's port protest peaceful
• 2nd candidate withdraws from Tacoma city manager search
• Tacoma father could face murder charges
• Tacoma council, police may recheck shortfall
• Partial state budget plan readied
• JBLM: Feds to announce grant of $15 million for I-5
• Martinac out of ferry job?
• Police believe arrested man responsible for 30 Pierce County robberies
• PLU Set For South Sound Showdown
• Logger Softball Volunteers At SASG Christmas Tree Lot
• Gittens Grabs First NWC Weekly Honor
• State looks at costs of defending sex felons
• Occupy Tacoma protests near Port of Tacoma
• Ruston book discussed
• Christmas Concert at Benaroya Hall
• Pierce County burn ban resumes amid poor air quality, stagnation
• University Place’s credit rating downgraded
• Blister wonderful
• Into the wilderness
• A pawsitive experience
• Gig Harbor questions why it's in proposed flood taxing district
• NW lab's machines have your safety in their sights
• Tacoma's hate-crime stats high
• Traffic Q&A: Driving with dome light on not illegal
• PLU Hits The Road For Tough Test At Eastern
• D3hoops.com Slates Loggers 15th in Latest Top-25 Poll
• Evergreen Elementary joins network that pitches college to students as soon as they begin school
• Pierce County fast-food robbery suspect arrested outside Subway
• Hiring of ex-Tacoma City Manager Corpuz stirs pot in California
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE THREE: Hi-Tech Gifts
• TCC men cruise in home opener
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE THREE: Dorks unite
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE THREE: Light it up
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE THREE: Meet Santa Silvia
• Saturday, Dec. 17-Wednesday, Dec. 21: "The Christmas Revels"
• 2011 HOLIDAY GUIDE THREE: Cue the revelry
• Local businesses find mashup mutually beneficial
• UP man in underwear asked for female pizza delivery drivers
• Boeing news is big deal even if you're not a Boeing machinist
• New draw at Zoolights this year: Santa swimming with the sharks
• University Place council changes boost travel/training spending
• SOTA has been a boon to Tacoma's arts community
• Tacoma's School of the Arts earns accolades locally and nationally, but there are concerns
• Wilson smothers Enumclaw with defense
• Two ex-Pierce deputies guilty of perjury get three weekends in jail
• Red Cross lauds Tacoma teacher, class for student-safety efforts
• Recount decides East Pierce Fire job
• Port of Tacoma to offer updates on Occupy protests
• 3-month-old dies in ‘tragic accident'
• First combat deaths recorded in "double V" hull Stryker
• Q&A: Tacoma Fire chief responds to questions about cuts
• Rollins, Mount Tahoma capitalize on turnovers to beat Stadium
• Tacoma man pleads not guilty to shaking baby; bail is $500,000
• Tacoma-Pierce County group looks to toughen burn-ban regulations, crack down on violators
• Manager candidate forum on television
• The Adventures of David Sawyer
• Thursday, Dec. 22-Friday, Dec. 23: Saul Tannenbaum's "Claus for Celebration"
• HOLIDAY GUIDE THREE: "Claus for Celebration"
• Quick WEEKEND Picks!
• Bonneville Power offers reward in Tacoma wire theft
• Pair of sandwich shops robbed, latest in string
• Toys for Tots holds collection events in Tacoma
• Occupiers plan to protest Monday at Port of Tacoma
• Groups appeal urban growth expansion near Sumner
• Organizations in University Place sponsor caroling for a cause
• Tacoma's three-day interview process for city manager begins
• Tacoma school board members elected in November take oath
• Three Seniors Selected NSCAA All-West Region
• Lewis-McChord hosting intensive training for soldiers to advance explosives-defusing skills
• Basketball Teams Scoop Two More Logger Victories
• Five Liberal Arts Colleges Form Consortium to Enhance Learning
• McCarver students enjoy ice skating at Franciscan’s Polar Plaza
• CONCERT ALERT: Nipsey Hussle, LeRoy Bell, Lisa Lampanelli, Hell's Belles and others ...
• Concert will celebrate faith and diversity
• Courage needed to address state budget crisis
• Why Walmart should not be in Tacoma
• Our View: Important decision ahead for council
• Jessica Spring receives Foundation of Art Award
• Oakland Alternative Gives a Big Thank You to TPD
• Occupy Moves Into Second Month With Winterizing Troubles
• Road to City Budget Troubles Proves Winding
• City Briefs
• Police Blotter
• Kandle Park to Re-Open
• Social Media Club hosts holiday tweetup for Humane Society
• Shopping Local Efforts Seem to be Working
• Budget Cuts Pack the House at City Hall
• Get Tested
• Photographer Bill Bungard debuts his work in a compelling new exhibit
• Dance Theatre Northwest brings back its beloved ‘Nutcracker’
• Need some extra holiday money?
• A Christmas Carol Gets a New Treatment at Tacoma Little Theatre
• This week only - PLU’s Midsummer Night’s Dream
• Not Dead Yet
• Find papers near you!
• The Things We Like
• Crossing the Great Gender Divide
• Salmon Saturday
• Pierce basketball picking up where they left off
• 2011 Tacoma Weekly All-City Soccer Team
• Walker Williams to showcase talents to national audience
• Narrows Teams Back on the Mat
• Boeing union approves groundbreaking pact
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Cafe Banana! (Closed)
• When the fat lady sings
• Missing yard tools, gas lead to felony charge against UP city worker
• Q&A: Tacoma Police plan how to handle cuts
• Despite tribulations, Tacoma's mayors liked being mayor
• City maintenance worker charged, fired over tools he says he borrowed
• Man charged in deadly September crash near Nisqually
• Cottages go in favor of townhomes at Habitat for Humanity project in Tillicum
• State puts Tacoma's Rhodes Center back on market
• New Safeway to open doors Saturday in Gig Harbor
• Tacoma councilman calls for timeout before police, fire cuts
• Mount Tahoma senior prevents school bus crash
• Going Mediterranean
• Saturday, Dec. 10: Infernal Legion
• THE DAMAGE REPORT: Getting dark
• The great destroyer
• Saturday, Dec. 10: White Orange
• BITE US: Brunch for the bargain minded
• Saturday, Dec. 10: Baby Gramps
• Friday, Dec. 9: Charlie Drown
• Friday, Dec. 9: Girl Trouble Countdown To Christmas Show
• Tuesday, Dec. 13: Classical Tuesdays Wine & Song Benefit
• Thursday, Dec. 15: Meet Peter Serko
• Thursday, Dec. 15: Buddy the Elf returns
• CRITICS' PICKS: The Mothership, Charlie Drown, Girl Trouble Countdown To Christmas Show, Baby Gramps, Eliot Lipp
• Saturday, Dec. 10 & Wednesday, Dec. 14: Big Band Christmas
• FEEDBAG: Linda Evans cooks, Bergevin Lane Wine Dinner, holiday appetizers and more ...
• TASTE THIS: 21 Cellars tasting, Spanish and sparkling wines, plus half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Fire up those stoves: Burn ban lifted in Pierce and Snohomish counties
• Through Dec. 30: "Scrooge: The Musical"
• The road from perdition
• Through Dec. 24: "A Christmas Carol"
• Neighborhood News Network: Parties with a purpose
• 'Boots on the ground': About 170 soldiers complete 26-hour trip from Kuwait to JBLM
• Thunderbirds return to JBLM in mid-July for first time in 4 years
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: On the dial
• Pierce County air quality worse, so more restrictions
• Pierce Council will need new leader
• Fallen Officers Food Drive nets $35,000
• Masked man robs Tacoma convenience store
• Stadium students take to streets
• Tacoma budget victims may include gang unit, jobs, two fire stations
• Gittens Selected To D3hoops.com Team Of The Week
• Wanna buy a ferry? Kalakala for sale for a buck
• Neighborhood News Network: holiday giving and work parties
• Campus community supports new scholarship in memory of Gig Harbor teen
• Home generator workshop
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Dec. 12, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Dec 11, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, Dec. 9, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011
• Looking out for #1
• Still on point
• CONTEST: Design for U2
• Cuts would reduce supervision of offenders
• Stagnant air means burn ban will continue
• Some may find discolored tap water
• Woman charged with string of armed robberies
• SOUTH HILL: Pedestrian hit, killed after running into street
• LAKEWOOD: Officials believe robber's tally jumps to 21 shops
• Puyallup backs off higher rates
• First-class mail: Just a little bit s-l-o-w-e-r
• West End's Kandle Park almost playable
• LAKEWOOD: Somebody cut through fences to get to copper
• Augustin and Wodajo Highlight Powerful Lute Offense
• Men's Basketball To Square Off With Northwest
• Oglesby Named Second Team Academic All-American
• Loggers Move Up To No. 20 In Latest Poll
• Three Swimmers Make B-cut On Final Day Of Husky Invite
• Loggers Take Seventh Straight Win as Defense Locks Down on Bearcats
• Awards signify a dedication to students
• Inquiring minds - a Lutheran education
• Happy Holidays
• Saturday, Dec. 10: Historic Holiday Celebration
• Saturday, Dec. 10: Duck The Malls
• Her best friend's waiting
• University Place police move into new Town Center station
• Four duck-hunters are unhurt after boat capsizes near Nisqually Reach
• Inherited fabric brings joy to many
• The healing power of a warm latte
• IN BRIEF: Berklee music college auditions in Seattle set
• Wounded veterans congregate in Tacoma
• PUYALLUP: Glacier View school lauded for improving
• STEILACOOM: Casual meeting with schools chief planned
• Kniffin Earns Accolades From D3football.com
• Most Tacoma officers won't stop you for not doing 20 in non-school hours
• Tacoma's arts world: Ticket tax would hit at worst possible time
• 10 ways to keep family busy during winter break
• 1 killed, 3 injured in crash on SR12 near Rochester
• Seattle protesters arrested over building break-in
• Police Beat: Fireworks, vandalism at pagoda and "you know you want these"
• 2 dogs, pig, horses seized in Olympia area recovering well
• State Patrol thinks it can replace its radio system for $12M less
• Largest state teachers union endorses Inslee for governor
• HOLIDAY GUIDE TWO: DYI Santas
• HOLIDAY GUIDE TWO: Duck The Malls
• HOLIDAY GUIDE TWO: A tale of downtown Tacoma
• HOLIDAY GUIDE TWO: An iconoclast's Christmas
• HOLIDAY GUIDE TWO: Creating a wonderland
• HOLIDAY GUIDE TWO: Traditional treat
• HOLIDAY GUIDE TWO: Tradition lives on
• HOLIDAY GUIDE TWO: Old School Gifts
• With much pomp and circumstance, Fife's own library has grand opening
• A dirty little war
• A story like WestNET's takes considerable work
• How WestNET compares with Pierce County task force
• Extending part of SR 167 that ends at Puyallup is a priority
• Audit: Tacoma possibly overbilled utilities by more than $1 million
• Through Dec. 18: "Peter Pan"
• Occupy Neverland
• PLU temporarily shuts down paper's site over profanity in story, headline
• PDC sides with conservatives
• VA staff shortages still affecting care, PTSD experts say
• Tacoma shop's bath products become one of Oprah's ‘Favorite Things'
• Closure of some Bally sites hits local tennis network hard
• BONNEY LAKE: Car crashes into Bonney Lake home
• It's no Hilton, but owner fights to keep it open
• State tax deal a long way away
• Bellarmine gets by Lincoln in defensive affair
• Lady Rams dominant in win over Mount Tahoma
• At Tacoma's Epworth LeSourd church, theft of cross leads to grief, then to recovery and prayer
• Highlights from the Festival of Trees
• Friday, Dec. 2: TUSH! Burlesque Holiday Soiree & Calendar Release Party
• Evergreen Point Floating bridge brings 175 jobs to Pierce County
• Girl's death not caused by Bethel staff, jury finds
• Nalley knockdown: Route 16/I-5 interchange work continues
• Library card good for free admission to Tacoma museums
• PIERCE COUNTY: Autopsy scheduled for inmate who died
• Two arrested at suspected auto chop shop
• Tacoma city manager candidate bows out
• After delay, photo tolls will begin Saturday for Tacoma Narrows Bridge
• Lacey council booed at raucous meeting about pot dispensary
• Holidays on ice: A Puget Sound skating guide
• CONCERT ALERT: Rammstein, Concrete Blonde, The Wailers, Kasabian, Neil Diamond and others ...
• Our Views: Ethics Complaints Becoming a Weapon of Harassment
• Tacoma Scholars Come Full Circle
• Tunnels, tunnels everywhere… sort of
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• Revenue down at Meadow Park Golf Course
• Five Finalists for City Manager
• Seattle Seahawks Trufant and Cox to host toy drive at Tacoma Mall
• Shift Your Shopping This Christmas Season
• Ho Ho Ho Hilltop
• Ethics Complaint Filed Against Mike Combs
• Will Occupy Movement Target Green Cronyism
• Occupy Movement Gives Voice to 99 Percent
• Sportswatch
• Imposing Players, Big Numbers Highlight Season
• Quins Continuing to Help Youth Hoops
• Hitting the Hardwood
• Taking to the Court
• Shop Safe this Year
• Get Dirty This Winter
• Things We Like
• Watson’s Greenhouse and Nursery Puts Magic in Christmas
• Oliver Warms and Crackles Like a Victorian wood stove
• Fingertips and Friends for a good cause
• Live Music Could Be As Close to You as Your Laptop
• Tacoma Musical Playhouse ‘Peter Pan’ Soars Straight on Until Morning
• The Spirit of Giving
• Wilson beats Stadium in season opener
• Quick Weekend Picks
• Great enthusiastic noise
• Service dog a godsend for Tacoma girl
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free Asian food!
• Boeing, Machinists OK deal for 737 MAX
• PIERCE COUNTY: Burn ban instituted for Pierce County
• LAKEWOOD: Food drive nearly half way to goals
• Man who hit cyclist sentenced
• New downtown district among city amendments
• Intervention saving lives, Guard says
• Schools group won't support sales tax hike
• Lakewood city manager candidate for Tacoma job
• Tacoma to test city manager finalists
• Let pharmacists sell pot, governors urge
• CRITICS' PICKS: Jet City Fix, Ravenna Woods, Mikal Cronin, The Mothership
• Winter farmers market
• Mondays: mellow trivia night
• Friday, Dec. 2: The Jet City Fix
• Saturday, Dec. 3: Ravenna Woods
• Tuesday, Dec. 6: Mikal Cronin
• Thursday, Dec. 8: The Mothership
• Through Dec. 23: "Oliver!"
• Thursday, Dec. 1 & Saturday, Dec. 3: Holiday cinematic classics
• Sunday, Dec. 4: Friends of the Holidays
• Burn ban begins tonight in Pierce, Snohomish counties
• PLACE: Five Guys Burgers and Fries
• Alcohol tasting pilot program takes off
• Tacoma City Council names five finalists for city manager’s job
• City manager search down to five
• More Strykers likely to deploy to Afghanistan
• 1 recount left until election's over
• The girl who lived is girl who gives
• House votes to make it easier for troops at airport security
• Grossberg and Augustin Earn Top Academic Honors
• Breskovich, Kyobe Named 2012 Captains
• Bill Breitenbach to Lead Public Conversations on the Civil War
• Lute midfielder plays in World Cup qualifier
• TIKI LOGIC: Devil On a Leash
• Protesters return to Washington state Capitol
• Lecture on uranium mining
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011
• 2 more locations participating in Fallen Officers Food Drive
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Dec. 5, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Dec. 4, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Dec. 2, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011
• Majority in state supports sales-tax hike, poll says
• Your next peanut butter purchase might cause some sticker shock
• Sears: Elderly man returns cash stolen in '40s - plus interest
• Does ex-Tacoma Dome director's role in $100,000 Dome study violate ethics?
• Payroll glitch hits Puyallup schools employees
• Crews scale back search for person spotted in Puyallup River
• Merry Christmas! Payroll error hurts
• Man charged in Parkland-area gropings
• Man shot after reportedly trying to hit Tacoma cop with stolen car
• Rescuers can’t find person seen in Puyallup River
• Loggers Shoot Up Into Top-25
• Lute Midfielder Part of American Samoa Soccer History
• Loggers Topple UW-River Falls in Fifth Straight Win
• Poll Time: How should the state fill the budget gap?
• Rock On II
• A peek behind the curtain
• Canine offers friendship, safety for child
• Traffic Q&A: Yes, it's tougher to determine whether driver is high
• Same budget-cut task, changed political tone for this special session
• Pest wife regression
• McJustice; Or, the Shamrock Shakedown
• Proud to live, play and shop on Hilltop
• As poor economy drains governments' budgets, churches in Puyallup team up to help homeless
• Local students winners in wool competition
• Lincoln High captures Golden Apple award
• Peninsula meeting will focus on upcoming levy
• Tacoma curriculum discussion set for Thursday
• Eatonville School District invites public to levy meeting
• Public can weigh in on Puyallup schools' new grading practices
• Lutes Set To Face Off With Northwest University
• Men's Basketball Sets Sights On NWC Play
• Lakewood officer's widow has a way to deal with pain this year
• Six Pierce County schools among 22 statewide recognized for innovation
• Puyallup's parking changes make commutes longer, drivers lament
• Washington's state sex-offender lockup might move
• Hundreds turn out for tree lighting
• Sumner's temporary schools chief has his contract extended by a year
• Rather not pay for your arrest? Gig Harbor has a deal for you
• 'A very big deal': Traffic signal a cause for Key Peninsula festivity
• Man says Lakewood police dog mauled him without cause, sues
• Tacoma hopes $500K grant keys development for south downtown
• Loggers Drop OT Battle With Concordia
• Amid battles to protect benefits, gays seek equality
• Port of Tacoma on watch for bad containers
• State seeks federal funds to rid Commencement Bay of pollutants
• Event today in Puyallup to begin Toys for Tots drive
• No experience needed to enjoy new rink in Tacoma
• Lutes Fall to Evergreen State in Overtime, 79-72
• Fast Start Paces Big Victory For Loggers
• Pierce deputy delayed follow-up when con artist reported crime
• Occupy Tacoma takes messages to market
• Police: Olympia woman fled after hitting girl, woman; may have been drunk
• Lister Book Fair
• Local shoppers hungry for Black Friday
• CONCERT ALERT: Fitz and the Tantrums, Left Hand Smoke, Anthony Green, John Gorka, Solas, Roy Rogers and others ...
• Pierce County detectives arrest suspect in Parkland sexual assaults
• Washington State Patrol sergeant alleges abuse due to race, religion
• Nuclear transport mission rated poor at Lewis-McChord
• Bonney Lake road renamed in honor of veterans
• Copper wire continues to be stolen from Tacoma streets
• Wind energy plans pose challenge
• Contamination spurs recall of dairy's raw milk
• Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium offers Tacoma Resident Free Day
• Music meets sculpture with Lelavision at Tacoma's Museum of Glass
• Officers to patrol for impaired drivers
• Shift Your Shopping
• Through Sunday, Jan. 1: ZooLights
• Through Jan. 2: Franciscan Polar Plaza Ice Skating Rink
• HOLIDAY GUIDE ONE: Naughty & Nice gifts
• HOLIDAY GUIDE ONE: Shift Your Shopping
• HOLIDAY GUIDE ONE: Avoid humiliation this holiday
• HOLIDAY GUIDE ONE: Holiday films
• HOLIDAY GUIDE ONE: Gingerbread Jamboree
• HOLIDAY GUIDE ONE: Tacoma Tree Lighting Ceremony
• PLU Thanksgiving Classic
• Balanced Effort Leads Loggers To Fourth Straight Win
• Photos: Norpoint Turkey Trot
• Another dose of wild weather expected
• The house that you built
• Ice rink in downtown Tacoma ready to go, just needs skaters
• Girlfriends' effort generates Thanksgiving smiles
• Police search for Wapato Park assault suspect
• Woman suffers smoke inhalation in Kent duplex fire
• Robber strikes again at Little Caesars Pizza in Tacoma
• Firefighter hit by car on I-5 recovering
• Ruling faults Edgewood
• Feds crack down
• Food Bank hands out Thanksgiving dinners
• New taxes, higher fees under consideration
• Four recognized for promoting tourism
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• U.S. Postal Service considering closing Tacoma facility
• Play games, give games at Dorky’s Toy Drive
• Giving just a bit can benefit many
• No easy solutions to Washington’s budget crisis
• Bellarmine advances to finals, falls to Skyline
• The World in 20/20 Foresight
• Basketball season fast approaching
• Sportswatch
• Tacoma Baptist’s comback falls short against Napavine
• Season brings a parade of holiday shows
• Things We Like
• Show displays many diverse approaches to pastel painting
• Love your leftovers
• Native Quest serves up Thanksgiving dinner
• No turkey on T-day!
• Keyboardists from top area bands assemble for Evening of Keys VI
• Drink Local at the Swiss
• Tour brings Queensryche to rock the EQC
• Tacoma Welcomes the holidays with yuletide tradition
• Pierce County’s pizza and sandwich shop robber strikes again
• Fifteen Loggers Score In Rout Of Portland Bible College
• Thanksgiving: Turkey, family and powerful winds for Washington
• Flood information on way to homes in floodplain
• Federal Way officers shoot man who charged one
• Photos released of pizza, sandwich shop robber
• Happy Thanksgiving Logger Fans
• Loggers To Celebrate 40 Years Of Intercollegiate Women's Athletics
• Port of Tacoma to spend $1.5M on dredging for Blair Waterway
• After arrest Sunday, Fife's mayor pro tem pleads not guilty to DUI
• Tacoma picks 5 revenue options that would help minimize worker layoffs
• University Place schools chief and UW Tacoma lecturer receives statewide honor
• JBLM crowd sees off Stryker brigade soldiers bound for yearlong deployment in Afghanistan
• Inner warmth
• Saturdays: Slammin' on skates
• BITE US: Go Loco for tortas
• Friday, Nov. 25: Derek Kelley and the Speedwobbles
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: From our own backyard
• Friday, Nov. 25: Man Without Wax
• Saturday, Nov. 26: The Dusty 45s
• Saturday, Nov. 26: Paris Spleen
• Wednesday, Nov. 30: Scout Niblett
• TASTE THIS: Beer dinner, Best wine tastings, port tasting, plus half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Storm drenches Western Washington
• Neighborhood News Network: partnerships and progress
• However you get there, have a happy holiday
• THING: Emily's Chocolates
• PARKLAND: Authorities seek help in finding groper
• Murray laments debt panel's failure
• General predicts turbulence
• Brown & Haley tins go Nutcracker for holiday season
• Gregoire wants voters to OK sales tax hike
• However you get there, have a happy holiday
• An early start for newcomer to City Council
• Tacoma schools fear state cuts
• BONNEY LAKE: Police release name of officer in shooting
• Logger Basketball Teams Take Early Leads into 2011-12
• Poll Time: post-Turkey shopping
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Nov. 28, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Nov. 27, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, Nov. 25, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011
• Thanksgiving bus schedule
• Despite what Driver Guide says, it's OK to enter intersection, wait to turn
• Firefighter struck, injured responding to crash on Interstate 5 near Federal Way
• Give till it hertz
• Man's best friend
• Lost Lake, lost dreams
• Construction irks some downtown Tacoma shop owners
• Mondays: Metal Mondays
• Lutes Cruise To Second Place, Focus On Husky Invite
• Coming Off a Win, Lutes Prepare for East Coast Match-Up
• Lute Men Swim To Great Result, Turn Toward Husky Invite
• Lutes Prepare To Host PLU Thanksgiving Classic
• Tacoma is in stretch run to finish onerous shoreline-rules update
• Rock, plant sculptures that filter stormwater set for Tacoma's core
• University Place schools chief is state superintendent of the year
• Pierce County Sheriff's office wants new patrol boat. Cost: $730,000
• Suicide by cop: Report details days preceding fatal shootout in Utah
• Thanksgiving holiday traffic may gobble up gasoline
• Wife of man shot and killed by bear hunter sues 3 firms
• Budget in perspective
• State tracks kids from kindergarten to college
• Lakewood Playhouse to replace director
• For model-train lovers, this is it
• For Cecil Leading Horse, ‘Right treatment ... right time ... right place’
• Cecil's story: Man who cost Tacoma taxpayers millions for care, emergency services, is sober
• 2011 South Sound Holiday Happenings
• Saturday, Nov. 19: All Freakin' Night
• Latest Tacoma budget slashing plans calls for 165 layoffs, mostly in police, fire jobs
• Sergeant found guilty; he's 11th conviction in JBLM probe
• Tacoma Baptist’s second-half rally falls short
• Military of two minds about work of supercommittee
• DSHS to appeal court records penalty
• On National Adoption Day, 12 families grow in Pierce County courtroom
• East Coast woman buys historic house in Lakewood without a glance
• SEATTLE: Notorious strip club to reopen as Dreamgirls
• TACOMA: Another Subway hit by armed robber
• WHITE PASS: Snow brings ski area opening
• EDB, county see strong case for more Boeing work here
• Inflation not an issue in area prices
• DenAdel Places 209th at National Championships
• Loggers Erase Halftime Deficit For Home-Opening Win
• Kniffin, Vlasak Headline Four Loggers Selected To All-NWC
• When bad weather strikes, check here for campus closure updates
• Convicted Tacoma tax cheat sentenced to 7 years in prison
• QUICK WEEKEND PICKS!
• All but one of Washington's Cascade resorts will open this weekend
• CONCERT ALERT: Wu-Tang Clan, Beats Antique, Sarah Vowell, Lady Antebellum, Prince, Kelly Clarkson and others ...
• SEATTLE: Woman seriously hurt after getting hit by car
• Deputies involved in Bonney Lake shooting identified
• Hoquiam: Suspected thief leaves her wallet behind
• Area tourism leaders mark progress
• Washington jobless rate falls to 9%
• McDonald's worker held for alleged ID theft, forgery
• Olympia drop-in center may fall to budget ax
• Parish teaches Tacoma what fair trade really means
• Construction moves on for Camp Murray
• Audun Toven, knight of Norway, dies
• PLU Women Swimmers at Northwest Invitational
• Buffington Resigns as PLU Women's Soccer Coach
• A Lute Will Run in National Championship Race
• Northwest Invitational Next for PLU Swimmers
• News from the County
• Murray Morgan Bridge to get new staircases, elevator
• Our View
• Influence of Money is Destroying Our Election System
• Battle Over Flu Shots Involves More Brain Than Arm
• Stuffed stomachs for Thanksgiving means clogged drains for plumbers
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs - November 17, 2011
• A great way to recognize Clay Huntington
• Pierce County Council Passes 2012 Budget
• View from the Barbershop
• Center of Controversy
• Clickers helped land EFN key donation
• US attorney: Only flagrant pot shops targeted
• Tacoma’s Rescue Mission Needs Food Too
• Flow of Food vs. Flood of Demand
• Sportswatch - Nov. 18, 2011
• High School Round-Up
• Bellarmine Girls Advance to Final Four
• Cruising To the Quarterfinals
• 2011 Art Students Annual
• Transforming Tollefson Plaza
• The Things We Like - 17 November 2011
• Shop Small Saturday
• All Invited to Attend Benefit for Fallen Soldier at Varsity Grill
• CD Review: Megadeth - Th1rt3en
• CD Review: For the Record
• Buy An Empty Bowl, Fill One For Your Neighbor
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free Mediterranean food! (Closed)
• Man pleads guilty to videotaped torture, murder in Lakewood
• Saturday, Nov. 19: Redneck Girlfriend
• Saturday, Nov. 19: Legend of Bigfoot
• Wednesday, Nov. 23: Strange Vine
• Thursday, Nov. 17: 2011 Tourism Matters Meeting + Celebrity Awards
• Friday, Nov. 18-Sunday, Nov. 20: Fair Trade Market
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: True to the crew
• City of Puyallup absorbs farmland
• JBLM soldier pleads guilty in bank scam
• University Place cuts developer fees
• Driver alert: Expect higher bridge tolls by June
• Have your say in ‘wayfinding' signs for downtown Tacoma
• Public meeting tonight on closing Tacoma mail processing center
• Snow's coming, but don't get out sled just yet
• University Place police looking for pair suspected in robbery
• Federal Way man tries to cut off his hand
• Lutes Open Season At Home Against UC Santa Cruz
• Seniors Lead The Charge Into 2011-12
• Liberal Arts College Graduates Feel Better Prepared, Study Finds
• Saturday, Nov. 19: Hunting Accident
• Power pop collision
• CRITICS' PICKS: Dirt Nasty, Redneck Girlfriend, Legend of Bigfoot, Strange Vine
• The cheese report
• Rebirth of a city
• Through June 10: "Gathering: John Miller and Friends"
• 'Gathering'
• DeSean Jackson is the one percent
• Sunday, Nov. 20: Fifty years of pizza at The Cloverleaf
• Saturday, Nov. 19: Olympia Record Show
• Cantwell, McMorris Rodgers are among millionaires in Congress
• Tacoma Police arrest 2 men after bank robbery, chase
• Police seek woman who robbed Tacoma sandwich shop
• Lindsey Baum search will continue today
• State adjusts workers' pensions
• Midweek snowstorm could launch season at Crystal Mountain
• Reliving the past
• Soldier faces court-martial in Afghan deaths
• Flags will be displayed inside new University Place building
• Veteran News Tribune photographer Bruce Kellman dies
• Lutes Set To Open Regular Season
• Men's Basketball Looks To Build On Success From 2010-11
• Marlow, Magnussen, Whitman Top PLU All-NWC List
• Annual Trick-Or-Can Collects Over One Ton Of Food
• Kniffin, Vlasak Headline Four Loggers Selected To All-NWC
• FEEDBAG: Wine taste and sale, beer dinner, torta class and more ...
• Arrests made in three-county medical pot dispensary raids
• TASTE THIS: Wines For Thanksgiving tastings, plus half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Please don't let me win, says Federal Way election candidate
• Join the Tradition! The Festival of Lessons and Carols
• Tacoma's Old City Hall sits empty, awaits plan
• Police, fire departments are shielded in Tacoma budget cuts – for now
• Neighborhood News Network: shopping carts and library books
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Nov. 21, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Nov. 18, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Nov. 17, 2011
• Is state tax revenue on the rise?
• Group launches same-sex marriage effort
• Pair of clouded leopard cubs at Point Defiance Zoo are Colorado-bound
• Geeks Who Drink
• Snorting hope
• Goin' on a bear hunt
• Community Health Care strike in Pierce County called off
• Woman dies after Bonney Lake shootout
• Pierce Transit may shrink boundaries
• A man ‘you could count on'
• Candidate seeks court decision on residency rule
• Commencement condos to become apartments
• Bonney Lake man honored for tireless Red Cross volunteer work
• LeMay car museum parts ways with chief operating officer
• All-America Volleyball Honors for Bremond and North
• Many Positives To Take Away As Volleyball Looks To 2012
• DenAdel Receives Cross Country All-Region Recognition
• Lutes Wrap Up Historic Season, Focus On Repeat Next Year
• Harvey, Blickenstaff Honored On All-West Region Team
• Tuesdays: Really, really good cocktails
• Fridays: Cool with a capitol C
• Kitson Swimmers Score Five Wins, Frenzel Takes Three, for Dual Team Victory
• Tuesdays: $2 beers and you
• Plan to limit igniting of fireworks in rural Pierce County apparently dead
• Documentary on Oly-based rockers Karp screens in Tacoma this week
• Fighting homelessness in Pierce County
• PLU's Got Talent 2011
• Examination of a conscience
• StoryCorps Northwest: Kerstin Ringdahl
• Lutes go to Regionals
• Traffic Q&A: Perfectly OK to pull into intersection before left turn
• Poll Time: Thanksgiving plans
• Washington superintendents push for shorter school year
• New effort to legalize gay marriage in Washington
• A Presbyterian exodus over allowing openly gay to be ordained
• South Sound couple leave $15 million surprise
• Wind power tax-credit sunset would hit state
• Operation Christmas Child send kids things they need and want
• Core Of Returners To Lead Loggers In 2011-12
• Kniffin Breaks Two More Records In Finale
• Women's Basketball Ready To Begin 2011-12 Season
• Football Moves Into Offseason With Heads Held High
• Author to discuss North Slope book
• Hazardous-materials call draws big response in Stadium District
• Reportedly armed woman with pit bull shot after SR 410 chase
• Snow Ride Guide: Six little ski gems of Eastern Washington
• Through Nov. 30, 2011: "Temporal Terminus: Marking the Line"
• Three Level 3 sex offenders register to live in Pierce County
• Enumclaw crash leaves woman upside down hanging for hours
• Initiative votes will hit budget balancing act
• Occupy Olympia members say they've crafted a safety plan, aren't leaving
• Officials search suburban park for missing Bellevue-area boy
• Cleaning up – hook, line and sinker
• Public has only 1 more ally to influence Tacoma shoreline plan
• Seattle U. Runs Past Lutes in Exhibition Basketball
• Police beat: You are not putting my fire out, transient tells aid
• Parking enterprise fund for Tacoma will fall into deep debt in two years
• Flynn, Lovejoy return as Bellarmine rolls to quarterfinals
• Littlejohn leads Lakes to easy win
• Crusaders roll over Willapa Valley to advance
• Sunday, Nov. 13: "Breakfast at Tiffany's"
• Fridays: Happy hour
• SoundCorps program gives veterans environmental mission for Puget Sound
• 11 questions with the Tacoma parents of an 11-11-11 baby
• Baby welcomed into the world on a lucky day
• Many fail to report sex abuse at school
• Here's where to give to Santa Cops
• Viking Choir will sing at Bonney Lake Elementary 50th anniversary
• Midway through two-year period, Lakewood's budget solid
• Olympia man goes to great heights to remember vets
• Charges brought in South Hill slaying from 2000
• Politician wins Ruston Town Council seat but now lives in Chicago
• Loggers Drop Heartbreaker In 2011 Finale
• Kitsons Highlight Dual Wins Over Linfield
• Songs of Peace from Around the Planet
• "Gianni Schicchi" and "Great Moments in Opera"
• Extending a hand to veterans
• Veterans find home at PLU
• Magnificat - My Soul Magnifies the Lord
• Veterans Day ceremony
• Farrelli’s offers a Christmas gift that keeps on giving
• Quick WEEKEND Picks!
• Safe Streets Community Symposium
• CONCERT ALERT: Natalie Cole, Roger Waters, Rebelution, Matthew Good and others ...
• State Supreme Court rules that ex-Pierce County judge Michael Hecht is indigent
• Driver gets 13 months for injuring woman
• Jury finds sergeant guilty on all 'kill team' charges
• Lacey getting less green from red lights
• Northeast Tacoma Elementary renames its library for graduate, Marines vet killed in Afghanistan
• Man sentenced to 26 years for Federal Way murder
• Fire destroys Lakewood triplex unit, leaving family homeless
• Goblets for giants
• Man charged in carjacking at South Hill
• Group starts hashing over unresolved strike issue
• High-end sentence for man who killed tot
• NCAA Tournament Notes
• Occidental Ends PLU's Season in Regional Opener
• School of Education Graduate to Present at AERA National Conference
• New College Entrepreneur Network Launches in Tacoma
• Nancy Bristow Speaks on Memory, Race, and Violence
• Cool Creatures, Hot Planet: Marty Essen and Who He Met on the Road
• Students and Faculty Honored for Their Work on Zina Linnik Project
• Artist Helen Hiebert Shares Her Work at Collins Memorial Library
• Women's Soccer Team Captures 10th Consecutive NWC Title
• Kittredge Gallery's 2011 Art Students Annual, Nov. 14 - Dec. 10
• T-Town Transgender Neighbors: A Portrait Exhibition
• Nine by Three: Stories - Faculty Authors Pen a Story Collection
• All invited to attend benefit for fallen soldier at Varsity Grill
• Calling all dog lovers! Local pups need your help
• The Ventures play Snoqualmie Casino tomorrow!
• New college entrepreneur network launches in Tacoma
• Occupy Tacoma: In Their Own Words
• Occupy effort is born from desperation
• Guest Editorials: Council action gives Walmart a special privilege
• Occupy together, not occupy bloodlust
• Closed buildings could sit unused for years
• Occupy Effort Takes Shape
• Police Blotter - November 11, 2011
• City Briefs - November 11, 2011
• Civil Service Board acts on unpaid furloughs
• City moving forward with plan to slash budget
• Andy Warhol design effort ‘flowering’ in community circles
• Mello, Walker Cruise To Victory
• Input Sought on Asarco Cleanup
• Sportswatch - November 11, 2011
• Bellarmine, Life Christian ride success to state playoff
• Bellarmine wins two to advance to state quarterfinals
• Rector, Millie Lead Bellarmine Back to State Playoffs
• Police release sketch of man suspected in attempted Tacoma kidnapping
• Beloved local musician remembered by many
• State's out of the liquor business. Now what?
• Rafel Tranquilino explores new vistas in music
• Coffee and beer marry in Tacoma
• The Things We Like - November 11, 2011
• Farm to Table Soups
• Know Your Public Art: Link light rail’s Theater District station
• Java Tacoma serves up luke-warm show
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: More Warren Miller tickets! (Closed)
• Panel: Pierce County deputy prosecutor erred in man's murder trial
• After wrenching testimony, jury must choose 'kill team' verdict
• Man pleads guilty in fatal Spanaway car wreck
• Downtown Tacoma apartment project near Elks Temple in limbo
• All-Region Honors for PLU Volleyball Trio
• Lutes Place Remarkable Number On NWC Teams
• Oglesby Earns Academic All-District Honor
• East Pierce fire commission race tied at 6,868 votes each
• Woman burned in Tacoma house fire that began in garage
• Union updates on two fronts
• Crime Stoppers adding 36 slayings to ‘cold case' site
• Army's going gourmet with Meals Reflecting Excellence
• Camp Murray gate meeting next month
• Man, 28, charged with murdering transient in Tacoma
• State prepaid tuition program opens Tuesday for new enrollment
• Private liquor favored, latest poll finds
• Tacoma's bullish budgeting backfires
• Cancer support group fights Metro Parks
• Getting by is getting tougher
• Fire sends occupant to hospital, firefighters save family pet
• The right recipe
• Passion for learning
• "Speaking Christian: Reclaiming Christian Language"
• Scarecrow sculptures
• Coyote problem worrisome to Fox Island residents
• Arco dealer's BP revolt may spread
• Year-old shooting death of 20-year-old Tacoma man baffling
• Jack escorts souls into afterlife
• Traffic Q&A: Pacific Avenue project draws a big tut-tut
• An exercise in creating fitness habits
• Lutes To Take On Boxers In Home Finale
• Lutes Continue Drive For Consitency, Show Well In Process
• Haunted houses, corn mazes, trick or treating continue today
• University of Puget Sound Announces $125 Million Capital Campaign
• The Lillis Foundation Makes $8 Million Gift to Endow Scholarship Program
• Couple give UPS $8 million
• Progress on lahar bridge
• Tacoma council candidate Smitherman was demoted from SOTA post in 2004
• Men's Soccer Punches Ticket to NCAA Postseason
• Police beat: Don't rob near cops, and leave the poor pagoda alone
• 100-tent Occupy Olympia has become haven for homeless
• Political Smell Test: Fuzzy math on I-1163 claims
• Proposed biomass regulations threaten jobs here, critics say
• Golf lovers' loss in Parkland is PLU athletes' gain
• Consultant hired to find next Puyallup Schools superintendent
• Decision could mean big business for Tacoma port
• Dating to 1850, Tideflats have had many ups and downs
• What do Tideflats need to succeed? Here's a wish list
• Ships are growing; narrow Blair Waterway could keep them out
• Capital blasts Lincoln, Abes settle for third place
• Nearly 1K gallons of jet fuel spill on tarmac at JBLM; no damage reported
• After 2 years, Tacoma Public Schools administrator returning to Colorado
• Olsen Leads PLU to Seventh at NWC Championships
• Lutes Sweep Aside Conference-Leading Whitworth
• DenAdel Finishes Fourth at NWC Cross Country Meet
• Pioneers Rally to Knock off Pacific Lutheran, 34-32
• With art, Gig Harbor man remembers brother killed in Afghanistan instead of avenging him
• Grand Opening and Dedication of Weyerhaeuser Hall
• Second phase of Nalley Valley construction project under way
• Saturdays: Date night with pizza
• Budget woes, rocking the vote in Pierce County, more budget woes and some drawings from Boe
• Noticing more pumpkin-themed holiday lights? No, it isn't your imagination
• Fridays: Jazz and blues night
• Nalley Valley to get new eastbound viaduct
• Quick WEEKEND Picks!
• CONCERT ALERT: Wilco, Mumford and Sons, Brad Paisley, Zepparella and others ...
• Lakewood police: Soldier shot himself before officers opened fire
• Tacoma candidate Hill a risk to public safety, report concludes
• Margaret Cho brings 'in your face' comedy to the Pantages
• More than 100 Lewis-McChord airmen head to Middle East
• Investigation clears Fife police command staff
• JBLM Ranger had most deployments of any killed in action
• PLU Baseball to Host Heel-to-Toe Hitting Camp
• Check out these South Sound Halloween decorations
• Noticing more pumpkin-themed holiday lights in the Tacoma area? No, it isn't your imagination
• Tacoma's Manitou Park school reflects on century of history
• Wanted: Halloween holiday displays
• Find the perfect pumpkin at Terry’s Berries
• Retirement community reaches out to support returning soldiers
• Our endorsements in the 2011 general election
• Election 2011: Eight Compete for Open Seats on City Council
• Anderson connects with seniors in preparation for election day
• TV Tacoma broadcasting Video Voters’ Pamphlet
• Youth can vote in state mock election
• Police Blotter - October 28, 2011
• City Briefs - October 28, 2011
• Tacoma Public Library Considers Sale of Closed Branches
• Getting to know Carla Santorno
• Discussion on big box moratorium extended
• Future Leaders Sparking Change
• Sportswatch - October 28, 2011
• High School Round-Up
• Bellarmine Girls Run to Narrows Title Again
• Bellarmine Clinches Title in Classic Win
• Junkyard Jane
• CD Review: Joe Henry “Reverie”
• ‘California Dreamin’
• ‘The Turk Italy’
• The magazine as art
• Death of a mounment
• Northwest Costume stocks thousands of costumes for rent or purchase
• The Things We Like - October 27, 2011
• Goth culture descends upon Tacoma
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: See new Warren Miller flick in Oly (Closed)
• Dad, mom plead not guilty in sword incident
• Vaughn man pleads not guilty in fatal car crash
• Tacoma City Council candidate Robert Hill competent to stand trial in judge-threat case
• County bookmobile could be nearing end of road
• Drop off unwanted drugs safely, locally on Saturday
• Elderly man leads troopers on chase near Pierce-Thurston county line
• Developer moving forward on University Place Town Center project
• Augustin Earns Third Player of the Week Award
• As Expected, Hegge Named NWC Player of the Week
• Loggers To Host Whitworth and Whitman At Stadium High School
• Women's Soccer, Volleyball Remain In West Region Rankings
• FEEDBAG: OysterFest, Fridays Uncorked, beer tasting, cocktail party and more ...
• TASTE THIS: Lake Chelan, tick or treat and Piedmont wine tastings, Italian wine class, plus half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Saturday, Oct. 29: C.F.A.
• Sunday, Oct. 30: Peter Wolf Crier
• Thursday, Nov. 3: Los Headaches
• WHAT'S THE WORD: Looking for diamonds?
• Saturday, Oct. 29: Death by Stars
• Thursday, Oct. 27: Hoptoberfest
• Thursday, Oct. 27: Comedy In A Box
• Friday, Oct. 28: Fall Brew Fest
• Saturday, Oct. 29: Glorias Flamenco en Vivo
• Delirium and frivolity
• Occupy Tacoma to Demonstrate Saturday in Lincoln Neighborhood
• 1 of 3 suspects held after man is robbed in Tacoma
• Boy nearly drowns in Spanaway; doctors revive him
• Mobile public assistance event this Saturday
• Political Smell Test: Will Initiative 1183 make us less safe?
• You’ve got mail… ooops, never mind.
• Police: Tacoma bank robber used loot for Halloween costumes, pizza
• County OKs Sumner land move for Orton Junction
• City of Tacoma faces $26 million shortfall
• Through Nov. 6: "The Hound of the Baskervilles"
• Release the "Hound"!
• Frontier playground team wins
• Theft charges filed in Seattle school district/business case
• Tacoma City Council extends discussion on big-box moratorium
• Grandfather, lawyer say boy didn't deliberately kill his father
• Brigade leaving Strykers behind
• Gebert, Olsen Lead Hopeful PLU Team to NWC Meet
• Crucial Weekend Ahead For Lutes
• Puget Sound Continues Streak Against PLU
• Lutes Running for Upper Half Finish at NWC
• Loggers Down PLU 2-0
• Sunday, Oct. 30: Le Noir Bizarre
• More ax swinging coming as city faces $26 million gap
• Soldier killed by Lakewood police 'avoided trouble at all cost'
• Paws-Abilities Total Dog Center caters to your dog’s whole health
• Homeless Resource Fair tomorrow
• Saturday, Oct. 29: Night of the Living Tribute Bands
• Increased use of generic drugs in Medicaid program saves state
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Oct. 31, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Oct. 28, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011
• Two meetings, two important city issues
• Through Nov. 13: Group Show
• Pretty stuff
• Gov. Gregoire tries again for space shuttle
• Old cars, but new museum smell
• Tacoma teacher strike cost estimate: $566,000
• Volunteers undaunted by vandals tearing up new plantings at Tacoma park
• Soldier killed by police was ‘mellow'
• Ahooga! Classic cars enter new museum home
• Fife officers accused of impropriety
• Service set Saturday for Bonney Lake homicide victim
• Nisqually Road at Mount Rainier to close today
• Project could benefit Sumner mayor
• Volleball Set For Non-Conference Finale
• Lutes Look to End Season on a High Note
• Lutes Look To Continue Success, Visit Oregon For Important Trip
• Another Nationally-Ranked Match Set Up For Friday
• Two Lewis-McChord soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Prof teams with former student on book
• PLU's first solar panel system
• Transforming logs into artwork
• Record-setting donations to initiatives a surprise to all
• Fewer injuries reported among workers in state
• Tacoma Visitor Bureau invites photo contest entries
• Fife man injures two officers while stealing car from tow company
• Hauntings and handprints
• Blood and cash
• Costume crunch
• Puyallup Valley plan still lacks consensus
• After hours, it's Lights On in Tacoma school
• Lakewood police kill armed soldier
• Valley plan still lacks consensus
• Tacoma teen traveled to Uganda for program
• Bellarmine student visits national security forum
• Federal Way school district has presence on Facebook, Twitter
• Committee wants money from voters for Lakewood street revamps
• Lutes Preparing For Another Dynamic NWC Foe
• Listen To Highlights From The Loggers Game At Lewis & Clark
• Loggers Fourth Quarter Comeback Finishes a Field Goal Shy
• Masterworks for String Quartet: Beethoven, Brahms, and Copland
• State senator's death remains a mystery
• Through Oct. 30: Great Pumpkin Patch
• Haunted Tacoma
• Saturday, Oct. 29: Capitol Neighborhood Mystery Walking Tour
• Cache overload
• Police: Man killed by deputy in Tacoma had said he had a gun
• What Sound Sound 911 would do
• Tacoma school election draws cash, controversy
• School Board candidates acknowledge mistakes
• Suspect arrested in Tacoma KeyBank robbery
• 3 big issues: Tacoma School Board candidates, in their own words
• Theft victim showered with support
• 3 positions up for grabs on Puyallup School Board
• Hope springs eternal that design by Andy Warhol for Tacoma Dome's roof might be used someday
• Is South Sound 911 measure a needed overhaul or cash grab?
• Linfield Handles PLU in NWC Football Counter
• Lutes Gets Another Overtime Win Over Pioneers
• Bearcats Stun Loggers In Final Minute
• Hegge Tops Leaderboard at NWC Fall Classic
• Curious cash shifting, hefty pay outlined in Prium report for court
• Purse pilferings, Nigerian scam, odd wounds pop up in Tacoma
• 'An honorable man': Hundreds gather to mourn Franklin Pierce High grad killed in Afghanistan
• Everyone has a ghost story
• Saturday, Oct. 22: AIDS Housing Association of Tacoma Halloween Ball & Auction
• Saturday, Oct. 22: Perry Acker CD Release
• Local brothers buy a Tesla; it's their car of the future
• Tilllicum group appeals permit for Camp Murray gate move
• Tacoma's general fund $10 million in the hole?
• Ladder truck a ‘steal' for firefighters
• Two lost dogs, but sadly, just one pending reunion
• Corrections officer stabbed
• PUGET SOUND AREA: EPA asks partnership to return $120,000
• TACOMA: Police ask for help finding bank robber
• YMCA youth program director investigated
• Early Lead Vanishes in 5-1 Loss to Willamette
• Record Day for Poised PLU in Win at Willamette
• Goss's Goal Leads Loggers Over Linfield
• Loggers Host Logger Relays To Open 2011-12
• Fourth Quarter Comeback Comes Up A Field Goal Shy
• Loggers Snap Skid With 3-0 Win At Linfield
• 200th Anniversary of Liszt's Birth • 25 Years of Duane Hulbert
• Charges filed in crash that killed Gig Harbor woman
• Planning to drive in downtown Seattle anytime soon? Then prepare to meet your 'viadoom'
• Rams rout Falcons for first win
• Tacoma police search for woman who robbed bank
• CONCERT ALERT: Puddle of Mudd, Mutemath, Idan Raichel, Nada Surf and others ...
• Quick Weekend Picks!
• New menu at 1022 South
• March in Solidarity with Occupy Wall Street today
• Raises to keep Tacoma police, fire chiefs' pay above subordinantes'
• At White House, Lacey woman honored for gay-rights efforts
• JBLM's top general upbeat about security progress in Afghanistan
• Friday, Oct. 21: Occupy Tacoma March
• State PTA: Add charter schools to reform agenda
• Patty Murray's campaign contributions lag those of last cycle
• First of Three NWC "Majors" Next for Lutes
• Two Logger Teams Appear In NCAA West Region Rankings
• Women Golfers Geared Up for NWC Fall Classic
• The Commodores
• Flemnco Comes Alive in ‘3 Glorias - Flamenco en Vivo’
• Book Review: First a Torch
• ‘Mr. Theatre’ To Get Street Named in His Honor
• Groups Express Interest in Lakewood Theatre
• Haunted Tacoma
• The Things We Like - October 20th
• TLT’s ‘Jekyll’ Brings Pages of Stevenson’s Classic Novella to Life
• Sportswatch - October 20, 2011
• Tacoma Baptist boys stay undefeated
• Eagles’ Youth Can’t Overcome Vashon’s Experience
• Wilson Can’t Solve Capital, Stays Winless
• Bellarmine, Wilson cross country teams advance to districts
• A primer on SJR 8206
• Election 2011: Former Member Challenges Incumbent on Metro Parks Commission
• Election 2011: Two compete for open seat on Civil Service Board
• Ordinance Provides Fair, Realistic Approach to Solve Shopping Cart Issue
• Our View: Schools Wrong Venue for Political Grandstanding
• New data breaks down demographics of Tacoma street gangs
• Project: U’s Get Involved Gala Hits the Tacoma Art Museum Nov. 5
• Learn how to have salon quality hair everyday at Hair and Jeffery, Inc.
• ‘Booze’ Bill Raises Headaches for Some, Questions for Others
• Police Blotter - October 20, 2011
• City Briefs - October 20, 2011
• Bringing the food to those who need it
• Board Selects Santorno to Lead Tacoma Schools
• Naval Tug Takes Local Name Around the World
• Shop wouldn't sell Medals of Honor – wise decision
• Proposition 1 Rife With Questions Still Unanswered
• WA inquest jury: '98 death of trooper was homicide
• Volunteers converge to create Kent park in 1 day
• Manitou Park Elementary School Turns 100
• Thief botches Tacoma woman's life-saving auction
• Killing warning missed in slayings of Afghan civilians
• Man taken into custody after SWAT standoff in Spanaway
• Bethel School Board to fill three spots
• Regence makes headway on government retirees' claims
• Former police officer sentenced to 14 years for molestation
• Panel will reconvene to battle oil spills
• University Place School District clear to buy 5-acre lot for $1.3M
• Huston Leads Division III Volleyball in Blocking
• Volleyball Sets Sights On George Fox
• Social Work program will focus on criminal justice major and re-accreditation under new director
• Former Tacoma officer sentenced to prison in molestation case
• Investors express interest in buying Chambers Bay Golf Course, Pierce County councilman says
• FEEDBAG: Mollydooker wines, Italian food, brewmaster's dinner and more ...
• Deadly salmon virus raises concerns in Wash.
• Emergency Food Network boss needs votes to battle hunger
• Group asks Tacoma to set aside land for $118 million project
• Big-box ban in Tacoma could be extended, scaled back
• Asian group wants Tacoma to set aside land for $118 million project
• 3rd time the charm for ‘Race to Top'?
• $1 million bail for Pierce County man arraigned on murder charge
• Lakewood police honor man who came to officer's aid
• Pierce County Council delays decision on Orton Junction
• Tillicum sewer notices mailed
• Lewis-McChord event helps families before deployment
• Highlights From the Loggers Football Game Against Willamette
• Lutes Drop One Spot In National Poll
• New Pacific Lutheran University Track Dedicated
• Women's Soccer Heads South Seeking Victory, Redemption
• New Pacific Lutheran University Track Dedicated
• Noll Earns Conference Honor
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Oct. 24, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, Oct. 21, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011
• Bringing the barrios to Oly
• Stunning on many levels
• New Eyman initiative tells state to stick with old ways of tolling
• VIP Homecoming 2011
• 'Porgy and Bess'
• TV ads for private booze initiative confuse more than inform
• Remembering former Gov. Albert Rosellini’s legacy
• Win tickets to ‘Haunted Theatre’ using only your camera
• All work and no foreplay
• Are they crime fighters or criminals?
• Father-daughter Renaissance "fight" ends in arrests
• State investigating death of disabled man who drank laundry detergent
• Sex offender wanted for Tacoma shooting turns himself in
• Customers surprised by Tacoma Lowe’s closure
• State investigating death of disabled man
• Memorial service honors Rosellini
• Orton Junction vote today
• Tacoma defends decision on Canadian hire to upgrade website
• JBLM crew rescues woman who had stroke in Antarctica
• Second Place On The Line As Lutes, Loggers Square Off
• Weeklys Return to PLU for Softball Alumni Game
• Lutes Take First Trip South For Hard NWC Matchups
• Latest AVCA Poll Sets Up Nationally-Ranked Rivalry Match
• Women's Cross Country Team Takes Third At Boxer Rebellion
• Is a Career in Teaching or Counseling for You?
• "Minds on Fire" - Kay Redfield Jamison on Creativity and the Unquiet Mind
• Customers surprised by Tacoma Lowe’s closure
• Open house seeks input on Hood Corridor project
• 'Porgy and Bess'
• VIP Homecoming 2011
• The class menagerie
• Mayor wants vote on University Place land rezone next to her home
• Kent couple pleads guilty to defrauding the state of disability benefits
• Traffic Q&A: Freeway HOV lanes
• Lost platoon's ‘leader of trust' had dark side
• You can conquer the world, son
• State figures show labor costs are down
• 30th birthday of Susan Cox Powell observed
• Mayor wants vote on University Place land rezone
• Occupy Tacoma group plans to stay
• First Creek center’s opening celebrated with event
• Steilacoom district will play host to community chat
• Football To Face High Powered No. 5 Linfield
• Parties unveil latest redistricting proposals
• Student's academic progress tied in part to where teacher learned
• A simple guardrail leads to complicated debate
• 1 hurt in Tacoma shooting; sex offender sought
• Urban kids learn to love limbs and leaves
• Olympia watershed workers unite
• Initiative 1 would relax pot policing in Tacoma
• A commander out of step
• Actress Julie Andrews pays visit to Gig Harbor
• 3 fresh faces for city of Puyallup
• Head-on crash on SR 410 near Buckley injures 2
• 100 gallons of diesel spills into Hylebos
• Sunken barge spills diesel fuel in Gig Harbor
• Whitman Breaks Out in Second Half, Beats PLU
• PLU Rallies For Victory, Stays Atop NWC Table
• Loggers Battle Whitworth To Scoreless Draw
• Loggers Outshoot Whitworth But Fall 3-0
• Red-Hot Pioneers Rally to Defeat Lutes
• Saturday, Oct. 15: Northest Sinfonietta
• From dump to glory: Roy orchard helps feed needy
• Tacoma picks Canadian company for job; local bidders wonder why
• University Place candidates differ on Town Center tenants
• Second man charged in Hilltop shooting
• Rape charges dismissed against alleged Crip
• Investigative journalist Seymour Hersh to speak at UWT
• University Place official wants flag to fly at library
• Man pleads guilty in deadly crash near Eatonville
• Pac 40 neighbors hope new bar keeps crime numbers falling
• Ex-Husky will seek Puyallup School Board seat after all
• Wilson can’t find first win against Capital
• Pacific Lutheran Women Win PLU Invitational Title
• More Chances, But Lutes Fall in Shutout to Pirates
• Augustin and 90 Minutes of Defense = First Place
• End Zone Interception Seals 14-6 Win over Menlo
• Loggers Second Half Surge Comes Up Short In Loss To Willamette
• Loggers Draw With Whitman
• Loggers Drop NWC Match To Whitman
• Slow-moving investigation of Fife police chief delayed
• 'Miracle kid' raises money for Pierce County Heart Walk
• Holy Gap! Tacoma store could close in corporate shift
• Navy Seal from Pierce County dies in motorcycle crash
• Carla Santorno on the inside track, Occupy Tacoma, Rosellini passes away and the truth about I-1125
• Bellarmine gets another easy win before big showdown
• Quick Weekend Picks!
• Warren Miller Prefunc
• Pierce County sheriff fires second deputy convicted of perjury
• 5 years old and fighting for a future of healthy hearts
• Mount Rainier deputy lands superintendent job
• Tacoma School Board moves ahead with Santorno
• Lacey woman to receive presidential honor
• Details of Fife police chief case to be released
• Chase opens center in Lakewood to help soldiers keep homes
• Woman charged in pair of Craigslist robberies
• Incident prompting officer-involved shooting is reviewed
• Julie Andrews lends star power to Gig Harbor Film Festival
• Swimming Looks To Continue Improvement In 2011-12
• Lutes Dive Into 2011-12 Season Tonight
• 2011 Athletic Hall of Fame Class Inducted
• Fitness Center Closed Monday and Tuesday For Expansion
• Ezra Vogel Talk on Deng Xiaoping: The Man Who Transformed China
• Financial-emergency declaration for 2-year colleges spurs worry
• The Things We Like - 14 October 2011
• Kim Archer celebrates new CD with live performance party at The Hub
• D.A.S.H. Center showcases its finest at masquerade fundraiser
• Tacoma Halloween events abound for the young and young at heart
• T-Town Halloween
• Sheen is ‘Winning’ in costume battle
• Sportswatch - October 14, 2011
• Puyallup scores late to draw with Curtis
• Lincoln Solid in Beating Wilson
• Charles Wright’s Late Heroics Take Back Win
• Election 2011 - Scott Heinze
• Election 2011 - Kim Washington
• Election 2011 - Karen Vialle
• Election 2011 - Dexter Gordon
• Business leaders, working families, social justice organizations, major employers are lining up to o
• Our Views - October 14, 2011
• The Results Are In: ‘Free Trade’ is Simply Bad Public Policy
• Dragons for the streets are rising
• New UW-Tacoma leader an impact player
• Nonprofit center set to shutter its doors by November
• City Briefs - October 14, 2011
• CONCERT ALERT: The Klezmatics, Idan Raichel, Swagfest 2, Skrillex and others ...
• Police Blotter - October 14, 2011
• APCC proposes major project on downtown parcel
• Tacomans sound off on big-box stores
• Bringing all things Indian to downtown Tacoma
• City Combats Graffiti, Blight With Art
• Occupy Tacoma: In Their Own Words
• Occupy Tacoma Takes Protest to the Streets, Plans to Move
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: New Warren Miller flick (Closed)
• Ex-Bremerton police officer pleads guilty to illegally dealing firearms
• Sumner teachers' deal includes furlough days
• Tacoma police investigate officer-involved shooting
• Federal Way School Board finalist drops out to take job
• Tacoma police arrest 2 in home burglary
• City manager's plan includes utility rate increase in Puyallup
• Former Orting mayor Dale Jones ‘loved his city’
• Tacoma-Pierce Chamber CEO: ‘We're going in a new direction'
• Mottet Library renovations to close branch
• Officials reopen Waughop Lake in Lakewood
• Tacoma young-offender facility's cost per youth up from $39K to $166K
• Burger town Tacoma
• Place: A frozen yogurt shop
• Monday, Oct. 17: St. Practice Day
• Saturdays: Herding Olympians
• 1022 South
• CRITICS' PICKS: Violin Vs. Vinyl, Voxxy Vallejo, Side Show Spook-tacular, The Load Levelers
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Holing up
• Dakota shouts
• Saturday, Oct. 15: The Bismarck
• Through Oct. 21: 9th Annual Juried Art Exhibition
• Union sues over end of automatic COLAs for about 109K retirees
• Some TPU services shut down this weekend
• Free crazy bread for shoe donations!
• Police arrest man after DNA hit in 2000 sexual attack
• Need a Halloween costume? Look to social media for inspration.
• United Way hosts Tacoma Day of Caring
• Murder charge filed against Bonney Lake man accused of killing girlfriend
• FEEDBAG: Fondue tasting, Tacoma Food Co-op deli, Oktoberfest, go Italian and more ...
• 'New' pagoda to look same, only better
• TASTE THIS: Middleton Family Wines, Silver City Brewery tasting, half-off wine nights ...
• Driver hurt in crash while fleeing police in Spanaway
• Tacoma City Council eyes growth strategies, signature event
• Plenty of shooting in confrontation, but no injuries
• Candidate forums set for Puyallup council, schools
• Pierce County deputies looking for sex offender
• Committee to start work on legislative districts
• Tacoma muesli business started with a search for cereal
• Teen arsonist apologizes to family, park users
• Zoo Boo
• PLU Invitational Slated for Saturday Morning
• Bremond Picks Up NWC Honor
• Lutes Hope to Be Offensive to Whitworth, Whitman
• Lutes Host Annual PLU Invitational on Saturday
• Back To Back Honors For Augustin
• Hegge Earns Northwest Conference Recognition
• BITE US: Twisted Kilt
• Wednesday, Oct. 12: "In The Mood: A 1940s Revue"
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Oct. 17, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, Oct. 14, 2011
• FIFE - public hearing about property taxes tonight
• Murder charge revived against mentally-ill defendant
• Find out progress on Pacific Avenue streetscape
• Former Wash. governor Rosellini dies at age 101
• Death ruled suicide after body found in Spanaway Lake
• Proposal to limit fireworks in Pierce County put off a month
• Cheney Stadium subcontractor sues general contractor, city
• Pierce County weighs in on fireworks ban
• Gig Harbor woman dies in 2-vehicle wreck on Route 302
• Body found in missing woman’s Bonney Lake home
• Lakewood issues permit to move Murray gate
• Filmmaker Turns Hans Ostrom Novel Into Romantic Thriller
• Puyallup schools basing grades solely on a student’s academic performance
• Noted Native American filmmaker keynotes symposium
• Tacoma City Council candidates on the hotseat
• Passionate about service
• dCenter 'emerges' as a resource for students
• Benson lecturer poses question:
• Fall Restaurant Guide
• Up a tree
• Prince Harming
• Limit on fireworks in Pierce County to be considered
• South Sound women ‘leave it all on the rink'
• Police investigate body found in Spanaway Lake
• 1 day to set off fireworks?
• All-Academic approach
• 2 bidders want to control state liquor distribution
• State adding electronic system to its meth-tracking efforts
• Traffic Q&A: It's not just about slow, but also flow
• 4 people injured in early morning crash in Federal Way
• Listen To The Recap Of The Loggers Game At Linfield
• Lutes Prepare For Homecoming Against Menlo
• Jackie Harvey Leads Loggers To Sweep of Willamette
• Tacoma festival celebrates everything Greek
• Runners get wild and crazy in Lacey's Rampage for the RAC
• Talk of changing military pensions sparks debate
• Inmates raise delicate butterflies
• Gamache Scores In Overtime as Lutes Beat Bruins
• Loggers Post Sixth Consecutive Shutout
• Lutes Beat Pacific to Break Up Second Place Logjam
• Great Round for Lutes, Who Finish Eighth
• Arts-focused Fall Free for All plays out at 6 Tacoma spots; it continues today
• Pair vying for Tacoma council seat tout ages, for different reasons
• Friday, Oct. 7-Sunday, Oct. 9: Oktoberfest Northwest
• Through Sunday, Oct. 9: Celebration of Western & Wildlife Art
• Heidelberg water tower comes down as part of demolition
• Homes, RVs in spotlight together at Tacoma Dome
• Kantor moves from downtown to site near Tacoma Mall
• Man pleads not guilty in traffic fatality
• Film explores the cost of ‘compassion fatigue' on relief workers
• Deputy fired after perjury conviction
• Man charged after officer is punched
• Tacoma woman hopes arrest leads to conviction in mother's 1989 slaying
• Loggers Win Fifth Straight With Shutout Of Pacific
• Lutes End Scoreless Streak But Linfield Prevails, 3-1
• Big Wins as Men's Soccer Chops Down Loggers, 4-2
• Turnovers Prove Costly As Loggers Fall At No. 5 Linfield
• Home Undefeated Streak Snapped Against PLU
• Rams can’t stop Lincoln ground game
• Tacoma deputy superintendent may get top job – temporarily
• Logger Men Golfers Take Second At Whitworth Fall Invitational
• David Tinsley Honored with National Award for Advancing the Teaching of German
• It looks different now, but Point Defiance Park pagoda will be back to historic glory next year
• November deadline set for major status report in Prium bankruptcy
• Better late than never: Fife is set to release police chief inquiry
• About 200 gather in Tacoma for anti-Wall Street demonstration
• Free fluorescent lights
• Free CPR training
• Clean water clusters, potholes, awards for TV Tacoma & Pierce County TV and a new blog ...
• Charles Wright’s late TD takes back victory
• Quick Weekend Picks!
• Family of first soldier killed in Afghan war reflects 10 years later
• Peace groups attempt to keep war visible for nation
• Tacoma City Council candidates' competition slim?
• Convicted murderer charged with 1989 Hilltop slaying
• Marine Reservist Bollen Featured in Northwest Guardian
• Lutes Aim To Bulge The Ol' Onion Bag
• PLU Women's Golf Eighth at Saint Martin's Invite
• Broadway Center program brings stories of a cross-section of Tacoma's residents to stage
• Michael Crain “Nothin’ Better Than Love”
• Big Talk:
• TCC art gallery hosts 9th Annual Juried Exhibition
• Organist Jeff Orr to play concert to benefit American Cancer Society
• Sportswatch
• ‘Don’t Know Much About Indians’ (But I Wrote A Book About Us Anyway)
• High School Round-Up
• There’s more than meets the eye in intelligent, thought-provoking ‘A Perfect Life’
• Lutes get best of Loggers in defensive affair
• ‘Losing Control’ Offers a Unique Quirky Look into the Science of Love
• Abes, War Eagles, Crusaders solid in blowout wins
• Things We Like - October 7, 2011
• Heart Walk 2011 puts focus on prevention
• United States needs more ‘us’ to regain strength and optimism
• Initiative 1125 will force politicians to abide by state constitution
• Reflection in the mirror
• McNeil Island Prison has a storied history to tell
• Island of Desolation
• Providence, Swedish plan to join forces
• Volunteer campaign urges Tacoma to spare an hour for youth
• Shoreline regulations continue to fan flames of controversy
• Zipcars available at University of Washington-Tacoma
• Police Blotter - Oct. 7th, 2011
• City Briefs - Oct. 7th, 2011
• Rain gardens will filter stormwater on Pacific Avenue
• THA lands key grant for Hilltop education center
• Duck Derby got supporters wet
• TOMORROW ONLY - Farrelli’s raises funds for breast cancer
• Abandoned carts could cost stores
• McKinley Park continues its rebirth
• CONCERT ALERT: Brian Setzer's Rockabilly Riot, Puscifer, Russian Circles, Bloodshot Barrels & others
• THE DAMAGE REPORT: Exploding on the scene
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free tickets to the Tacoma Film Festival
• Army orders 115 more blast-resistant Strykers
• Puyallup approves cottage homes
• Electrical fire in Tacoma causes $105,000 damage
• West Pierce Fire & Rescue to host dedication ceremony for 9/11 artifact
• Moths from B.C killing cherry trees in Pierce, Thurston counties
• Top environmental designation goes to Tacoma's tallest facility
• Man pleads not guilty to intimidating, bilking older Lakewood women
• Thursday, Oct. 6-Thursday, Oct. 13: Tacoma Film Festival 2011
• Through Oct. 16: "Little Women"
• Where's the beef?
• Friday, Oct. 7: Tallest Tree
• Friday, Oct. 7: Charlie Musselwhite
• Saturday, Oct. 8: Rooftop Warrior
• Saturday, Oct. 8: Maltoberfest 2011
• Tempest Lounge
• Thursdays: Calm, cool and conversational
• Thursdays: Hip Hop/R&B party
• 'I'm really overwhelmed': Knox home after four years in prison
• Ready for another colder-than-average winter? Weather Service says La Nina is back this year
• New majors in history, writing and Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
• Three Level 3 sex offenders register to live in Pierce County
• Lacey-area fire investigated as arson; residents unsure why they're targeted
• Lacey man reportedly admits lying about struggle leading to shooting
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Leezy Soprano, Todd Sykes, Tha Deacon and Knucklehead Banga
• Through Oct. 16: "Bunnicula"
• Veggie vamp
• Alleged serial con man suspected in Spanaway case finally caught
• New, $27 million waste center does recycling ballet
• ‘IPZ' tag meant to help create Foss water hub
• Mayor sees opportunity for Tacoma in trade pact before Congress
• Lakewood seeking a $5.7M grant to improve Madigan traffic at I-5
• DNA evidence unlikely to show whether Bundy abducted Tacoma girl
• As You Like It - The Bard Delivers Anew, Four Centuries On
• Alleged serial con man suspected in Spanaway case finally caught
• Police: Woman cheated renters in Pierce County out of thousands
• Gregoire orders sale of Mercedes 'Lottomobile'
• ‘Voices of the City’ is about to find its voice
• TASTE THIS: Maison Bleue, wine tastings, plus half-price bottle nights and more ...
• FEEDBAG: Free dinner party class, Pumpkin Pie Blizzards, fondue tasting ...
• 3 arrested after armed robberies, sexual assault at Lakewood coffee stands
• Public hearing on big-box stores
• 2011 Environmental Science Seminars Series
• Sustainability series covers many fields
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Oct. 10, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011
• Cold-case murder suspect charged in new assault case
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Oct. 7, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011
• Through Oct. 16: "Always...Patsy Cline"
• Schlitz, meet schmaltz
• Halloween on Hilltop
• Donations accepted to fund Boy Scout statue replacement
• Point Defiance Park earns national recognition
• Gay rights advocates shift focus to Defense of Marriage Act
• Sumner land plan reborn
• State moves to ban bath salts for good
• Man charged with vehicular homicide in Buckley crash
• Volleyball Returns Home Looking For Two Wins
• Learning Experience for PLU at ITA Regionals
• Cross Town Rivals Clash For Conference Lead
• Women's Golf To Hold Informational Meeeting Wednesday
• Loggers Remain In National Poll At No. 19
• Logger Softball To Hold Fundraiser For Susan B. Koman Foundation
• Loggers score season high five goals to down George Fox
• Win tickets to "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil"
• 2 Tacoma residents taken to Harborview after crash on I-5 in Federal Way
• "Overexposed: The Cost of Compassion"
• The Limited Gift of Water
• "The Fantasticks"
• On Monday, 5 state agencies become 1
• Man killed in Frederickson crash identified
• Early morning fire engulfs large Northeast Tacoma home
• Helen of Toy
• Lucrative endeavor
• Almost as cool as bugs!
• Todd Beamer High in Federal Way will receive $3,000 dairy grant
• Senior at Tacoma's Wilson High becomes Eagle Scout
• Kindergarten-prep classes offered free in Puyallup
• Public hearing to get feedback on Sumner school boundaries
• Clover Park School District, firm join to conduct phone survey
• $10,000 award given to Clover Park High
• Traffic Q&A: Car pool misuse? $124 fine
• Cuts muddle mental care releases
• Hegge is Medalist at Whitworth Invitational
• Lutes Look To Spoil Whitworth Homecoming
• Check Out The Highlights From The Loggers Football Game At PLU
• Loggers Take Second At Whitworth Fall Invitational
• Gregoire trip costs came in a lot higher
• 1 killed, 1 hurt in rollover crash in Frederickson
• 2 sides make cases in Olympia meeting about controversial Vietnam War memorial proposal
• Washam-retaliation claim spurs federal civil-rights investigation
• Residents converge on Lake Tapps to mark hydroelectric plan's 100 years
• Proposal to expand urban-growth area near Sumner may resurface
• Loggers Score Season-High Five Goals To Down George Fox
• Lutes Bumped Out of Singles Play at ITA Regional
• PLU's Struggles Continue as Pacific Wins 2-0
• Lutes Give Boxers the Rainy Day Blues
• Getting OK for medical pot is so easy, even a reporter can do it
• Despite changing rules, medical marijuana field has exploded statewide
• Collector buys equipment and trains from Tacoma's Camp 6
• Where maze meets maize, Keller's likeness kicks off fall
• In Lakewood, hotel development displaces mobile home residents
• USGA approves U.S. Open logo for Chambers Bay
• Trio of Tacoma firefighters witnessed horrors, responded as heroes in Reno air show tragedy
• State finds no violations found in diver's illness
• Washington State Patrol seeks witnesses of fatal I-5 crash
• Tacoma school district announces new dates for graduation ceremonies
• Kelsie Mo(o)re Than Enough For Lutes Volleyball
• Another 14th-Place Finish for PLU Women Runners
• Strong Race for DenAdel, PLU Men End Up 14th
• Two More Goals for Augustin in 5-2 Men's Soccer Win
• 21-7 Final Makes It 23 of 24 for Lutes Over Loggers
• McCluskey's Goal Lifts Loggers Over Boxers
• Strong Defensive Effort Not Enought As Loggers Fall At PLU
• Lincoln coasts over Foss behind ground game
• About 600 Pierce Transit bus stops close Sunday amid budget shortfall
• Ex-Tacoma City Manager Anderson got mostly positive emails after firing
• Museum helps lure prestigious Kirkland auto show to Tacoma
• Get Involved Gala at Tacoma Art Museum
• Sunday, Oct. 2: Seattle Mandolin Orchestra
• “Coach” Red Smith brings wealth of experience to Bellarmine
• Suit up!
• Quick Weekend Picks!
• Gradutation updates for Tacoma School District seniors
• Tacoma man gets 9-year term for sex trafficking
• Local men among 6 charged in Kent car show shooting
• Buckley council member jailed after plea in sexual-abuse case
• Should Olympia's Vietnam memorial include Vietnamese soldiers?
• Court: Firing of ex-Federal Way teacher for argument unjustified
• Banned Books author Sherman Alexie coming to Puyallup
• PIERCE COUNTY: Burn ban will end in much of area today
• Man hospitalized after house fire near Gig Harbor
• Man killed in rollover while fleeing police
• PLU Women Continue Progress, Look to Next Race
• PLU Women's Tennis Ready for ITA Regionals
• Back to the Road for PLU Women's Soccer
• Lutes Seek Steady Improvement at Willamette Meet
• Tune In This Weekend
• Pierce County burn ban to be lifted Friday
• Things We Like - Sept. 30, 2011
• Local rockers mix it up with free show at Hell’s Kitchen
• No rest for the wicked at Lakewood Playhouse
• Families will love TMP’s musical version of ‘Little Women’
• Cultivating a Tradition
• Captivating short films featured at Tacoma Film Festival
• Friday, Sept. 30: Terese Ambrosi Smith
• “Natural Selection”
• Fall Free for All
• Sportswatch - Sept. 30, 2011
• Bellarmine opens league play with big win
• Stadium Earns Hard-Fought Win to Stay Perfect
• Lancers and Lions Roll 4-0
• Business up north impacts local economy
• Central Neighborhood Council Opposes Walmart
• Postal Couriers Gather for ‘Save the Post Office’ rally
• Elks have big plans for new lodge
• Hashford Compassion Club helps people live happier, more productive lives
• Guest Editorial - Avoid debt: get creative about paying for college
• Governor gets the credit for ending teacher’s strike
• Close call for Washam
• Businessman does not fear big box stores
• City challenges Walmart’s plans for Tacoma store
• City Briefs - Sept 30, 2011
• Chinese Reconciliation Park gets its own Tacoma landmark
• District, union agree to put strike behind them
• CONCERT ALERT: Jeff Dunham, Duff McKagan, Black Star, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Aaron Lewis and others ...
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free tickets to a gala (CLOSED)
• New Big Whisky Saloon in Olympia
• Puyallup police seeking men in home invasion
• Teen admits to setting pagoda fire at Point Defiance Park
• Lutes Head East For Big Weekend On The Road
• Rayburn Recognized By Northwest Conference
• Coach To Cure MD, Canned Food Drive To Take Place This Weekend
• Judge: Home where Steve Powell was arrested on porn charges is unfit for his son's 2 children
• 3-year deal ratified; Tacoma teachers will get full first paycheck
• Taste the experience
• THE DAMAGE REPORT: Weekend warrior
• Teach the children well
• Wednesdays: DJ Kun Luv
• Tuesdays: B.O.G.O.
• Saturdays: Mauro-ized Masa
• Thursdays: Ladies laugh night
• Saturday, Oct. 1: 24-Hour Comics Day
• Saturday, Oct. 1: NWCZ Rocktoberfest
• Friday, Sept. 30: NoMeansNo
• Man arrested in shooting death on his Elbe-area property
• JuNkTaStIc SuNdAyS returns this weekend
• Defense lawyer calls Amanda Knox immature, naive
• Applause: Boys & Girls Clubs stepped up during Tacoma teacher strike
• State retirees plan to sue for return of cost-of-living adjustments
• TASTE THIS: Hip Chicks Do Wine, wine tastings, plus half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Thursday, Sept. 29: Aceyalone, Opio, Equipto, Z-Man, CityHall, Fresh Heads
• Tacoma home-brewers find their beer tastes better with homegrown hops
• Ecology tests the Murray Morgan bridge's dust
• Waterfront rules remain divisive in regards to industrial or public uses
• Regional coffee chain owes wages, feds say
• Lewis-McChord soldier honored for saving woman's foot, maybe her life
• Wednesday-Saturday: Karaoke with Rev. Colin
• Release your inner Meat Loaf
• Breathe it in
• Three Second Half Goals Doom Lutes
• Loggers Ranked 17th In Latest Poll, Head To The Whits This Weekend
• Loggers "Take Over" Joeseppis On Monday
• Wild Match Ends With Lutes Beating Saints
• Three Second Half Goals Key Logger Victory
• Puyallup fake chop shop helps detectives arrest at least 11
• Work has Sprinker on track for Jan. 2 opening
• Zipcar car-sharing zooms onto campus
• FEEDBAG: Cheese tasting, Octoberfest festival, beer tasting and more ...
• FEEDBAG: Cheese tasting, Octoberfest festival, beer tasting and more ...
• Friday, Oct. 7-Sunday, Oct. 9: Tacoma's 50th Greek Festival
• Unvaccinated dogs at risk from raccoon distemper outbreak; Humane Society offers free vaccine clinic
• Friday, Sept. 30: Last Free Ya Mind open mic
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Residual heat
• Washam gets website privileges restored
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Oct. 3, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Sept. 30, 2011
• Laugh for a good cause at Humor for Homes Comedy Night
• D.A.S.H. Center holds Masquerade Ball fundraiser
• Industrial Safety and Health Conference
• Audit finds about $2.6 million in overpayment for child care
• Development at Elks building in question
• Job perks can't be bleat
• Western State Hospital proposes discharging 150 patients
• Tacoma teachers likely will be paid on time
• Lewis-McChord Ranger killed in gunbattle
• Check your mailbox for a $52 bridge toll fine
• Western State cuts proposed
• Puyallup Fair attendance flat, but officials happy
• PLU Hosts St. Martin's in Non-Conference Match Tonight
• Conference Picks DenAdel for Weekly Honor
• Coming Off Huge Weekend, Lutes Ready For Revenge
• Solid Second Round Moves Lutes Up A Place
• Kniffin, Souza Recognized For Record-Breaking Week
• Merfeld Named NWC Defensive Student-Athlete Of The Week
• Guest Editorial - Our future is not being televised
• Guest Editorial - Racial inequality in education hurts America’s global competitiveness
• Guest Editorial - Where have all the good jobs gone?
• UW Tacoma scientists measure microplastic debris in B.C. waters
• Obama visits Seattle to raise money, energy for campaign
• Centralia infant allegedly abused by mother dies of injuries
• Remembering Norway
• 'We have a lot of work to do'
• High winds wreak havoc on Murray Morgan Bridge's protective cover
• Kniffin Breaks 42-Year Old Record In Loggers Loss At Whittier
• Route 16 exit to get extra attention
• Lack of interest by manufacturers might kill state loan program
• State decides what's not an emergency
• Bonney Lake teacher tops in state
• Speeding Gig Harbor man killed when car hits tree near Purdy
• Should grocers be charged for returned carts?
• Playing by new rules at the new Playground by the Sound
• Girl with a wait problem
• Burning bridges
• Scores Balloon As Lousy Weather Hampers Golfers
• PLU Athletics Announces Canned Food Drive
• Kitto Leads Loggers At SMU Invite
• Gig Harbor man killed in crash near Purdy
• Yelm woman injured in one-car crash
• All Nippon will get 1st Dreamliner today
• Festivities celebrate Nisqually
• Where to watch the game
• Generosity helps Tacoma family get service dog for autistic girl
• Today is the final day to do the Puyallup
• Pierce County budget proposal includes no COLAs, more job cuts
• Tacoma schools, union leaders look back at what prompted strike
• Looming defense-spending cuts fuel worries at JBLM, elsewhere
• 205 years after Lewis and Clark expedition stole canoe from Chinook, descendants make amends
• Wildlife group claims FEMA policy is harmful to salmon
• Lutes Impressive at the Net in Win Over Bruins
• PLU Netters Knocked Out of Singles Winners Bracket
• Offense Hard to Come By in 2-0 Loss to Whitworth
• PLU Out of Doubles Contention at ITA
• Men's Soccer Moves Into First Place Tie Atop NWC
• Merfeld Records Second Shutout As Loggers Beat Missionaries
• 'It feels like the first day again': In Tacoma, thousands return to classrooms after strike
• Teachers cry foul over district's delay of pay
• McKenna challenges court ruling on legal help
• Parents of missing mother seek custody of sons
• Soldier, 21, gets 7 years in murder of Aghan teen
• Bellarmine handles Mount Tahoma
• Augustin's Overtime Goal Nets Men's Soccer Victory
• Kniffin Breaks 42-Year Old Record In Loggers Loss At Whittier
• Kniffin Breaks 42-Year Old Record In Loggers Loss At Whittier
• PLU Women Runners Place Second at Linfield Preview
• Women's Soccer Blanked by Missionaries
• DenAdel Runs Away With Linfield Preview Title
• Lakes starts fast in cruising over Wilson
• Tacoma students are back in school
• Happy Xmas (Strike is Over) edition
• Sunday, Sept. 25: Never Shout Never
• Sunday, Sept. 25: Jazz Jam Session
• QUICK WEEKEND PICKS!
• CONCERT ALERT: Greensky Bluegrass, Queensryche, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Das Racist, Thomas Dolby and others ...
• Tacoma teachers, students return to class today
• Jury gets case of Pierce County deputies accused of perjury
• Awwwwww! Two more clouded leopards come to Tacoma
• Tacoma's Chinese Reconciliation Park opens
• Powell in-law arrested on charges of voyeurism, possessing explicit photographs of girls
• Makeup days set for Tacoma teachers, students
• Final contract under review for approval
• Youngest in ‘kill team' case pleads guilty
• Bates' top leader to step down
• Logger History Celebrated With Hall OF Fame Induction and Anniversary Celebrations
• Fair Food - Oran Hesterman Explains Why You Should Care
• Flowing River, Pooled Spring
• Things We Like - September 23, 2011
• The Breaklites
• Fur Ball is back - with a twist
• Area bands hold fundraiser for Connie Meredith
• GeekGirlCon: A Celebration of Female Geekdom
• Trace Adkins
• Tsutakawa’s “Harmony” monument at the Western Washington Fairground
• Celluloid celebration
• Sportswatch
• Life Christian shows grit in tough soccer loss
• Life Christian, Curtis suffer tough losses
• Strike is over - school resumes tomorrow
• Police Blotter
• Entrepreneur expo helps women transform business, life
• Live Laugh Love
• Former Tacoman victim of a kangaroo court
• Charging into the future
• City Briefs
• Pierce County welcomes new citizens
• Council members, consultants discuss city manager search
• Economy hits hard for oral health care
• Full Speed Ahead
• Graham-Kapowsin student, 16, killed in car crash identified
• 2 men separated from hiking group found safe
• Gregoire calling lawmakers back for special budget session
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free Fondue!
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Locally made
• New look, same great taste
• Accused Pierce County deputies admit to mistakes, deny perjury
• DSHS filing error may cost state millions
• Gregoire praises Tacoma school deal; teachers vote at noon, could be in class Friday
• Army court-martial today for 'kill team' suspect
• Program steps up during strike
• Pierce County Council scraps annual salary increase
• Downtown Puyallup parking management plan gets OK
• Volleyball Heads South Looking For A Win
• PLU Men's Tennis Ready For ITA Regional
• Anything but a boring morning
• Saturday, Sept. 24: Campfire OK
• Friday, Sept. 23-Saturday, Sept. 24: What You Got Fest
• Youthful exuberance
• Street magic
• Through Oct. 9: "Bell, Book and Candle"
• Witchy woman
• Burnt offerings
• CRITICS' PICKS: Shrouded In Veils, Witchburn, Murder By Death, Hey Lover
• Friday, Sept. 23: Shrouded In Veils
• Olympia bookkeeper for judges group gets 2 years for embezzlement
• Applause: Fair staff comes through for fairgoer
• Foss graduate gets 22 years in Nicaragua drug-laundering case
• Boy who miraculously survived 15 minutes underwater is back at his Spanaway home
• JBLM service members celebrate end of ‘don't ask, don't tell'
• Pierce County man saw chilling Nevada air-race crash up close
• Pierce County deputies accused of perjury may take stand Wednesday
• Search firm suggests Tacoma city manager could be hired Dec. 12
• Gregoire pressures for deal to end strike
• The crust is a must, and filling's downright peachy
• President Obama Calls for Campus Interfaith Work - Puget Sound Responds
• Tacoma puts Walmart project 'on hold,' calls planned design too big
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Sept. 26, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Sept. 23, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011
• NOSH LEAGUE: Dip into the past
• Yelm man who allegedly solicited judge's death held without bail
• Milgard worker jailed after goods destroyed at Fife warehouse
• Should Bonney Lake rename part of a road for vets? Opinions vary
• Bronze statue of Scout is stolen in Tacoma, likely for scrap metal
• Fife police: Disgruntled employee causes extensive damage at Milgard warehouse
• Have thoughts about gang activity in Tacoma? City wants to hear them
• The Tacoma Film Festival grows in its seventh year
• Kitchen fire at Lowell Elementary put out quickly
• Julie Andrews coming to Gig Harbor
• Navy officer, partner wed as ban ends
• JBLM soldier shot, killed in Afghanistan
• Teacher talks continue
• PLU Women Runners Get a Preview
• PLU Volleyball Moves Up One Spot to 19th in National Poll
• Women's Soccer Making Trek to Face the Whits
• PLU Runners to Get Preview of NWC Race Course
• First NWC Road Trip Carries Long Travel, Tough Teams
• Lutes Prepare For Puget Sound During Bye Week
• Loggers Stay At No. 16, Ready For Nationally-Ranked Rivalry Match
• Trio Of Loggers Selected For NWC Weekly Honors
• Mens Soccer Team Shuts Out Linfield With Trio of Goals
• Pierce council members set to kill 3% raises for selves, others
• Lewis-McChord soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Tuesdays: Calling all geeky brainiacs
• Tuesdays: Geeks Who Drink pub quiz
• Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh to speak
• Alaska governor and Lute visits campus
• A blast of reality from the desert
• Exploring with Hubble
• Subscribe to our weekly newsletter
• Recent call-ups getting valuable experience with Mariners
• Turbulence on the runway
• That witch does not kill us ...
• Sunday, Sept. 18: Wizard's Hairspa 30th Anniversary Bash
• You go girls (and some boys too)!
• Chihuly gets big 70th bash in Tacoma
• Lawmakers now bargaining chips in redistricting battle
• University Place proposing rezone to stop gravel mining near suburban community gateway
• City of Federal Way sued over fatal crash
• College info available for high schoolers in Puyallup
• Tacoma School of the Arts earns education honor
• Clothing bank open for elementary kids in Federal Way
• Potential buyer would shutter Fir Acres mobile home park
• Traffic Q&A: Next phase in state Route 16 project behind schedule
• Lutes Ready For Big Match At Home Against UPS
• Lutes Men Finish 14th at Sundodger Invitational
• Listen To Homecoming Highlights
• Logger Spotlight On Fall Sports
• Swearing-in citizenship event is back in Tacoma after 63 years
• Puyallup Fair parking can be wildest ride of all
• Why a plea deal makes sense for "kill team" suspect from Boise
• Washington pair missing after Reno air crash, are feared dead
• No more fat to trim, state officials warn
• Showing cars and revving engines
• Ceremony marks start of Elwha Dam removal
• As military's gay ban nears its end, change already visible
• Bath bomb company expands operations from house to Tacoma retail store
• Bearcats Surprise Lutes in Men's Soccer
• Trio of Loggers Score In Shutout Of Linfield
• Freeman Scores Late But Loggers Fall To Linfield
• PLU Women 14th at Sundodger Invitational
• Moore Leads Lutes to Sweep of Pioneers
• Women's Soccer Falls to Willamette, 3-1
• Recall effort out of the way, but other issues loom for Washam
• No sanctions against striking teachers ... for now
• Buckley council member denies sexually abusing 7-year-old girl
• Bringing the laughs
• City of Lakewood creates own coins
• No sanctions against teachers ... for now
• Pep rally for teachers pulls crowd downtown
• HUD grant set for Hilltop
• Former soldier rides to raise program awareness
• Two injured in crash on Route 410 in Buckley
• ‘Shred event' to help protect from fraud
• Overall prices creep upward in area
• Murano manager looks to future
• Lions obliterate Tigers
• Cal Lu's Big Offensive Day Too Much for PLU
• Loggers Build Early Lead But Fall To Sewanee
• Isabella's Hat Trick Leads Loggers To NWC Win
• White Nets Two In 3-2 Win Over Willamette
• Murray Uses Her Head to Lead Women's Soccer to Win
• Kearns Nets Hat Trick in Men's Soccer Victory
• May leads Federal Way over Curtis
• Loggers to Induct Five into Athletic Hall of Fame
• About $2 million in federal money to go for Hilltop neighborhood community center
• QUICK WEEKEND PICKS!
• Crash with Pierce deputy kills man on scooter in University Place
• 4 arrested in connection with Kent car show shooting
• University Place eyes deal for five-story Town Center building
• Tacoma council hopeful Robert Hill is in jail after alleged threat to judge
• Woman killed at Starlite Swap Meet was from Lakewood
• Tacoma could lose mail-processing plant in cost-cutting move
• Tacoma boasts weird and wonderful places you can see on foot
• High school students march in support of teachers
• Thieves steal copper from BPA substation in Eatonville
• New Narrows bridge transponders up and running
• Men's Tennis Alumni Invited to Social Event
• PLU Athletics Announces Admission Charges For Home Games
• Loggers To Induct Five Into Athletic Hall of Fame
• Sportswatch - Sept. 16, 2011
• Things We Like - Sept 16, 2011
• Miranda Lambert brings her Texas swagger to Puyallup
• An Evening Among Stars
• Samdhana-Karana Yoga celebrates first anniversary with silent auction fundraiser
• South Tacoma’s ‘Ole 99’
• Pierce County AIDS Walk 2011
• Lions, Abes Impressive in Sweeps
• Bellarmine Gets Sweep Against Rams
• Running Wild
• Every bit of salmon habitat is important
• Our Views - Sept 19, 2011
• Vibrant Schools Tacoma
• Building Hope
• StoryCorps recording life experiences of local residents
• Van hits 2 pedestrians at Lakewood swap meet, killing 1, hurting other
• Engage and Connect
• Brown and Haley opens new store and warehouse in Fife
• Providing a ‘Hand-Up’
• Police Blotter - Sept 16, 2011
• City Briefs - Sept 16, 2011
• Council examines report on Linnik abduction
• Class Size, Teacher Pay and Seniority
• City supports renovation study
• Tacoma Welcomes New Grocers
• Through Nov. 17: "Parkland is Burning!"
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Big & Rich tickets (Closed)
• Saturday, Sept. 17: Living History Day
• Thursday, Sept. 15: Tacoma Lecture Series
• Friday, Sept. 16: New Big Whisky
• Friday, Sept. 16-Sunday, Sept. 18: Startup Weekend Olympia
• Monday, Sept. 19: Kenji Yoshino
• Last chance picnic
• Friday, Sept. 16: Wanda Sykes
• Surreal Ultra Lounge
• Thursdays: Karaoke
• Wednesdays: $3 drink specials
• Pierce deputies seek con man they think struck in Spanaway
• Ex-employee guilty of embezzling $1 million from Tacoma business
• Offer of Islam lesson to Puyallup, other districts sparks confusion, anger
• Lakewood historic pioneer home set to change hands this month
• Help sought in finding Lowe's robber
• ‘Slow, steady progress'
• Pacific Plaza gains medical clinic
• Judge orders striking Tacoma teachers back to class; whether they'll comply remains to be seen
• Mathnasium Grand Re-opening
• Tacoma strike-related sign left at his home angers judge
• CRITICS' PICKS: Josh Rizeberg record release, Nappy Roots, Ghostwriter, Dorky's Anniversary Show
• Wanda does Wanda
• Call it painting
• Sunday, Sept. 18: International Day of Peace Event
• Tacoma council weighing Dome remodel to attract NBA, NHL teams
• Construction on South 9th Street to begin Sept. 16
• PLU wins opener
• School resumes tomorrow in Tacoma
• Pierce Transit prepares for Oct. route cuts
• Puyallup man charged with murder in death of roommate
• Rainier rangers recover body of hiker near falls
• Tacoma City Grocer
• Thursday, Sept. 15: Josh Rizeberg record release
• TASTE THIS: Stina's Cellars, Torre di Luna, Terra Blanca, Steele Winery, plus half-price bottle nights and more ...
• THING: One rad limo
• Prosecutors: Man linked to Seattle terror suspect
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Hoping on the John Crown train
• Teachers and families have mixed emotions
• Pierce County man faces murder charge in slaying
• Fulghum violated policy by not issuing Amber Alert
• Workers' comp premiums in state may rise again next year
• Fire crews make do without National Guard
• Pierce County Executive Pat McCarthy vetoes limits on interim directors
• Maps would give minorities clout
• Tacoma City Council to envision better Dome
• Outsider's report on Tacoma Police's handling of Zina Linnik case released
• Conference Play Brings High Hopes For Women's Soccer
• FEEDBAG: Native New Yorker opens, Italian dinner, Food Fight, Tuscany class and more ...
• BITE US: Breakfast of champions
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Sept. 19, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011
• Wal-Mart may dodge Tacoma moratorium
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Sept. 16, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011
• Through Sept. 16: "Brighton Beach Memoirs"
• Strike continues- No school Wednesday in Tacoma
• Tacoma wants judge to make striking teachers return
• MultiCare building evacuated after gas leak
• Expect delays on Tacoma's Dock Street for bridge project
• Teen who drowned in Lake Tapps tried to retrieve football
• South Ninth Street project delayed
• State Auditor Brian Sonntag to hang it up after 20 years, won't run in 2012
• Washam recall effort comes up short of signatures
• Playing fields occupied despite strike
• Fife postal annex serving carriers
• Cantwell asks EPA to stop planned mine in Alaska
• McDonald, Vieira Take NWC Honors
• Volleyball Ready For NWC Opener This Weekend
• Lutes Open Northwest Conference Play At Home
• Kaylor Receives NWC Special Teams Honor
• Tacoma teachers on strike
• Robin Vieira Strikes Again In Loggers' Soccer Win
• Ooh La La! Musical Teens get Their Moment in the Spotlight
• Tuesday, Sept. 20: Boz Scaggs and Michael McDonald
• Flaggers on Dock Street
• Stories go from Airstream to airwaves
• Saturday, Sept. 17: Tacoma Noise Rodeo
• Friday, Sept. 16: (PARK)stock
• Come experience (PARK)stock
• Dave and Mike Show
• UW Tacoma security chief saw 9/11 attacks from up close
• PLU wins opener
• There's a faith club for that
• Pacific Lutheran School of Nursing: Celebrating 60 Years
• Traffic Q&A: Not so fast on a few roads
• Federal Way teen drowns at Lake Tapps
• Will Tacoma teachers strike? We'll likely know Monday night
• Sound familiar? Capitol leaders brace for $1B to $2B shortfall in budget
• Fraud Prince
• Dumb for their age
• South Sound looks back at a somber date in nation's history
• Sundodger Invitational Next for PLU Cross Country
• Cross Country Teams Turn Focus to Sundodger
• Football To Be Tested This Week By No. 19 Cal Lutheran
• Man pushes to keep high-speed Amtrak trains out of Lakewood
• Crimes delay classes at Collins, cost Pierce district $100K-plus
• Long stretch of sunny weather is record breaker
• Looking back at 9/11: Worst attack on U.S. soil brought out the best in South Sound residents
• Never forget
• How fair vendors keep crowds coming back for more
• Thousands honor military in Lacey event
• It's not quite shooting fish in a barrel, but odds were good at Titlow Pool
• Tacoma native, E-book creator dies at 64
• Decade of growth at Blaine, other northern border posts
• Lakewood police get funds to install cameras in patrol cars
• Tacoma teacher union contract rift hinges on teacher reassignments
• Loggers Off To Best Start Since 2000
• Corporate America must share wealth, Hoffa and other Teamster leaders tell ralliers in Puyallup
• Final defendant in Craigslist slaying gets 124 years in prison
• Employment Security Department plans 16 percent budget cut, layoffs
• Ezell's to open site in Hilltop center
• Nisqually now an aquatic reserve
• Puyallup Fair off and running
• Man charged with killing teen and dumping body in trash bin
• Seattle man enters plea in 1957 murder
• Walgreens seeks deal to stay with TRICARE
• Soldiers, dollars flow to local military base
• South Sound airmen have more eyes on U.S. skies
• ‘Immigration assistants' from Lakewood penalized for advice
• Todd Beamer school honors memory
• Stadium outlasts Lincoln
• PLU Wins Twice at Texas Lutheran Volleyball Tourney
• Lutes Lose Two-Goal Lead and Match to Montclair State
• Tournament MVP North Leads PLU to 4-0 Record
• Laurie is Reddy, Boyle Finds Net in Lutes Win
• Defense Tough, Offense Solid as PLU Wins 27-0
• Mount Tahoma returns spark big win
• KPLU: 9/11 impacts PLU student's path to adulthood
• Remembering 9-11
• Todd Beamer High School students remember 9/11 and school's namesake
• Washington Contemporary Ballet holds open house at new facility this weekend
• Teachers and the Tacoma School District continue to spar, gender-divided classrooms get the axe at Jason Lee Middle School and more
• Community Garden Harvest Tour
• Bethel's board to hold 2 public hearings Tuesday
• Increased DUI patrol effort nets 1,824 suspects
• Local firefighters to retrieve 9/11 beam
• Almost a century of tradition
• Tacoma teachers continue push for contract
• Tacoma council candidate Hill a busy man with a long rap sheet
• Gig Harbor woman mauled by pit bulls appeals part of verdict
• Tacoma man allegedly asked to borrow bin to dispose of teen's body
• Tuiasosopo returns to PLU
• Taylor Swift rocks the Tacoma Dome
• Saturday, Sept. 10: Matter turns two
• ‘Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Edition’ is coming to town and tickets are FREE
• Friday, Sept. 9: "We Are One At The Falling of the Sun"
• The Jupiter Order makes its T-Town debut at New Frontier
• Rabbi Steven Greenberg to speak on being gay and an Orthodox Jew
• Puyallup dispatch center may move to larger facility nearby
• Louie G’s Hosts ‘Back to Beale Street 2012’ fundraiser
• Tacoma Resident battles it out on HGTV’s ‘All American Handyman’
• Things We Like
• A Northwest Tradition
• Sportswatch
• Bellarmine, Lincoln soccer dominant in openers
• Stadium Struggles
• Football is Back
• Remember those who lost their lives
• Activists pay tribute to noted labor leader
• Washam recall signature-count deadline delayed
• Labor Movement is strong in the face of threats
• The dark side of practical jokes
• Chaplin deserves recognition
• Local entities receive federal homeland security grants
• Crowds enjoy tradition and culture at Puyallup Pow Wow
• New Goddess of Commerce finds a home
• City Briefs
• Wizard’s Hairspa to hold benefit for Coalition: HUMAnE Spay and Neuter Clinic
• Police Blotter
• Franciscan Polar Plaza coming to downtown
• Council hold off on decision on DaVita clinic
• CONCERT ALERT: The Bangles, Minus the Bear, Peter Murphy, Jeff Beck and others ...
• Council enacts moratorium on big-box stores
• City ponders health benefit requirements for contractors
• A bike-friendly future
• Meet Sound Transit’s ‘Voice of Reason’ lady at the Fair
• Tacoma teacher negotiations stretch another day
• Downtown Tacoma grocery store welcomes first customers
• Lewis-McChord soldiers charged in rape of Portland teenagers
• Inquest planned in Federal Way police shooting
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Counting Crows tickets
• FALL ARTS: Tacoma Artwalk: It ain't easy
• FALL ARTS: Weekly Volcano's theater critic's picks
• FALL ARTS: Holy hand grenade!
• FALL ARTS: Big shows critic's picks
• FALL ARTS: TAO goes questing
• FALL ARTS: Weekly Volcano's visual arts critic's picks
• The importance of football
• ‘Disturbing trend' at local Burger Kings
• Tacoma police seek gunman who shot teen
• Bicyclist hit, injured by hit-and-run driver in Lakewood
• Hashish-oil operation may have caused blaze
• 9/11 changed the way pre-teen viewed world
• 22-year-old staffer no longer in dark for 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Friday's Soccer Match Is Cancelled
• Loggers Enjoy 3rd Annual Student-Athlete Orientation
• Lutes Look To Find Form In Tough Non-Conference Matchup
• St. Thomas Match Cancelled
• Football Set For Season Opener Against Hamline
• Lutes Looking To Continue On Success From A Year Ago
• Getting on base at JBLM might take longer around 9/11
• Sunday, Sept. 11: Poison
• Lunch at the Market: Puyallup boasts a bounty
• BITE US: Comfort in Lakewood
• BITE US: Lunch in Italy
• Thursday, Sept. 15-Tuesday, Nov. 15: "Parkland is Burning!"
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Last drops of summer
• CRITICS' PICKS: Upstairs Downstairs, Learning Team, Sok and the Faggots, Big Friction Jam
• THE DAMAGE REPORT: Bitten by The Fang
• Hilarious eccentricities
• PA:ID gets displayed
• Faced with strife, Tacoma council has trusty weapon: Moratorium
• Rainiers Recap
• A kinder, gentler BIAW? With new leadership, it appears so
• South Sound is set to sizzle, increasing the risk of wildfires
• Tacoma Food Co-op is ready for big debut
• Ribbon-cutting set to celebrate completion of SR 410 widening in Bonney Lake
• Dead hiker was from Puyallup
• Tacoma firefighters will remember Sunday; will you?
• Federal Way man, 18, charged in stabbing death
• TASTE THIS: Shannon Ridge, Sokol Blosser, Barnard Griffin, plus, half-price bottle nights and more ...
• FEEDBAG: Endless sushi roll, Pacific Grill two-day pary, cooking classes and more ...
• Lutes Head To Texas For Bulldog Classic
• Lutes Kick Off Season With Impressive Wins, Prepare For Next Tests
• Loggers Ready To Embark On 2011 Campaign
• South Sound events commemorating 9/11 anniversary abound
• Harvey Leads Loggers To Two More Wins; Scores NWC Honor
• Puget Sound Piano Trio Presents Gems of the 20th Century
• Hawai`i as Seen by the Tourist, Immigrant, and Native
• Mistrust has abated in decade since 9/11, say Tacoma-area Muslims
• Tacoma teachers union, district resume contract talks after break
• Traffic relief nears for I-5 corridor between Lacey, JBLM
• On the Road: Hiking on Mt. Rainier
• On the Road: Close encounters
• Convocation
• Light Fantastic
• Hot Washington: 80s in the west, 90s in the east
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Sept. 12, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, Sept. 9, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011
• Body of fallen climber, 21, recovered
• Hobbyists reenact big naval battles in miniature
• Puyallup parking to change
• $230.9 million to ensure baggage is safe
• Washington state ready if terrorists strike
• UW research finds better-prepared care providers give children literacy advantage
• Driver crashes stolen car … into state trooper
• Loggers Move Up to No. 18, Harvey Garners NWC Weekly Honors
• Convocation 2011
• This is where you draw the spine
• Going postal
• Administrative changes at Stewart Middle School made to help climate
• Stories, laughs, and tug boats
• With many schools in state failing, three in Puyallup School District are moving up
• State nixes Tacoma's gender-divided classrooms
• Gas station crash victim's foot healing
• Petition says mental health issues shouldn't bring penalties in military
• Successful Midwest Trip Ends With 7-1 Victory
• Loggers Fall To Cal Lutheran in 2011 Opener
• Lakewood home burns again; arson suspected
• Edgewood teen aids uncle, kills father
• Church building wall to remember 9/11
• Motorcyclist injured in crash with tractor
• Brewers keep suds flowing for charity
• It's official: Downtown Tacoma getting an ice rink
• Toll-switch penalties waived
• JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD: Cargo plane crews return from combat
• Coming back from the bottom
• Discovering what it is to be man, to be a father
• PLU Women's Soccer Falls in Season Opener
• Another Wisconsin Win for Men's Soccer Team
• Harvey Named Tournament MVP
• Court rules against Tacoma medical-marijuana dispensary
• Crime Stoppers spotlights unsolved crimes on Web
• Federal Way police investigate stabbing death
• Man injured in Lakewood house fire
• 13th Street now a 2-way
• Elks hopeful about sale
• S&P rates University Place's finances strong despite huge debt
• Lottery commission helps heroes
• Bacterial toxins killed Mali
• Firefighters ride to NYC for 9/11
• Former Tacoma cop guilty of child molestation
• Gebert Leads Lutes to Second at Puget Sound Invitational
• Lutes, Now 3-1, Split at Puget Sound Volleyball Tournament
• DenAdel Leads PLU Men in Season-Opening Race
• Harvey Leads Loggers To Two More Wins
• Loggers Open 2011 Season With Puget Sound Invite
• Zoo: Mali the tiger cub died from toxins
• Get the Power! Knowledge = A Greener Community
• Football begins….Bellarmine blanks Blanchet in Seattle
• Hearing on medical marijuana moratorium
• Puyallup Fair to host 9/11 events with tribute and fireworks
• Quick Weekend Picks!
• Friday, Sept. 2-Sunday, Sept. 4: Oly Harbor Days
• No strike for teachers (no contract either), more on medical marijuana, and saying "no" to Wal-Mart
• Longtime marina Ole and Charlie's to close end of month
• Lahar siren test on Labor Day
• Saturday, Sept. 3-Monday, Sept. 5: Get Out of The Rut Weekend
• South Sound residents seek, find end of summer fun
• School's in session for now
• Court splits rulings on McKenna's power
• Home robbery leader gets 17 years
• Samaritan truck driver helps woman
• Tacoma officers busy monitoring behavior as students return to class
• Puyallup childcare facility children to be treated for whooping cough
• PLU yard sale to help Tacoma girl with autism
• Lutes Sweep Wisconsin-Stout in Volleyball Opener
• PLU Makes Quick Work of No. 18-Ranked Whitworth
• Loggers Sweep Through Day One of 2011 Season
• Pack, unpack, repeat
• The State of PLU
• Tacoma Symphony Orchestra has some surprises in store for its new season
• Source Yoga celebrates its birthday with gifts for the community
• Bumbershoot Weekend Coverage
• Happy at the Bay restaurant
• Mutts and models strut for a fashion, fundraising
• Things We Like
• Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Wanda Sykes
• Serving Up a New Season
• Hanson all grown up - check out the brothers 15 years after “mmmBop” this weekend
• Kelley showing life at end of season
• A very presidential visit
• New Players Step into Spotlight as Season Begins
• Dr. King: The monument, the legacy and today’s wars
• Foss going strong into new school year
• KC’s Trading Post
• The lasting impact of organized labor
• Board should not rush superintendent decision
• Tacoma recieves VISION 2040 Award
• Heritage Happens showcases rich Pierce County history
• In Remembrance
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• Metro Parks adopts policy on First Amendment activities at zoo
• Recession puts strain on TPU assistance programs
• Cats of the Canopy
• City seeks public input on city manager search
• CONCERT ALERT: Uncle Kracker, The Devil Wears Prada, Rocky Votolato and others ...
• Tacoma teachers vote no on strike
• Pearl's new gig, Artest's dancing shoes and Tebow's latest honor
• DAMAGE REPORT: B-Day parties & all-ages venues
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: "Weird Al" Yankovic (Closed)
• JBLM families get glimpse of front lines
• DuPont residents question proposed dewatering of aquifer
• Tacoma loves beer
• Daily: Party deck
• Mondays: Blues night
• TASTE THIS: Covington Cellars and Two Vintners wine tasting, half-price bottle nights and more ...
• The progression
• Goddess of Commerce returns to Tacoma
• Golding headed out soon
• Tacoma schools don't need a lecture from lawmakers
• Station owner wins round one vs. ARCO
• Teacher pay cuts vary by district; many ‘fortunate'
• Brother of abused sisters seeks child support suit
• Veterans can scope jobs at special career day
• Lakewood robbery suspect found with loot still in his pants
• Swim-team coalition organizes to save Titlow Pool
• Loggers Drop Heartbreaker In Season-Opener
• Offensive Firepower Highlights PLU Men's Soccer Hopes
• Loggers Spread Across The Globe
• Loggers Looking To Complete A Decade Of Dominance in 2011
• Remember 9/11 at the “Building Hope” Commemoration
• Charlie's Restaurant and Lounge
• CRITICS' PICKS: Marcy Playground, Weird Tigers, Lips, RTX, The Rusty Cleavers
• Must see
• Friday, Sept. 2: Weird Tigers
• Tuesday, Sept. 6: RTX
• Saturday, Sept. 3: Oh Dear!
• An accusatory song suite
• Saturday, Sept. 3: House Improvement
• Sunday, Sept. 4: The Avey Brothers
• Through Oct. 1: "Northwest Contemporary Art Quilt Invitational"
• Deficit-reduction panel picks top staff member
• Some Evergreen State College workers face 3 percent pay cut
• Fresh fish, and a coat of paint, bring neighborhood together
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Leon Swanks, Deluxe Beatz and Tak Patron
• Wednesday, Aug. 31: Goddess of Commerce unveiling
• Washam recall backers deliver last signatures
• Tacoma man found guilty of crimes in Nicaragua
• Local school districts highlight some gains
• Down to the wire: Teachers, parents talk
• 2 shot, injured in Tacoma near Wright Park
• Student math scores give some hope
• Army to press its case against soldier, despite skeptical report
• Truck driver killed when he hits tree
• Man charged with Key Peninsula armed robberies
• Breast Cancer Resource Center Group for Volunteers
• Women's Soccer Looks For Move Up NWC Standings
• All-Star Sweep for PLU Summer League Players
• Logger Student-Athlete Orientation Set For Wednesday
• Weyerhaeuser Hall—A Step into the Future for Health Sciences
• Paint the Park Purple raises $19,000
• FEEDBAG: Box lunch delivery, future food and drink classes and more ...
• Final defendant found guilty in Edgewood Craigslist slaying
• 2011 Restaurant Guide: Comfort Food
• BITE US: Mama Mia!
• BITE US: Nothing is simple or plain
• Gene Pankey, known for auto sales, philanthropy, dies at 76
• 6 transient Orcas visit, attract illegal attention
• Cab driver accused of raping woman after picking her up from Tacoma club
• Much cleaner water in Chehalis basin
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Sept. 5, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Sept. 2, 2011
• Guru, interrupted
• Tuesday, Aug. 30: Le Cool
• Cats of the canopy
• Tacoma teachers watching, waiting on contract negotiations
• Slain Tacoma teenager wanted to change world
• Plaza wants city to OK DaVita clinic
• Truck stops, shops, get a fresh look in Sumner
• Pierce County deputies arrest 8 at suspected chop shop
• Experienced And Talented Logger Squad Looking For A Title In 2011
• Volleyball Should Be in Thick of Conference Race
• Crew To Hold Informational Meeting
• Movin’ Up
• Large stretch of road on JBLM closed 2 weeks for fixes
• PLU Night at the Rainiers
• Knight-Lutes logo unveiled for athletic gear
• Helping students connect with what's next
• Back to school in the South Sound
• 'A Beautiful Maladay' at sand sculpture competition in Federal Way
• New battalion of 400 Green Berets to serve in the South Sound
• Tacoma church will hold back-to-school event
• Efforts to clean up Puget Sound get a new push
• Sumner School District will have special first-day hours
• Brave new world for finding pets, same cold one for losing them
• Gregoire staff lacks diversity
• Tacoma teacher negotiations to continue today
• Sometimes, jaywalking is permitted
• Ceremony to welcome artifact from 9/11 to Federal Way
• Public Discussion Of Recommended Affordable Housing Policies
• Young But Determined: Loggers Have High Goals For 2011
• Long waits for doctors to get Regence payments
• Surfing in Westport
• Barbecue season in the South Sound
• New version of Stryker vehicles are deflecting bombs better
• Olympia museum's yearly Sand in the City event a hit
• Ranger's widow expelled from Rumsfeld book signing
• LeMay - America's Car Museum takes shape and raises funds in preparation for 2012 opening
• Tacoma principals' concession emerges in heat of teacher contract talks
• Tacoma teen killed in Saturday morning shooting
• Wacky boaters take on the wakes
• Shooting in Tacoma
• All in the name
• PIERCE COUNTY: Train kills woman near Mounts Road
• Tacoma Food Co-op, now open, reflects national shopping trend
• Woman replaced on jury in Craigslist murder case
• PIERCE COUNTY: Low tides might limit large loads on ferries
• South End residents' mail stolen
• Tacoma animator drawn to all types of projects - including 'The Smurfs'
• TACOMA: Gunshot victim has little to say to police
• Tacoma board action moves towards sale, leasing of McKinley, Wainwright
• Bank employee charged with robbing other banks
• PIERCE COUNTY: Man accused of threatening city judge
• Informational Meeting for Tennis Teams
• Jacobsen Series Swings on With New American Songs
• JBLM welcomes new Special Forces unit
• Tacoma School District drama & Washington State History Museum friends with benefits
• Teachers rally at Tacoma School Board meeting
• New Pt. Defiance Zoo exhibit opens this weekend – ‘Cats of the Canopy’
• Members selected for Medical Cannabis Task Force
• Quick Weekend Picks!
• Auditor to Washam: Quit harassing my employees
• West Pierce Fire & Rescue to mark 9/11 anniversary
• Olympia's new boardwalk draws a crowd
• Pierce county groups among those to benefit from $50.7 million grant
• State promises toll system by year's end
• Mystery shrouds search of South Hill home in Susan Powell case
• It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a ... caboose?
• Good to Go readers being replaced
• Longtime government worker now PDC director
• Gig Harbor estaurant to raise funds to deliver aid to Mexico
• Loggers Select Fiorino As Head Golf Coach
• Who, what proves you need medical marijuana?
• Queensryche
• Falling in Reverse
• Art department faculty ‘Show and Tell’ at UPS
• Calling all quilters
• In The Kitchen
• Fab-5 ups the ante with Fabitat
• Things We Like
• Grit returns to the city
• Rainiers experiencing hot, cold streaks
• Girls soccer teams begin training
• Football teams preparing for new season
• Disc Connection scratches that itch for old school vinyl
• Reforming transportation policy in the Evergreen State
• Tacoma School District, union spar
• Tacoma joins national movement to defeat lung cancer
• Pet owners can avoid late fees in September
• ‘Secret shoppers’ sought to test housing policies
• City seeks designation for water research zone
• Police Blotter
• CONCERT ALERT: Lisa Lampanelli, Tech N9NE, Moonspinners, Counting Crows and others ...
• City Briefs
• Planning Commission approves Shoreline Master Program
• Cannabis committee to convene
• Tacoma businesses go green
• Stuff the Bus
• Stadium Way design work nearly complete
• Spanaway boy pulled from ocean released from Oregon hospital
• WA Republicans face $6,700 campaign finance fine
• Bank employee arrested in robbery of Puyallup competitor
• Spanaway near-drowning victim leaves Oregon hospital
• Make it Reign
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Flaming Lips! (Closed)
• Saturday, Aug. 27-Sunday, Aug. 28: Grit City Fest
• TASTE THIS: Maryhill Winery tasting, outdoor beer and barbecue, half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Delicious on arrival
• Nitty gritty
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Props for Bonoho
• THE DAMAGE REPORT: No frills
• Fantasy football edition
• Hit and miss
• Widow wants soldier husband honored
• No longer a bridge of no return
• Pierce County to appeal pit bull mauling award
• Tacoima School District, union spar
• Rumsfeld returns to JBLM in retirement
• Bethel School Board OKs teacher contract
• Tacoma police officer hurt on way to accident call
• Jury gets Craigslist killing case
• Sunday, Aug. 28: L.I.F.E.
• Mayors want website to do more to curb underage prostitution
• Monday, Aug. 29: Art Appreciation Night
• Saturday, Aug. 27-Sunday, Aug. 28: Maritime Fest
• Saturday, Aug. 27: Mackeywood
• Saturday, Aug. 27: Kim Archer Send-off
• Friday, Aug. 26: Tacoma Food Co-op opens
• Tacoma Rainiers Tasty Thursdays
• Thursdays: Ladies Night
• Nightly: Parked in the lounge
• Monday-Saturday: Late-night drinks
• Free carwashes tomorrow!
• Community to speak out at Tacoma School Board meeting
• Museum offers discounts to foes of closure
• Tacoma Councilman Jake Fey to make another run for state House
• Enumclaw pair charged in string of car prowls at Mount Rainier National Park
• No charges against sheriff's detective in death-threat case
• Nisqually River to soon be free
• Summer of hip-hop
• BITE US: The prefect food
• FEEDBAG: Hub Hook Up, Peach-o-rama wine tasting, outdoor beer and barbecue and more ...
• Tacoma OKs medical pot panel
• Tacoman was a devoted helicopter crewman who died in Afghanistan
• With bus service slashed, faithful 40 drive to rescue
• Mayors seek ad safeguards on website
• Driver's rude gesture leads to car crash
• Missing woman's husband, father told to stay apart
• Back to School for Tacoma - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Aug. 29, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, Aug. 26, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Thursday, Aug. 25, 2011
• Woman gives fellow driver 'the bird,' then flips car
• Rainier's welcome arch gets restoration
• Jennifer Kilmer picked as director for Washington State History Museum
• Tacoma grade school from 1949 won’t stand much longer
• New state museum chief was educated at Oxford
• Sixth arrest in Lakewood torture death
• Indie film series brings new faces to the Grand
• Families tussle over missing mom's journal
• State chemical law starts
• Will liquor-warehouse bid sway voters?
• Tuesday, Aug. 23: "Into Eternity"
• Restoration of Tacoma's Murray Morgan Bridge on track
• Oregon man accused of drunken driving in crash that killed infant, injured South King County couple
• No FEMA funds for Thurston County charities
• Poisonous weed thriving in Western Washington
• Susan Cox Powell's husband wants FBI to pay fees
• So much school information, so little clarity: UW hopes to change that
• Citizen panel looks at tax exemptions
• Local pilots honored for quick, lifesaving actions
• Inaction threatens panel that reviews public records exemptions
• Traffic Q&A: HOV's double whites illegal to cross for reason
• Spring, chicken!
• Man vs. Wild
• Pink is their favorite color
• Bonney Lake educator honored by Delta Kappa Gamma
• Clover Park payments now can be done online
• Public charter schools discussion scheduled in Tacoma
• School supplies needed for military children
• Mason County Commissioner Lingle is found dead in his home
• Nuanced stance taken over religious conduct at state Capitol
• Google ready to expand to Bothell
• 'Don't Ask' will vanish quietly, says vet whose perspective has shifted
• Ruston-area residents say farewell to tunnel
• Family tensions rise as search stalls for Susan Powell
• Thousands get back-to-school basics
• Long gone, still sought: The search for Misty Copsey
• Lakewood's $17M investment in sewer expansion now paying off
• "She always smiled:" New documents raise old questions in Staff Sgt. Amy Tirador's death
• Charges filed against man shot during interrupted burglary Wednesday
• Accused burglar had help
• TACOMA: Internal candidate's public meeting set
• Looker advancing in vote despite bowing out
• Nearly 60-year sentence for man, 20
• Tacoma asks judge to void settlement
• Trip to help veterans gets $750 AMVETS donation
• University Place's Sugg gets pat on back by council
• 2 Puyallup residents among 15 indicted for drug trafficking
• Suspected bank robber was Bethel school nurse
• Police continue search in Susan Powell case
• 67 votes separate 2nd and 3rd place in Tacoma School Board race
• Primary results galore and Fey back on the campaign trail
• University Place kicks off $1 million sidewalk project today
• At 78, Tacoma woman a bride for first time
• Vacation in your backyard
• Public has chance to meet PDC job finalists
• Puyallup School Distrcit looks for help in hiring next superintendent
• Lakewood church wants vacant building for teen shelter
• Recall tedium under way
• Suspected burglar released from hospital, booked into jail
• Lakewood police seek clues to rapist's identity
• Man in stolen Acura leads troopers on chase
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit heading to area with new restaurants
• Bethel teachers OK contract; board to vote
• Distributors robbed in attempt to sell medical pot
• New Pacific Lutheran Track Takes Shape
• Women's Basketball Plans Fall Youth Clinics
• Moore, Beatty Help Corvallis to Summer League Crown
• Kittredge Gallery: Recent Work by Art Faculty, Aug. 22 - Nov. 5, 2011
• Women's Soccer Favored To Win 10th Consecutive Title
• PacRim Students Fly to Asia: The Journey Begins
• REI executive to keynote seminar on corporate reputation and integrity
• Kim Archer heads to L.A. to audition for season two of ‘The Voice’
• Athletes stay sharp during “Dead Period”
• Celebrate the Fabulous ’50s at Busch’s 60th anniversary reunion
• Vialle sails to victory
• Saturday, Aug. 20: Downtown Block Party
• CONCERT ALERT: Grand Archives, Ron White, Ziggy Marley, Yelawolf and others ...
• Zara set to dazzle
• Orting-area man, 21, is in critical condition after near-drowning
• Coffee and art
• Pierce council bans jumping from Spanaway Lake bridge
• Battle pitting Tacoma man against BP could close ARCO stations
• Puyallup still skeptical of 911 plan's cost, duplication
• Contractor shoots North End burglary suspect, Tacoma police say
• JBLM suicides could set record; more help ahead
• Tacoma School Board race for 2nd place is close
• Knife attack leaves Tacoma park visitor badly hurt
• Zone sought to help job creation in Tacoma
• Extra officers to target state's drunken drivers
• ‘Bad Hair Bandit' arrested in Northern California
• PLU Athletic Department Unveils New Logo
• Loggers Take The Field For First Time In 2011
• Pair from Graham, Puyallup leave Northwest for the first time – on a cross-country bicycle trip
• 45 votes separate No. 2 and 3 Tacoma School Board hopefuls
• THE DAMAGE REPORT: Back in action
• Dumbass Ducks, miracle on ice, and a good reason not to text in front of Kobe Bryant
• Japanese Language School memorial will feature work of a prominent sculptor
• UW named America’s “coolest” school by Sierra Magazine
• Sundays: Barstool Bingo
• DAILY: Indoor fishing
• TASTE THIS: South Sound wine and beer events
• Friday, Aug. 19: The Presidents of the United States of America
• Friday, Aug. 19: Bandolier
• Saturday, Aug. 20: Electric Falcons
• Sunday, Aug. 21: Red Elvises
• Thursday, Aug. 18: Boe on a Bus
• Friday, Aug. 19: Pastiche Beer Fest
• Friday, Aug. 19-Sunday, Aug. 21: Helsing Junction Sleepover
• Believe it: South Sound warm weather to linger
• 2 train options ruled out for Point Defiance Bypass
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Third Eye Theory, CityHall and 253HipHop.com
• 2 train options ruled out
• Federal money on way to boost Pacific Avenue
• Lakewood police sergeant, ex-officer claim unfairness
• Robber hits Puyallup bank, makes bomb threat
• The real action comes this fall
• Man pleads guilty in Point Defiance Boathouse assault case
• Bartender helps Puyallup police find suspect in shooting
• University Place opens core to drive-thrus after decade-long ban
• Men's Soccer Favored To Win NWC
• Loggers Picked Fifth In Tight NWC Preseason Poll
• Loggers Ranked 22nd In AVCA Preseason Poll
• FEEDBAG: Peach-o-rama wine pairing, Leavenworth Wine Festival, MS benefit and more ...
• Council votes to ban jumping from Spanaway Lake bridge
• Upgrades to air conditioning and power systems will save energy and dollars
• Wounded warriors get comforts of home at JBLM
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Aug. 22, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Aug. 21, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Aug. 20, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Aug. 19, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Aug. 18, 2011
• Army sergeant from Buckley charged in kidnapping, beating
• Court document says Seattle doctor admitted stabbing partner
• Key Peninsula woman talks about dog mauling
• 1 killed in 2-vehicle crash on Interstate 5 in Lakewood
• Trial set in Lakewood animal killings
• Regional ballot issues dominate today's election
• Tacoma school records will get update
• Bonney Lake mayor to undergo stem cell transplant
• Driver of Hummer arrested after Pierce County crash
• What you need to know about election today
• Women's Soccer Hopes to Prove NWC Coaches Wrong
• PLU Athletic Department Unveils New Logo
• Loggers Favored To Win 10th Consecutive Title
• State Patrol will spend $40M on radio upgrade to meet standard
• Piece treaty
• Down and out
• Lakewood lacks both hot issues and contested City Council races
• Edgewood community center hosting annual back-to-school fair
• South King Fire sponsoring 2 events to help schools
• Election Tuesday: What you need to know
• Emerald Ridge student is national scholar
• Tacoma developers not eager to pay for public's shoreline access
• Lute Volleyball Projected To Finish Third
• Schlenker Named Director of Rowing at PLU
• Lindy's Sports Selects Kniffin As Preseason All-American
• Loggers Voted Second In NWC Poll
• Lakewood councilman saw Oslo attacks' aftermath during visit
• When family bought Puyallup hotel land, Taft was president
• With an especially difficult job market, ex-cons often find themselves on the outside, looking in
• Tuesdays-Sundays: New Gay Club
• Lunch at the Market: Convenience on the Ave
• State rejects bid for capitol baptism
• Day of re-enactment one of year's biggest for Fort Nisqually
• Pierce County Council committee considers fireworks ban, changes
• Tacoma schools in $4B federal improvement experiment receive varying levels of criticism
• Tacoma's Baker Middle qualified but is starting own initiative
• At Jason Lee, system that measures student growth set to begin
• Man, boy killed in domestic dispute in Seattle
• Isaiah Kalebu sentenced to life without parole
• Sergeant who allegedly set wife on fire at Olympia home is jailed
• First winter skating rink for Puyallup opens in November
• Pierce County Council is likely to ban jumping from Spanaway Lake bridge amid safety fears
• Kalebu gets life with no parole
• Millionaire to pay time, money for McDermott phone calls
• Randle sawmill plans layoffs
• Rachel Beckwith's clean-water effort goes over $1 million
• Gig Harbor dog-mauling victim awarded $2.2 million
• For nearly 40 years, he spoke for kids and gave them a voice
• An upgrade for Sky Terrace
• City Council finally sticks up for Tacoma on billboards, 65,500 and counting against Washam and a transition for Darneille
• Wife of Central Pierce firefighter pleads not guilty in abuse case
• Effort to recall Washam picks up
• Puyallup Schools leader Tony Apostle will retire
• PIERCE COUNTY: Canyon Road widening project will bring closures
• JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD: Bear scratches man near officer housing
• SUMNER: Patrol releases sketch of shooting suspect
• South King firefighters to get piece of 9/11 steel
• Nobody hurt in takeover bank robbery in Hilltop
• Military suicides to be topic of tonight's forum
• Four-day Pierce County Fair draws families to Graham
• Vinyl windows case closed
• REUNIONS 2011
• CONCERT ALERT: Gwar, Blitzen Trapper, the Kooks, New Found Glory and others ...
• We are Hiring! Sales Rep
• We are hiring! Staff Writer
• We are hiring! Office Assistant
• Chambers experiences success at Junior Olympics
• Council Bans digital billboards
• A Smiling Servant
• Poetry in Motion
• He's No. 1: UW football coach Steve Sarkisian is the top-paid state employee; Gregoire is 956th
• Tuesday, Aug. 16: "Certified Copy"
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Pasta!
• Spanaway boy, 12, who was pulled out to sea continues to recover
• Teen charged in Point Defiance pagoda fire found competent to stand trial
• Prosecutors charge wife of Central Pierce firefighter investigated for sexual abuse
• Tacoma native who led in hunt for bin Laden cedes command
• Tacoma council members' personal evaluations shed more light on Anderson's firing
• High levels of toxic algae close Waughop Lake in Lakewood
• Airstrike retaliates for deaths of SEALs
• KeyBank strategist sees better days ahead
• '69 remains exhumed for DNA analysis
• Forecasting firm puts Tacoma on top for future housing upswing
• Prosecutors charge man in girlfriend's shooting in Parkland
• Both Logger Track & Field Team Earn Academic Honors
• DAILY: Beerhunter
• Thursday, Aug. 11: $krilla B-Day Bash
• Thursday, Aug. 11: John Craig & The Weekend
• Saturday, Aug. 13: Fucking Eagles
• Wednesday, Aug. 17: Phasers On Kill
• 1230 Room
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Season for releases
• Thursday, Aug. 11: UMF spaghetti feed
• Tuesday, Aug. 16: "Another Earth"
• Friday, Aug. 12-Saturday, Aug. 13: "Dakota's Belly, Wyoming"
• Mission accomplished
• Moving forward
• CRITICS' PICKS: $krilla B-Day Bash, John Craig & The Weekend, Fucking Eagles, Phasers On Kill
• Saturday, Aug. 13: B-Boy Jam/Cypher
• Motivated by a vision
• BITE US: Putt and a sandwich
• Through Aug. 21: "Cinderella"
• The shoe fits
• Through Sept. 11: Artist Mark Bennion
• 4 days after near-drowning stopped his heart, Spanaway boy opens his eyes and is improving
• From Charles Wright student to app developer
• State pension plan managers not concerned about stock volatility
• FEEDBAG: Friday happy hour, local farms cooking class, tasting menu and more ...
• Wire thieves hit Frederickson BPA substation again
• Sexual abuse: Man kills self; officials say others involved
• Tacoma votes to quickly remove 190 billboards; legal war likely awaits
• Pierce County Council kills plan to potentially eliminate two positions
• Lakewood continues its policy of not regulating medical marijuana
• Freighthouse Square goes into receivership
• Fewer houses, same Paint spirit
• Wednesdays-Thursdays: Live your fantasy
• Wednesday, Aug. 10: Blueberry Festival
• THING: Delicious handmade caramels by Clay Richart
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Aug. 15, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Aug. 14, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Aug. 12, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011
• Gregoire warns state agencies of further cuts
• Efforts fail to revive Steilacoom scuba diver, 63
• Sperry dock battle heats up
• Lawmakers subpoena Boeing case files
• Road rage shooting hurts 2 near Sumner
• Ted Bundy's DNA profile entered into national database
• FBI says DNA no match to famed hijacker D.B. Cooper
• Defendant in fatal Edgewood robbery claims he wasn't there
• Icon still the tock of downtown
• Army approves atheism-themed concert
• Audit slaps Eatonville for fire station project
• Wednesday, Aug. 17: Burlesque show
• State hopes to harness ocean's forceful tide and wave power
• Harrington named vice chancellor for academic affairs
• STAINED TEETH: South Sound Wine Trails
• Spanaway man is ejected from motorcycle, dies; speeding is blamed
• 2 injured when car runs into tree in Kitsap County
• Hold me, tightwad
• Fast food and aggression
• Downright trashy
• Through Jan. 8: "Peter Serko: Transformation"
• Tacoma woman goes against the grain with her career as a traveling sand-sculpting competitor
• University Place woman is targeted by state for 'unlicensed health care'
• Parent-child class opens at Pierce College
• 4 Pierce County districts get millions for construction projects
• Schools get a break: No Child waivers granted to every state
• More than a girl's best friend
• Clover Park district hires new administrators
• Health, wellness camp on tap at Pierce College for grades 6-8
• Lutes Ranked Among Nation's Best To Open 2011
• Lutes Picked Third in NWC Preseason Poll
• Coberly Captures Summer Batting Title
• Loggers Tabbed Sixth By NWC Coaches
• Berm meant to beautify launches speeders, say Lakewood residents
• Some candidates in smaller races have less-than-perfect pasts
• More state same-sex couples brings bigger marriage push
• Tacoma council considers ban on billboards soon; legal fight likely
• 12 state lawmakers now have signed up for voluntary pay cuts
• Karma will get you
• Steilacoom fatal train accident is Washington's second in 24 hours
• Puyallup tribe says it can't afford to create community center alone
• Dozens of animals adopted at Woofstock festival on UPS campus
• Busy ramp from state Route 18 to northbound I-5 will close Monday
• Tacoma schools to look within for candidates to replace retiring Jarvis
• Vote on Pierce County Council's size is up to the council
• Shrinking Pierce County Council pitched as way to save $573K a year
• 'Our nation will miss him': Gen. Shalikashvili remembered as a superb leader, family man
• JBLM soldier demoted, gets 3 years for role in killing Afghan civilian
• Tara Ammons Cohen no longer detained, still faces deportation
• Puyallup homeless can't stay at police station; it'll be locked now
• Plea of not guilty in banking case
• Out of detention, heading home
• Four candidates seek Bethel School Board seat
• Church takes stand with free weddings
• PIERCE, KING: Hot, dry weather prompts burn ban
• BUCKLEY: Death may lead to charges for man, 19
• SOUTH KING COUNTY: Construction to close I-5/Route 18 ramp
• Kin to get WWII soldier's medals
• Bassoon and Beyond: A Wily Instrument is Featured for a Night
• William Morris and the Art of the Book, Aug. 26 - Oct. 14
• CONCERT ALERT: Odd Future, Carissa's Weird, Duran Duran, New Found Glory, Wynona and more ...
• High on Rainier and Adams, rare red foxes are getting too comfortable around human visitors
• 'Mr. Tacoma' Dick Weeks, host of 'Personal Choice' on radio, dies
• Hell's Kitchen rages on
• Dicks and Smith weigh in on the debt deal, plus more medical marijuana drama
• Whooping cough cases rise in county
• Bear gets too close for comfort in Gig Harbor
• Quoting silence
• BUCKLEY: Man, woman survive crash of small plane
• 2012 health insurance rates for state workers on rise
• Home sales in county rise while prices keep falling
• Pierce County home sales skyrocket as prices fizzle in July
• Bond gliding to international level
• Learn martial arts and boost your confidence at Lenderman Academy
• Council enacts moratorium on marijuana dispensaries
• Plenty of action at Pacific Northwest Open
• Council approves Point Ruston financing
• Task force to consider tax increases for street repairs
• Council must choose wisely in billboards solution
• Spicing up Saturdays
• Election 2011 - Tacoma School Board Position 5
• City Briefs: Aug 5 to Aug 11
• Fragrance blending bar blooms at Laughing Lotus
• Pothole of the Week: South 12th and Ferry Street
• The Great Billboards Debate
• The Art of Hip Hop
• Police Blotter: Aug 5 to Aug 11
• Things We Like: Aug 5 - Aug 11
• Healthcare workers rally for insurance benefits
• Seager experiencing success in busy year
• Surprising sweetness
• WHAT'S THE WORD: Awall
• 2 Western Washington men charged in child porn network
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free Irish Stew
• Buried in snow, many trails at Mount Rainier are hazardous to hikers
• Long-planned 50-cent fee on Rainiers tickets takes effect next year
• Seven will face off in the primary to fill two Puyallup City Council seats
• Campaign probe shouldn't take longer to gestate than a baby
• Sen. Murray wants other states to also track veterans' suicides
• Man sentenced 61 years for Tacoma porch killing
• Puyallup city attorney leaves with $28K
• Man shoots girlfriend at Parkland apartment, flees; location unknown
• Pot phone campaign upsets Initiative 1 petitioners
• Teachers in Steilacoom's online schools program get good news
• Rice Named Strength & Conditioning Coach
• Truth about Northern
• TASTE THIS: Wine garden, California wine tasting, half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Friday, Aug. 5-Saturday, Aug. 6: Proctor Arts Fest
• THE DAMAGE REPORT: Be the scene
• Thursday, Aug. 11: Heretic the Heathen
• On his own
• Wild Waves
• Friday, Aug. 5: SALT Records Showcase
• The Renewable Cycle
• Fridays-Saturdays: So Hollywood
• Three glam metal legends, one Dome
• Adam Smith explains tough 'no' vote on raising debt limit
• National Guardsmen train in Yakima desert
• Liquor-privatization bill among 5 measures on Washington ballot
• Boy or a girl
• BITE US: Bringing raw to town
• Saturday, Aug. 6-Wednesday, Aug. 31: "Words"
• Residents unite for National Night Out at 90-plus Tacoma-area sites
• Pierce County settles retaliation claim against Lindquist for $39,500
• But please, kids, make your curfew videos before midnight
• State DOT adds rumble strips at Sprague 'L'; no other change set
• Man charged with 2 counts of robbery
• Fresh faces will vote for new board head
• LAKEBAY: Dead motorcyclist was Lakebay man
• 6-month moratorium on Tacoma medical marijuana shops OK'd
• Teach For America Names Puget Sound in "Top Colleges" List
• 96 Loggers Make the NWC Scholar-Athlete List
• Rabbi Steven Greenberg: My Struggle With Religion and Sexuality
• Oly Foods Court
• FEEDBAG: Gig Harbor Wine and Food Festival, wine garden, food drive and more ...
• Saturday, Aug. 6: "The Backstroke of the West"
• THING: Meat from Blue Max Sausage Co.
• Stolen van chase ends in Federal Way
• Washington state wants certainty on debt-deal cuts
• Applause: Sumner makes beautiful music at Friday concerts
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, Aug. 8, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, Aug. 7, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, Aug. 5, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011
• Tuesday, Aug. 2: Mount Eerie
• Man chasing Kent shoplifter falls to his death
• 3 unrestrained kids injured in Eatonville-area car crash
• JBLM 'kill team' soldier agrees to deal
• Washington state gives bill 7 ‘yes' votes
• Intruders wake Tacoma man, take cash, leave
• Enumclaw woman badly burned while allegedly trying to steal copper
• Tacoma robber said thanks as he took cash, ran
• The choppers come later
• Fees stir up Edgewood
• Help Us With Our History
• Construction Continues on New Track
• PLU Well Represented on Academic All-NWC List
• "Motopony"
• Super Best of Tacoma 2011 Staff Picks: Music
• Super Best of Tacoma 2011 Readers' Picks: Music
• Super Best of Tacoma 2011 Readers' Picks Best Band: Fucking Eagles
• Super Best of Tacoma 2011 Staff Picks: The Arts
• Super Best of Tacoma 2011 Readers' Picks: The Arts
• Super Best of Tacoma 2011 Readers' Picks Best Local Filmmaker: Adam "The Alien" Manley
• Feds have new lead in D.B. Cooper case
• Super Best of Tacoma 2011 Staff Picks: Eat and Drink
• Super Best of Tacoma 2011 Readers' Pick Best Bar: Top of Tacoma Bar and Cafe
• Super Best of Tacoma 2011 Readers' Picks: Eat and Drink
• Summer at PLU
• Engaging faith
• Connecting the dots
• Woman of the Year - Vote Now
• Lessons aplenty to be learned from casino shootout survivor
• Woman dies in fall at high school reunion at a Shelton casino
• Spanaway coach pleads not guilty to child molestation
• Frozen dude section
• Hot Dog
• At this event, everything's fishy
• Traffic light timing in Tacoma needs some help
• Mondays: Rockaraoke
• Rescuing 911
• Farmers fear Congress might crack down on illegal labor
• ‘Night Out' allows neighbors to send out a message
• University Place flips on drive-thru businesses
• Loggers Place 96 On NWC Scholar-Athlete List
• Hilltop Crips sweep cost Pierce County public $7,200 per defendant
• Four candidates for Tacoma City Council will be narrowed to two
• Detectives probe killer Ted Bundy's ties to missing Tacoma girl
• Lawmakers cut state workers' pay; few took cuts themselves
• Bicycle racers converge on Tacoma's downtown, compliment city's beauty
• Last leg of Olympia's waterfront trail opens
• New heart valve, bike fuel one Tacoma cyclist's recovery
• Teachers descend on D.C.
• Cultures converge at this weekend's 25th Ethnic Fest at Wright Park
• Clinics available to military families at Puyallup, Joint Base Lewis-McChord
• Crashes and skid marks prompt State Patrol to seek more warnings for 90-degree Sprague 'L'
• Pierce County Charter news, Jinkins stays busy and more ...
• The unifying force of 1,000 cranes
• JBLM trio recognized for flight to Antartica to aid ailing contractor
• With no Pierce Transit, parking likely to be tight at Puyallup Fair
• About 25 gravestones, no bodies found at downtown Tacoma site
• Lawsuit prelude? Clear Channel signs disputed Tacoma billboard deal
• FIFE: 3 men wanted in assault, robbery
• Tacoma Man robbed inside apartment
• Thieves hit mail boxes on East Side of Tacoma
• UW named ‘Best Buy’ school by 'Fiske Guide to Colleges 2012'
• CONCERT ALERT: Bush, Blue Scholars, Jay-Z and Kanye, Handsome Furs, Joseph Gordin Levitt and others ...
• Who’s Who in the South Sound Voting
• Truck driver charged in Gig Harobr collision with teen cyclist
• Names chosen for Point Defiance Zoo's clouded leopards
• Widow of Federal Way officer will receive survivor benefits
• Many feline friends still in need
• Tacoma mayor to ask council for halt on medical pot
• Police interview victim of park attack
• Missing Lakewood man found, returned to his family
• Lutes Players Enjoy All-Star Experience
• A Summer Break? Faculty Research Awards Lead to a Cerebral Summer
• Thieves stripping wire from Old Town's vintage street lights
• Man, 76, charged in Gig Harbor crash that injured teen cyclist
• Daily: Happy hour pho sure
• Tacoma Criterium returns for second year
• Voters to decide on 911 tax
• A positive stretch
• Man charged with shooting at Muckleshoot Casino
• Semi-truck crash clogs I-5 south near Tumwater
• Proctor Farmers Market wins lottery, can do wine and beer tastings
• Locke gets Senate nod to take over China post
• Puyallup motorcyclist dies of injuries from July 17 crash
• Lakewood Police on the lookout for man with dementia
• Applause: Area bus drivers go the extra mile for customers
• Safeco Field's ‘Peanut Man' dies
• Team ‘Pakichord’ to the rescue at Air Mobility Rodeo
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Smell victory for free! (CLOSED)
• Police investigate assault in Point Defiance Park
• Proctor Farmers Market in Tacoma can allow beer, wine sampling
• Stryker witness assailed
• Body of slain Illinois girl exhumed for clues to death
• TASTE THIS: Pike's Brewing dinner, Italian wine tasting, half-price bottle nights and more ...
• Little Red Barn
• Friday, July 29: Fences
• Warts and all
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Grinding
• CRITICS' PICKS: L.A. Lungs, The Gentlemen Gluttons, Nucular Aminals, Ty Segall
• Cliff notes
• Best of Dockyard Derby Dames
• Tacoma Named One of "Top 100 Places to Live"
• Saturday, July 30-Sunday, July 31: Ethnic Fest
• Sunday, July 31: Anna Popovic
• Saturday, July 30: Rich Wetzel's Groovin' Higher Orchestra
• Super Best of Tacoma Party
• Thursday, July 28: Merlot with Boe
• Music Review: VIII Days Clean
• Shine for our times
• Sunday, July 31: Warehouse house show
• Avoiding the blackout
• Saturday, July 30: "The Big Uneasy"
• Hilltop may lose MLK postal station
• 'We are all Norwegians'
• Tacoma City Council moves toward digital billboard ban
• Thursday, July 28: L.A. Lungs
• All in a day's work at Sea-Tac – bags, brakes and more
• Rescued Tacoma cat gets a home
• Tacoma City Council vote brings Ruston land deal closer
• Tacoma likely to ban digital billboards
• 10 farmers markets will offer alcohol samples
• Get license back while paying off traffic tickets
• Charges filed against alleged would-be serial killer
• Sumner expansion plan – and YMCA – denied
• Father of Tacoma woman killed in Honduras bus crash dies
• Lakewood sewer fees set to go up in September
• FEEDBAG: Kimberley's Cafe, Beer Vault, Merlot with Boe, farm to fork and more ...
• THING: Tacoma Wine Pundits
• PLU stands with Norway
• UW Tacoma alum makes good use of MBA
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Aug. 1, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, July 31, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, July 30
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, July 29, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, July 28, 2011
• New wildlife habitat opens to public
• Man pleads not guilty to molestation charges in 2 Federal Way incidents
• New vets bring changes to Orting Soldiers Home
• Downtown Tacoma’s path to something special is clear
• Bail set at $1 million in Auburn casino shooting
• 3 armed men sought in 2 Federal Way store robberies
• Significant cash flowing into high-profile races
• Weyerhaeuser subsidiary sold; new HQ moving to Puyallup
• Move to close marijuana outlets advances in Tacoma, Pierce
• Suit targets Initiative I-1053, tax-hike rule
• 'Lucky' little Tacoma kitty needs 2nd rescue
• Loggers Recognized For Academic Excellence
• More than $1M each raised for 3 state citizen initiative campaigns
• Reviving the heart of Hilltop: Health center to break ground
• Casino gunfire leaves 7 injured
• Monday, July 25: Northern Flickers Film screenings
• A hot day for hot rods
• Bainbridge Island internee recalls life as memorial wall is completed
• Difficult life path leads Puyallup native to Miss America Pageant
• Gig Harbor overpass will be replaced
• Her success came from fiddling around
• Pierce County party labels could be removed
• A Jedi in Aberdeen
• Three Lutes Earn Summer League All-Star Status
• Loggers Recognized For Academic Excellence
• Gang investigators arrive after 12 hurt in shooting at Kent car show
• Retired Army Gen. Shalikashvili dies at Madigan
• Romancing the keyboard
• Booty rest
• Tiger talk at Point Defiance Zoo somber after cub Mali's death
• 2 titles and growing for Olympian's beard
• Trio on Tacoma council seeks support for tax to pave streets, bike lanes
• Case dismissed; men want their pot back
• Army to close Walter Reed
• Law may give Inslee $1 million campaign boost
• Alleged "kill team" leader bragged about murder to medic, witness says
• Bulldozed park toys not end of this story
• Sudden illness kills Tacoma zoo cub Mali
• Guitar makers from througout the world gather at PLU
• Help wanted: A search firm for next city manager
• Soldiers admit to drug use while detained
• Guard was left vulnerable
• Man reportedly went for gun before being killed
• State Patrol looking into I-1163 signatures
• All Borders stores in state part of closure
• Gilbert says in letter he fears unfair trial
• Our Nuclear Waste: Where to? Dan Sherman’s Book Holds Lessons for Commission
• Bruce Hart and Lyle Quasim Join Puget Sound's Board of Trustees
• Green job training grant, lots of languages in Pierce County and more candidates to mull ...
• CONCERT ALERT: Peaches, Nico Vega, UnderOATH, Surfer Blood, Lil' Wayne and others ...
• Low-flying chopper measuring Pierce County's radiation level
• Children of deployed soldiers struggle, UW researchers find
• Washam aide must pay $50K for attempt to recall Lindquist
• Judge tosses out Zina wrongful-death lawsuit against Tacoma, others
• Port of Tacoma settles dispute with customer for $1.35 million
• Looking-glass adventures
• PIERCE COUNTY:
• TACOMA:
• Our Views: County needs alternative solution for 911 system
• Healing hearts, building homes
• Commission to vote on Swan Creek master plan
• Story time in Tacoma
• Darius Rucker carries on legacy of African Americans in Country music
• Trolia’s baseball camp growing in popularity
• Police Blotter: July 22 - 28
• Tacoma Partnership examines downtown challenges
• City Briefs: July 22 - 28
• Vale FC invades Tacoma pitch
• Pony All-Stars pick up wins at Sectionals
• Get inside a Lakewood estate home at historical society fundraiser
• Pothole of the Week: North 35th Street
• Cheers to the consortium
• ‘Artscapes’ on Broadway – a partial sampling
• 10th annual Concert in the Park
• Council votes to extend moratorium on billboards
• Harvesting rainwater is easy
• Search firm will be hired to find next manager
• Friday at the Fort
• Get Healthy!
• Pay stations used nearly 400,000 times this year
• Dillon taking sprinting talents to new levels
• Blues guitar phenom Ana Popovic plays Jazzbones
• Haircuts in the U.S. more expensive to international students
• Cannabis confusion continues for city officials
• Yearly amateur draft provides hope for the future
• Bon Odori returns
• Things We Like: July 22 - 28
• Thurston County man married, then arrested for alleged theft
• Board approves 2012 health insurance options for state workers
• Ex-police officer agrees to face Illinois charges
• Chambers Creek sewer incident leads to fine
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Feel the thunder for free (CLOSED)
• 3 accused of hitting bicyclist from moving car
• Former Lakewood police officer says PTSD caused cruiser crash
• 1 dead in South Hill mobile home fire
• Tacoma City Council running out of time to address medical pot
• Man guilty of murder in Tacoma city worker's 2010 shooting death
• Midwest looks like this, but the South Sound's had just 78 minutes of 80-plus-degree weather
• Sketch shows man who hurt woman in University Place
• State jobless rate inches up to 9.2 percent
• Lawver Steps Down as PLU Rowing Head Coach
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: The Koomaniacs
• THE DAMAGE REPORT: Ain't metal unless you bleed!
• Vick can still sell, the Ivy League is still smart, and Jerry Parshall still has a point
• Fact and fiction
• BITE US: SIZIZIS Shuts Down
• Saturday, July 23: Guild of American Luthiers Convention
• FEEDBAG: Specials this week, tip with Councilman Boe, cooking classes and more ...
• TASTE THIS: Duckhorn Vineyards tasting, barbecue wine flights, half-priced bottles and more ...
• Capital Lakefair
• Sundays: All day happy hour and half-off wine bottles
• Fridays-Saturday: Dark, dreary, dancey
• Friday, July 22: NXNW Metal Fest
• Saturday, July 23: NXNW Metal Fest
• Sunday, July 24: NXNW Metal Fest
• New scholarship launched to help struggling students
• 'The American dream': Metal band from Iraq shreds in Lakewood during nationwide tour
• Auburn winner of Lotto just found his ticket
• Long-missing bell still rings for Spanaway sleuth
• Pair of price increases proposed for state ferry rides
• Another Tacoma Narrows Bridge glitch: 1,000-plus overcharged
• Friday, July 22-Saturday, July 23: Bobby Slayton
• Man charged in deadly Spanaway wreck that killed his passenger
• Pipe issues sank Pierce County patrol boat; salvage uncertain
• After whirlwind trip east, Medal of Honor recipient is back home at Lewis-McChord
• Billboard activists offer signatures, warnings at Tacoma council meeting
• The Pitbull comes to Tacoma
• Comic-Con bound
• Friday, July 22: Not From Brooklyn
• Roller rink rock
• The Full-Of-It Monty
• Job well done
• Helmeted robber sought in Pierce County heists
• Trim Pierce County Council by two positions?
• PERSON(S): Ben Toombs and Marisa Mezs
• Mailbox blast leaves Parkland widow distraught
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, July 27, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, July 26, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, July 25, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, July 24, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, July 23, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, July 22, 2011
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, July 21, 2011
• $50,000 bail set for accused Vancouver, Wash., baby-seller
• 3 Marines hurt when Humvee rolls over at Bangor
• Hikers spend night cold and wet in a tree in Sultan
• Applause: Living History Cemetery Tour was evening well spent
• Bonuses added to proposal to move Camp Murray gate
• CONTEST: Design for Paul McCartney
• Tuesday, July 19: "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives"
• Mailbox blast leaves widow distraught
• $20M claim in shooting
• Unfunded state scholarships frustrate local recipients
• Minority groups given more power under plan
• Sheriff's boat sinks in shallow-water mystery
• Men's Golf Adds Three Recruits to 2011-12 Team
• Wednesdays: Sammy Steele Band
• Pothole of the Week: South 50th and Oaks
• To succeed: ‘Be persistent, be passionate’
• PLU prof awarded prize from Yale University
• Life of the Mind
• Flat panel antennas measure traffic flow
• Wednesday, July 27: Scrabble Rousers
• Man who died in fiery car crash on Route 165 in Buckley identified
• Man, woman injured at Victor Falls near Bonney Lake
• First wave moves into new state data center complex
• Pierce County unions agreeable to going without cost-of-living increases
• JBLM soldier from Colville dies in Afghanistan
• Museums inherit parts of dams' history
• MultiCare doctor calls for voluntary wage cuts
• As acting city manager, Rey Arellano will heed desires and goals of council
• Lakewood officer lied about crash, resigns after investigation
• Officials say Eatonville couple died from homicide-suicide
• Pierce County fireworks reports light up dispatch phone lines
• South Sound among 3 sites in nation for VA child-care pilot program
• Two Level 3 sex offenders register to live in Tacoma
• Close encounters of the wild kind in Washington state parks
• Seeing a lot of new 7-Elevens? It's not just your imagination
• Prium's Pierce County founders borrowed big, lived well and left tenants, contractors in lurch
• At JBLM, Operation Warrior Forge tests soldiers' skill, determination
• Shooting range accident under investigation
• Lacey Lions clubs' retreats help military couples mend relations
• Eric Anderson came to Tacoma after Brame mess, left after others
• Price and Um: From college to company ownership
• The art of relaxing at the Gig Harbor Summer Art Festival
• Puyallup mother was just shy of 30; she definitely wasn't sad, sedentary or shy
• Lakewood revives talks about improving Camp Murray gate
• Last defendant in deadly Walmart robbery gets 20 years
• Legal rulings could be a financial windfall for Washam recall effort
• At cemetery, Spanaway couple hold on to an unfinished life
• Tacoma man convicted in mail fraud case
• Iraqi heavy metal band has Lakewood gig
• Officers seek clues in Eatonville homicide-suicide
• Fife investigating chief
• Father's ‘broken' heart stopped
• Lunch at the Market: Saturdays
• Alumna Tries Out for Ghana National Soccer Team
• Health Science Students Grab Victory from Defeat: Win International Prize
• One killed in crash overnight on SR 165 in Buckley
• Grant money will pay for shelter for homeless Tacoma veterans
• Tacoma traveler one of 10 killed in bus crash in Honduran mountains
• Kennedy was president, Beatles were new band when man began Pierce County youth coaching
• Infant found in trash at hospital is stable, Olympia detective says
• Planning commission delays vote on Sumner rezone request
• Targets set for healthy Sound
• After 27 years, a new summit for Rainier park's leader: Running Grand Canyon National Park
• Summer speed enforcement starts Friday
• CONCERT ALERT: Portishead, Beady Eye, Chris Tucker, Vince Gill and others ...
• Puyallup City Manager Ralph Dannenberg rates well on first job review
• Mendenhall still in top form
• Citizens for a Healthy Bay leads the way
• Youth steps forward at Lincoln Classic
• Come one, come all
• City council gets an earful at billboards hearing
• Take a hike, write some poems, go back to work
• City Briefs: July 15 - 21
• New program offers funding for those facing foreclosure
• Renowned anti-racism activist comes to Clover Park Technical College
• Things We Like: July 15 - 21
• Bellarmine’s Mike Rector approaching final season
• A fabulous feline time at TMP
• Veteran honored for his humanitarian efforts
• Metro Parks seeks public input for Swan Creek Park
• Five metalheads take off on a new trip
• Sip, Savor, Dance
• Sportswatch: July 15 - 21
• Controversial county districting process concludes
• Anderson gone after six years as city manager
• Our View: Just say ‘no’ to Clear Channel
• History is made as pride flag flies over city hall
• South Sound Hounds helps new owners of adopted dogs
• ‘The Voice’ that charmed a nation
• Police Blotter: July 15 - 21
• Endurance Training at its Best
• THE DAMAGE REPORT: New column!
• Where are they now?
• Here kitty, kitty!
• Yes meets Blackalicious
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free wine! (CLOSED)
• Trial in case of Tacoma employee shot, killed on front porch begins
• Olympia police say woman lied about pregnancy, having cancer
• Public has its say on Sumner YMCA plan well into night
• Lake Tapps sex-crimes defendant gets OK to view child porn in jail
• Michael Irvin is the man, James Harrison is a clown and DeShon Marman doesn't have to pull up his pants
• Little Warrior
• Mixed-used facility key to Tacoma Elks Temple rebirth downtown OK'd
• Applebee's out at Town Center; University Place seeking tenant
• Lakewood doctor, wife face charges
• Fordjour Earns Tryout With Ghana's National Team
• Sunday, July 17: Liturgy
• Sunday, July 17: The Hague
• Thursday, July 14: Earth
• Monday, July 18: Sam Vicari
• Saturday, July 16: Waves and Radiation
• Backstage Bar and Grill
• Saturday, July 16: Gillian Welch
• Thursdays: Date safe
• Saturdays-Sundays: China Clipper class
• Organic Spice Traders lands on Broadway
• Success counted in women’s lives
• Tacoma at epicenter of national billboard debate? It appears so
• Tacoma-based MultiCare to lay off up to 350 employees by fall
• UW President Young visits Tacoma
• Seattle man's alibi for 1957 killing destroyed in fire
• Eric Anderson out as Tacoma's city manager after six years
• Parking costs top $1 million in downtown Tacoma
• Bonney Lake mayor: YMCA would complement one set in Sumner
• Police: Mom left newborn in Olympia trash can
• Pierce Transit cutting nearly 190 positions amid budget shortfall
• Pierce redistricting map is official – and many are angry
• A soldier who risked it all
• Puyallup's city attorney leaves; reason is vague
• FEEDBAG: 7 Seas Brewing party, Madsen Cellars tasting, cheese tasting, cooking classes and more ...
• PLACE: Mr. Jalapeño
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, July 20
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, July 19
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, July 18
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, July 17
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, July 16
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, July 15
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, July 14
• Billboard hearing Tuesday in Tacoma
• Pierce County redistricting decision to be made tonight
• Competency hearing ordered for Idaho child killer
• All eyes on Auburn as someone wins Lotto
• Defendant beaten outside Pierce County court now convicted of murder
• 2 generations, 2 wars, 1 medal
• Puyallup School District superintendent gets high grades
• Scaparrotti and Joint Base Lewis-McChord's ICorps arrive in Kabul
• Tacoma city manager’s review more critical than 2010
• Men's Soccer Youth Camps Announced
• Honk if you’ll miss the Ruston Way tunnel
• Thank you to UW Tacoma staff and faculty retirees
• Renton man critical after nearly drowning on Lake Chelan
• TNT: In Parkland, a dining renaissance
• STP rider falls, gets hit by pickup truck in Centralia
• 6-year-old stuck in Lacey cherry tree rescued
• Cost of mental health programs for soldiers high
• Coma sutra
• No Fun Zone
• No surprises
• No I-5 access from Sprague Avenue at this point
• GOP say proposed redistricting map of Tacoma unfairly benefits Democrats
• Auburn man dies after suffering heart attack in pickup on SR 167
• Parking relief coming for Bradley Lake Park neighbors in Puyallup
• Politicians turning to newspaper ads
• Men's Tennis History Released
• Little Loggers Enjoy Week-Long Camp
• The elusive face of anarchism
• Redistricting panel to take comments Monday in Tacoma
• Hanford engineer banished to basement
• Buckley boat racer killed on Black Lake
• Vulnernable Tacoma man's death on hot day won't bring charges
• With summer's arrival, Good to Go ordeal takes toll on Narrows Bridge
• Mountain Division railroad draining City of Tacoma funds
• News is good for 2 hikers on Rainier
• Ex-cop's ‘iron-clad alibi' in girl's death may not exist
• No gas guzzlers here: Soap Box returns to Tacoma area after long absence
• Man sentenced for ATM thefts in Puyallup
• Northwest Trek: 537 acres that changed countless lives
• 1st ‘kill team' verdict mixed
• Porn conviction erased for former sheriff
• Vicci Martinez to sing at Art on the Ave in Tacoma
• Tacoma Mall shooter moved
• Voters likely to decide about tolls
• Judicial panel reprimands Puyallup judge
• Man held on $2 million bail with 3 charges of burglary
• Tacoma councilman recovering after heart surgery
• Stryker sergeant guilty of assaulting fellow soldier; innocent of harming Afghans
• UW Tacoma’s new leader to headline City Club of Tacoma luncheon
• Cyclist recalls little after car forces crash
• UW Tacoma study finds salmon switched in some restaurants
• Pride Week kicks off, GOP waits until now to have a problem, and people in Tacoma still like their weed
• Tacoma police: Suspect shed clothing
• FWay police arrest man suspected of molesting 2 young girls at stores
• Sprague exit has drivers asking 'What the L?'
• Cause of fire at old downtown Tacoma brewery undetermined
• Sergeant's kill-team case is first to reach a jury
• GOP wants districting chief fired
• Initiatives expected to hit today's deadline
• Fair changes security plan; Puyallup police take charge
• Puget Sound's Credit Rating Remains Strong
• CONCERT ALERT: Hanson, Justin Townes Earle, Young Jeezy, Floater and others ...
• Tacoma’s native son returns
• Singing the Blues
• Former Tsunamis player embarking on dream
• Retirement depends on good planning
• Things We Like: July 8- 14
• Abandoned shopping carts a problem in need of a solution
• City Briefs: July 8 - 14
• Local Youth All-Stars Clash
• Much more than coffee Caffe Dei is a force in Tacoma’s growing vegan movement
• Celebrate the East Side at community festival
• Artists help artists at Proctor Farmers Market Food Art-a-thon
• Brown reflects on changes, Rainiers season to date
• Sportswatch: july 8 -14
• Council districts to get new boundaries
• True or False? Speeding Endangers Lives
• WALK WITH HISTORY WEEKEND
• Police Blotter: July 8 - 14
• Know your public art: The ‘D’ Street Overpass
• City starts fire safety loan program for businesses
• Meet Tacoma’s new Peace Prize Laureate Dr. Donald Mott
• Learning from the Best
• Study shows salmon isn't always what it seems
• New stadium hits it out of the park
• Out of the Park and into the Streets
• On a string
• University of Washington Tacoma study: Salmon often mislabeled
• New round of layoffs begins in state government
• Stryker sergeant linked to 'kill team' faces court-martial today
• China expels UW arson suspect
• Judge deals Northeast Tacoma's North Shore development another setback
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Hey, Hey, It's the Monkees!
• Metro Parks launches concessions cart vending program
• Driver in Tuesday's fatal crash on Key Peninsula identified
• Tacoma pot initiative gets signatures for November ballot
• Charges possible in crash that killed man in Auburn
• State hiring freeze, such as it was, thaws in July heat
• Ceremony in Fife to kick off work on first library
• Lakewood leaders sign contract with city's largest labor union
• People in car seriously hurt cyclist riding in Puyallup
• Roy Williams's mail-in marriage proposal goes horribly wrong, procreating SF Giants fans and life at Toomer's Corner
• Auf Wiedersehen Alt Heidelberg
• Peter Hodum’s Research on Tufted Puffins Featured in "BirdWatching" Magazine
• Summer in the city
• TASTE THIS: Tightwad Tuesday, tastings and half-price bottles and more ...
• Bite Us: Mandolin Café redux
• Straight dope
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Fred Diezil
• Friday, July 8: Oly The Lonely
• Friday, July 8-Saturday, July 9: Ted Nugent
• Saturday, July 9: Tacoma Old Town Blues Fest
• Saturday, July 9-Thursday, July 14: "If A Tree Falls"
• Wednesday, July 13-Sunday, July 17: Capital Lakefair
• Ex-prisons leader Vail says he resigned after affair with subordinate
• Slain guard Jayme Biendl did job well, despite complaints
• Could Seattle slaying suspect be linked to Tacoma cold cases?
• Checking in: How Tacoma's Class of 2000 grew up
• Police say sister, 17, chased boy with ax
• Pierce County 911 tax resisted
• July 4th sees fires, injuries around Puget Sound
• Eatonville hiking victim known as athlete, scholar
• School's out, but free eats are still in
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, July 13
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, July 12
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, July 11
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, July 10
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, July 9
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, July 8
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Thursday, July 7
• Tuesday, July 5: Old Man Markley
• Annual Little Loggers All-Sports Camp Opens
• Creature from the Slack Lagoon
• Children are the future (don't steal from them)
• Letting go
• Massage therapist has special touch with animals
• Lawsuit dismissal may pave way for higher Lakewood sewer fees
• Asian elephants are an endangered species at the Point Defiance Zoo
• They'll gather to mark our first 4th – on the 5th
• Showdown draws near over education law
• Battle brewing over growing wolf populations in Northwest
• Record snow offers rare chance to bikini-ski on Crystal Mountain
• Childhood friends grow up to be business partners for major Tacoma industry
• Super Best of Tacoma Costume Party
• Arrest in '57 cold case may lead to answers
• Pierce County Councilman Dick Muri to run for Congress
• Forecast: Warm and dry for the rest of the summer
• Low tides provide close look at sea life at Titlow
• Tacoma police seek tips about Grand Am in Teekah Lewis case
• Whales, walruses, more parking – but no Asian elephants – in Tacoma zoo's future
• Zina's killer told FBI in '08 prison interview he wanted death penalty
• Trio allegedly attacks defendant, 3 officers at Pierce courthouse
• UPlace arson suspect Kalebu guilty of rapes, slaying in Seattle
• Tacoma's mayor knew consultant reviewing Zina case had ties here
• One quick fix found, more sought, on Tacoma's East Side
• Pierce County property values drop for 4th consecutive year
• Jaunt atop Murray Morgan bridges lands 4 in jail
• Inslee comes to town, Ladenburg jumps races and Muri tries again
• Familiar face will lead schools in Sumner, Bonney Lake
• Public can see pair of endangered red wolves at Point Defiance zoo
• An engaging teacher and a prolific scholar win awards
• Countdown to the 4th
• Sheriff's deputy justifiably shot Napavine man, prosecutor says
• Tacoma police officers who shot, killed man exonerated
• Car chase ends in jump from truck, nap in Parkland
• From coaster to scones: the old will be new again
• July brings many state law changes
• Police mascot still loved? ROGeR that
• Pierce County Gleaning Project
• New community garden emerging on the East Side
• Gina Belliveau’s new CD feted at upcoming party
• City Briefs: July 1 - 7
• Weekly psychic showcase packs the house at Fife’s Poodle Dog
• Spaceworks moves to Hilltop
• It’s garage rock, not rocket science
• New program will expose local youth to golf
• City examines problem of abandoned shopping carts
• Fireworks enforcement in full effect
• Liddi making a name for Italian baseball
• Curtis Shootout provides summer experience
• Sportswatch: July 1 -7
• Marijuana supporters turn in petitions
• Celebrate Independence Day Tacoma Style
• Things We Like: July 1 - 7
• Got pets?
• Report examines biodiversity in Pierce County
• Hempfest should spark discourse on history and politics
• Police Blotter: July 1 - 7
• CONCERT ALERT: David Mayfield, Mike Doughty, Iron & Wine and other ...
• Tacoma-area Britney Spears fans' devotion seems to show no bounds
• Experts contest DNA in Amanda Knox appeals trial
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Free Stuff!
• Stadium High teacher whose site showed scantily clad girls quits
• Puyallup won't raise utility rates this year; that could change in 2012
• John Ladenburg will run for state high court, not attorney general
• Free history
• University Place arson suspect: God told me to attack two Seattle women
• Tacoma Mall shooter involved in prison-break attempt, DOC says
• Tacoma's Vicci Martinez loses popular vote on 'The Voice' but scores a victory for her career
• Statement could help accused GIs
• Suspects in Seattle terror plot won't go free
• TASTE THIS: Walla Walla Young Guns dinner, tastings and half-price bottles and more ...
• Origins of Fabitat
• Pass it along
• The Boston Bruins drink, Jay Mariotti rages and Tiger Woods grows a beard
• CRITICS' PICKS: Dead Cat Hat, Slam Dunk, The Cutwinkles, WaMu
• Saturday, July 2-Sunday, July 3: Olympia Independent Music Festival
• Friday, July 1: Night Beats
• Road warriors
• Work boots
• Gimmick free
• Listening for the song of the crossbill
• 'Such a warrior': Tacoma's Vicci Martinez learns tonight whether she is No. 1 on 'The Voice'
• Man charged in Spanaway-area mobile home park shooting
• Twice-a-month trash-pickup pilot begins soon for some in Tacoma; city hopes it saves money
• At JBLM, attorney pounds away at key Army witness's credibility
• Patrols for illegal fireworks blasts begin soon
• Redistricting shuffles Pierce County Council seats, ruffles feathers
• Mixed news for home prices in Pierce, Thurston counties
• High court hears education debate
• 4 communities change fireworks calendar
• Special filing period for several positions in East Pierce County
• Former Loggers Take On Sounders FC In US Open Cup
• UW Tacoma welcomes new chancellor
• Mondays-Thursdays: Swank but no fear
• Fridays-Saturdays: Not for wimps
• FEEDBAG: Met Market barbecue, Young Guns of wine, vegan barbecue, Salty's picnic and more ...
• Sundays: Siesta
• Flurry of work continues on the PLU campus
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, July 6
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, July 5
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, July 4
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, July 3
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, July 2
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, July 1
• Pierce County deputies searching for kidnapped woman
• X Group Restaurants purchases Engine House No. 9
• Financing and a new plan at Point Ruston
• Motorcyclist critically injured
• State shuts down tourism office; other 49 states still spend on self-promotion
• Tale of a whale in Tacoma
• Ethics inquiries trail Department of Corrections leader
• Widows of Lakewood officers prepare to sue state
• Mental test for man accused of killing wife
• 3 injured, 1 arrested in Spanaway shooting
• Heroin trafficker from Spanaway sentenced to 10 years in federal prison
• Final chance for Vicci Martinez to become ‘The Voice'
• Hanna is NWC's Nominee for NCAA Woman of the Year
• Women's Soccer Starts Season At Home
• Men's Soccer Schedule Released
• Shelton Brothers Win Hoopfest Elite Division Title
• Saturday, July 9: "Smoking Is Cool"
• Work begins on controversial tribal safety complex
• Popular sculpture park will close next month
• Doted on
• Currently trending - #badparenting
• The shopping cart before the horse
• Proposed reduction causes angst
• Bond sale for Town Center
• Tacoma drivers rejoice over revamped SR 16 interchange
• Shelton Brothers Win Hoopfest Elite Division Title
• Highland Games a day of cabers, clans and kilts
• Leaders in East Pierce discuss cutting ties with Pierce Transit
• Lacey city manager saw his city double in size over 24 years
• Tacoma police shut down booths at Hempfest, angering vendors
• Police issue tickets, anger vendors at 2nd annual Tacoma Hempfest
• Battle for a barrier in lacey
• At Lynnwood animal refuge, May to July is bear season
• Wife of bomb plot suspect says he is proud American
• Three Level 3 sex offenders register to live in Pierce County
• Ready for their close-up: Public now can see cute clouded leopard cubs at Point Defiance
• Search for missing Rainier climber scaled back
• Boaters warned of entangled gray whale near Point Defiance
• ‘Part of our job': Team rejects award money
• UNIVERSITY PLACE: Tacoma schools to sell land to Pierce County
• Bellarmine party planner charged with theft
• Steilacoom High principal will stay on after all
• Taxi crashes into Russell Investments Center in Seattle
• Retirements, redistricting bickering, gang research and much ado about digital billboards
• THREE QUESTIONS with Bobble Tiki: Union Jack Amps
• McKenna announces plan to fight human trafficking
• Rep. Inslee to launch campaign for Wash. governor
• Panel votes to confirm Locke
• Bridge repairs to cause I-5 backups in Lakewood this weekend
• Extra-duty pay pushes 2 cops above police chief
• Officer explains Afghan corpse photo
• Closed-door gatherings in Puyallup raise questions
• College board won't extend layoff authority
• New Book Explores History of Tacoma’s North Slope
• Hunting For History in the Cemeteries of Tacoma
• 25 Years of Genuine Country
• Prep hoops teams in the heat of summer action
• Things We Like: June 24 - 30
• Just a short drive from Tacoma and you’re in a car lover’s paradise
• Series of events promote low-impact development
• Rainiers trying to bring road success back home
• Pothole of the Week: North 9th and Howard
• City Briefs: June 24 - 30
• Got a need for speed?
• Metro Arts offers artistic summertime adventures
• Master figure painter’s ‘Science and Industry’ at Fulcrum
• SuperSonics fan aims to change state song
• Police Blotter: June 24 - 30
• Forecast suggests stormier times on economic horizon
• Council ponders affordable housing proposals
• Sportswatch: June 24 - 30
• Our View: Good economic news on the Tideflats
• A showing of support
• Lions, Colts claim Pony League Titles
• “Postcards” takes audience on trip around the world through dance
• A century of memories, history celebrated at Titlow Lodge
• Felony charges are filed against 22 with alleged Hilltop Crips ties
• CONCERT ALERT: Wild Flag, Queens of the Stone Age, Bon Iver, Judas Priest and others
• Shakin’ it up for a good cause!
• Tacoma staffers OK'd Cheney work, didn't tell council of cost overruns
• Not exactly “Greased Lightnin’”
• Jarvis to retire
• Lasting impact
• Expanded hours at state's 166 liquor stores will take effect July 1
• Nalley Valley interchange blessing held, four days before Sunday opening
• 3 arrested after Spanaway bank robbery
• 2-year college faculty resist layoff measure
• Tacoma singer Vicci Martinez advances to final four on "The Voice"
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Dance and a Movie
• School’s in for Summer! Teens Take on Summer Academic Challenge
• TASTE THIS: Portuguese wine dinner, Fridays Uncorked, Pin-Up Pale Ale, half-price bottles and more ...
• BITE US: The simple things
• CRITICS' PICKS: Jellyneck, Animals And Men, Argonaut, Saucy Yoda
• Cup Check: Sunglasses at night, Clemens and McNamee compare bacne, and trouble in Eugene
• Tacoma Hempfest 2011
• Go Skate, Tacoma! Tollefson Plaza - June 21, 2011
• WHAT'S THE WORD: Getting Leezy
• Saturday, June 25: Birdfest 2011
• Fighting for the Yard Bird
• Friday, June 24: "Hustle"
• Saturday, June 25: Be A Hero
• Saturday, June 25: Harry and the Potters
• Sunday, June 26: Tour de Pierce
• Friday, June 24: Jellyneck
• Saturday, June 25: Animals and Men
• Saturday, June 25: Argonaut (really this time)
• Mariners vs. Phillies
• Taste of Tacoma returns
• SOUTH SOUND: Low tides may delay heavy vehicles on ferries
• Mom pleads not guilty to abandoning child
• Fixtures with form and function
• Robber admits taking beer, denies pointing gun
• Lakewood bystander saves boy from drowning in pool
• Local troops still set to deploy despite withdrawl
• Skateboarders welcome on Tollefson Plaza's concrete today; hundreds take advantage
• Tacoma's Vicci Martinez closer to winning "The Voice" talent show
• Tacoma to spend up to $50,000 on review of Zina case handling
• Narrows Bridge toll flaw said to be fixed; about 26K fines nixed
• At Tacoma Public Library, a new digital lab offers space where teens can create, learn
• Camp Season Open's With Boys Basketball Camp
• FEEDBAG: "Urban Pantry," Pin-Up Pale Ale, vegan BBQ and more ...
• PERSON(S): John and Jeff Spevak
• Buck Wild Saloon
• Missing: Jessie Porter
• Play the University Golf Course this summer
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, June 29
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, June 28
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, June 27
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, June 26
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, June 25
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, June 24
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, June 23
• Plankton blooms color Puget Sound beaches
• Firefighter injured fighting Federal Way blaze
• Dolphin species never seen in Puget Sound spotted off Boston Harbor
• ‘Terrible, terrible, terrible’ spring delays arrival of local strawberries, other crops
• Investigators say man stabbed wife to death, then tried to kill himself
• Tuesday, June 21: Le cool
• Tillicum clinic reopens after budget-related closure
• McKenna misses the mark on growth speed stats
• Kicked out of Army, someday
• Fife police say mom left tot behind, went gambling
• Confessed JBLM killer freed from isolation cell
• Thriving on NBC's 'The Voice,' Vicci Martinez already feels like a winner
• Missing toddler case from 1983 officially called homicide
• Is it Safe? Scientists Share New Ideas at AOAC Meeting at University of Puget Sound
• McKenna campaigns with faulty data
• Vandals delay park pavilion opening in Tacoma; security cameras considered
• Need cash? Learn how to find foundations that award grants
• Student musicians return from summer tour
• Chinook Pass expected to open later this week
• Authorities to step up waterway alcohol patrols
• ‘Ms. Luversa' left a high-tech legacy
• Oly Express bus trips trimmed
• Mural represents change at Stewart Middle School
• The princess and the pee
• Jammin' with Mike Kelly
• Washington-Hoyt student takes 1st place in poster contest
• Registration on now for Tacoma Virtual Learning courses
• Hilltop Artists offering summer program
• Fixes to I-5 potholes coming, but not for quite a while
• Vandals delay Tacoma park pavilion opening
• PLU Men’s Basketball Program Adds Eight Recruits
• DRINK(s): Booze-free bars
• DRINK(s): Blues bars
• DRINK(s): Bars that rock
• DRINK(s): Bartender Bandito Betty
• DRINK(s): Read Asian karaoke bars
• DRINK(s): Awesome wine bars
• No more Nalley's: After nearly 100 years, plant will fill its final can of chili in Tacoma Saturday
• DRINK(s): Gay bars
• Two former Fife police officers can still work despite misdeeds
• Manager of Cheney's renovation fired, may claim discrimination
• New high, arching bridge over Nalley Valley opens this week
• Pilots not to blame for deadly Osprey crash, widows say
• Karzai confirms U.S.-Taliban talks
• Vote likely for area 911 tax
• WWII camp classmates honored
• DRINK(s): Bartender interview at Hannah's Bar & Grille
• Puget Sound Pizza goes greener
• Mondays: Steak and beer
• Fridays-Saturdays: More than chips and dip
• Friday-Saturdays: Smokin’ bikini babes
• Suspect in taped torture, slaying in Lakewood pleads not guilty
• Tacoma doctor faces restrictions amid sexual-misconduct claim
• Three JBLM soldiers discharged from Army for roles in fraud ring
• South Sound beaches pass first check
• Sumner schools chief, board had rancorous relations, records show
• Clemmons' getaway driver gets 420 years; lawyers plan appeal
• Deputy files claim against Lindquist
• 'Open and free': Lakewood Youth Ambassador shares truths, myths about Tourette Syndrome
• Tacoma police release name of officer who killed man
• Gregoire in Europe, promoting business
• Missing Olympia climber, friends didn't bring phone, ranger says
• Kickflips and community building
• Cobras vs. Rainiers
• Tacoma superintendent Art Jarvis to retire after coming school year
• Federal Way, Lakewood to benefit from foreclosure grant program
• Two area health care providers disciplined in June
• Envelope creates scare at Sen. Murray's office
• Husband gets deal in murder-for-hire plot
• Deadly fistfight results in 4-year prison term
• University Place manager says coffers are stable
• Bill would speed process of killing predatory sea lions
• Lawyer fees may have been motive for South Hill bank robbery
• Construction expected to back up I-5 traffic ner Lakewood
• Do the chicken coop loop!
• Go Skate, Tacoma!
• Top quality on the pitch
• Get educated in cannabis culture at Tacoma Hempfest 2011
• Church moves ahead with plans for former Boys and Girls Club
• The Things We Like: June 17 - 23
• The men behind the scenes
• Clear Channel Billboard settlement in limbo
• Zoo welcomes two tiny clouded leopards
• Pothole of the Week: N. 24th and N. Huson
• Police Blotter: June 17 - 23
• Tacoma Power lands federal award for energy efficiency
• A ‘demon’ takes over the Lakewood Playhouse
• Family Seeks Justice
• Assessment of gang activity underway
• Sportswatch: June 17 - 23
• Get on your bike and take the Tour de Pierce
• JACKPOT!
• Cortes has seen it all in young career
• First ever Tacompilation to benefit legit all ages music place
• Our Views: 25 years of history and Services for military families
• Kristi “Kree” Davis
• City Briefs: June 17 - 23
• CONCERT ALERT: Brian Regan, The Antlers, Opeth, The End's Summer Camp, Lindsey Buckingham and others
• Perfect man cave
• Tacoma man, 18, gets 26 years for gang-related shooting death last fall
• Strychnine-poisoning defendant rips prosecutors after acquittal
• Program aiding jobless without kids will stop giving out cash Nov. 1
• Stryker soldier bids to join free codefendants until murder trial
• Pierce County substance counselor loses license for sexual misconduct
• Students, communities bid farewell to Wainwright and McKinley elementaries
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Wild Waves
• Puyallup vet, 91, recalls joining in Doolittle Raid
• TASTE THIS: Milbrandt Vineyards, Dumas Station, half-priced bottle nights and more ...
• BITE US: Tiny café has big heart
• Father of the Year
• The silverback of South Tacoma
• The real Mike Curto
• Arts + Community = Culture
• Lunch at the market: South Tacoma Farmers Market
• Support system strong for injured Gig Harbor teen eager to recover
• Tacoma officer kills man during pre-dawn stop on Key Peninsula
• Missing skier's body found in tree well
• Fire destroys Spanaway home; cigarette likely source
• Two Incoming Freshmen Receive Prestigious Lillis Scholarship
• CRITICS' PICKS: Karen, Eliot Lipp, Stasis Field, ... Trail Of Dead
• Wednesday, June 22: Scrabble Rousers: Murder Mystery
• Friday, June 17: Gilby Clarke
• Friday, June 17-Wednesday, June 22: "The Beaver"
• Saturday, June 18-Sunday, June 19: Olympic Air Show
• Friday, June 17: Tommy Emmanuel
• Wednesday, June 22: ... And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead
• Wednesday, June 22: Stasis Field
• Monday, June 20: Eliot Lipp
• Saturday, June 18: Karen
• Morton teacher once jailed for touching students resigns
• For Clemmons driver's lawyers, time to get new trial nearly up
• Ex-Olympia woman pleads guilty for role in arson at UW in 2001
• Red Cross helping 25 displaced by Lakewood apartment complex fire
• Clouded leopard gives birth to pair of cubs at Point Defiance Zoo; public can view them soon
• Tacoma high school test scores are closing in on state average
• Wild Waves was slow to report mechanical issues for two rides
• Rescuers fear Olympia climber had deadly fall on Mount Rainier
• Sims coming home; not running … yet
• Digital billboard deal with Clear Channel dead?
• Independence Day Celebration
• FEEDBAG: Food book authors, free meat, patio opening, Pints For Prostates and more ...
• DRINK(s): Kick ass bar menus
• Angela Meade wows them at the Met
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, June 22
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, June 21
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, June 20
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, June 19
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, June 18
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, June 17
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, June 16
• Woman charged with rendering criminal assistance in Lakewood torture case
• DRINK(s): Bartender Interview at the Hotel Murano
• Helping folks in need never gets old for Bonney Lake retiree
• Puget Sound Energy proposes big power rate increase
• Pierce Transit board OKs additional service cuts
• United Way, county drop tax proposal
• ‘Bath salts' found in bodies of Spanaway soldier, wife
• Expect lots of late-night noise from Lewis-McChord this week
• Drowning, hypothermia caused Tacoma newborn’s death
• Dad still hospitalized after allegedly pushing boy from car in Tacoma
• 2 rides break down at Wild Waves in Federal Way
• Gov. Chris Gregoire will not seek re-election for third term
• Nicholson Retires, Tommerup Named Replacement
• DRINK(s): Bartender Interview at the Beach Tavern
• DRINK(s): Drinking at odd hours
• DRINK(s): Bars where really old people drink
• DRINK(s): Bartender Interview at the Parkway
• DRINK(s): Rev. Adam McKinney's top five cocktails
• DRINK(s): Top meat markets
• DRINK(s): Unique happy hours
• DRINK(s): Drinking in Yelm and Roy
• DRINK(s): Biking, running, drinking
• 2012 election field takes shape
• Pride, in the name of love
• Meek and potatoes
• Making a point
• Plan to tackle homelessness unveiled in Puyallup
• Police say fleeing father pushed toddler from car in Tacoma
• Kandle Park pool will replace aging one at Titlow Park when it opens next summer
• Tacoma's closing elementary schools host events
• Tribes allowed to issue exempt license plates for their vehicles
• Bellarmine Prep, Thomas Jefferson earn high school musical awards
• Track Stars Invite meet on tap Wednesday
• Orientation coming up at Lakewood's Harrison Prep
• U.S. bishops in state to discuss policies
• All-Stars bring A-game
• New quarter honors Olympic National Park
• Experts from Pierce County helping in flood-hit Midwest
• Tacoma Relay for Life totals will surpass $500,000
• Profiles of the 2011 All-Star Graduates
• Zina's killer used trickery, luck to elude capture, review shows
• Sound to Narrows race parking crunch a windfall for Wilson High girls basketball
• Tacoma, does garbage collection twice a month pass the smell test?
• Tolling contractor has had problems in other states
• Meet the judges of the 2011 News Tribune All-Star Nominees
• After 43 years, killer finally caught
• Man gets four-plus years in prison for crashing truck, leaving friend to die
• New UW Tacoma graduate recognized for volunteer efforts to help female offenders
• 5th suspect arrested in torture slaying
• UW tuition could increase by 20% this fall to $10,574
• Soldier tied to ‘kill team' free for now
• Sound to Narrows: At race's end, flower power
• Who wants to be an elected official?
• Sunday, June 12: Tacoma Cult Movie Club
• Sunday, June 12: Back to Beale Street 2012 Blues Competition
• Another arrest made in Lakewood videotaped torture case
• THREE QUESTIONS with BOBBLE TIKI: Tin Man
• Tacoma police ticketing many more for using cellphone while driving
• Three armed robbers hold up Lakewood post office
• Police arrest man accused of hitting officer with car
• Same man suspected in pair of bank holdups
• Joint Base Lewis-McChord: Sergeant, specialist honored as I Corps' best
• Seat-belt safety effort generates more than 900 citations
• Medal of Honor recipient lost hand, but not resolve
• No protection for employees prescribed pot
• Ex-CEO to address Tacoma Evergreen grads
• Loggers Head To Honduras With Global Medical Brigades
• CONCERT ALERT: Death Cab For Cutie, Blink 182 & My Chemical Romance, KORN & Queensryche, Dave Matthews Band Caravan ...
• Two days in the life
• Police Blotter: June 10 - 16
• Dillon, Edwards take Puyallup Tribal Council seats
• Youth, experience, and power
• Council postpones vote on stadium funding
• Outstanding student keeps things in perspective
• Sweet sound of summer
• Know your public art: Oakland/Madrona’s ‘Working’ gateway
• The Things We Like: June 10 - 16
• Our Views: Staff Editorials
• Huntington’s life and legacy will never be forgotten
• FISHing for food
• The hidden face of homelessness
• Sportswatch: June 10 - 16
• In Loving Memory of Xavier M. King
• Pothole of the Week: S. 15th and G street
• Paws up, Little Monsters!
• New life for the trails in Point Defiance Park
• Local student launches You ARE Beautiful campaign
• Come to Clancy’s Coffee for Art Walk
• ‘Samba to Soul’
• Lights-out pitchers and hitters
• Mariners win AAA Tournament of Champions
• City Briefs: June 10 -16
• Terrelle Pryor makes it official, LeBron dissapears and Luongo better not cry
• Applause: Helper at Puyallup cemetery made visitor's day
• Concerned about tuition increases?
• Education at a price
• McKenna makes governor campaign official
• Federal Way OKs spending $25K more on sand-sculpting event
• Puyallup won't switch to at-large voting system for its City Council
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Tri Cities Fever!
• Tacoma police consider next step after searching for toddler's body
• After long wait, Bonney Lake's Eastown project might begin
• Old is new
• Making its mark
• Thursday, June 9: "Journey from Zanskar"
• Sale could bring life to a long-dormant piece of Tacoma's skyline
• 39th Sound to Narrows will have race fixtures
• Tacoma man pleads not guilty to Federal Way kidnapping
• Puyallup commuter rail parking lot nears end of the line
• TASTE THIS: Boudreaux Cellars wine dinner, Greek wines, summer beers, half-priced bottle nights ...
• Saturdays-Sundays: Dressed-up pre-funk
• Mondays-Fridays: neighborhood pub quencher
• Fridays: Line up
• CRITICS' PICKS: Tin Man, Rishloo, 2011 Bass Odyssey, Deep Sea Driver, Brute Heart
• Kimya goes hip-hop
• Saturday, June 11: Hilltop Artists Spring Glass Sale
• Monday, June 13: Grant Hart
• Sunday, June 12: Greta Matassa
• Saturday, June 11: Malcom Clark Band celebration
• Sound Transit alters routes, schedules
• Latest trial in Edgewood Craigslist killing ends in another guilty verdict
• More time for art
• Lawsuit could help Washam recall effort
• Rob McKenna expected to announce run for governor
• Tacoma Police search along Ruston Way for long-missing boy
• Overlooked Merchant Marine gets city flag
• Puyallup judge makes deal on misconduct charges
• Lakewood prepares for new middle school
• Cheney Stadium taken off Tacoma City Council agenda
• Walker wants to call attention to gender discrimination
• Father said day of play ended with frantic search for son
• Groups want majority-minority district
• FEEDBAG: Veev party, cheese class at Met Market, Boudreaux Cellars wine dinner, beer tasting and more ...
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, June 15
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, June 14
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, June 13
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, June 12
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, June 11
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, June 10
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, June 9
• Number of pending home sales on rise in region
• Trust adds estuary on Totten Inlet
• Tuesday, June 7: Death By Steamship
• Cheney Stadium on budget, except builder now wants $821,000
• Tacoma's new commuters
• Olympia police officer shot in raid; suspect in custody
• No one hit in 4 Tacoma drive-by shootings
• 16-year-old pleads not guilty in Auburn killing
• Missing park gate in Lakewood prompts 2-way legal fight
• Electronic signs could show up in Frederickson
• Trial starts in attack on Seattle lesbian pair
• PLU Softball Offers Three Summer Camps
• Kirkpatrick Garners Capital One Academic All-America Honors
• Puyallup School District names slate of leaders
• The Andersons are leaving PLU
• Peninsula schools seek public input on budget
• Gov. Gregoire signing bill to raise college tuition in WA
• ROBBY SWIGER: One sexy bartender
• JOHN LEDINGTON: One sexy delivery person
• JORDAN TAYLOR: One sexy drummer
• LISA HEPFER: One sexy mom
• VIC CELIS: One sexy servicemember
• New House chaplain faces challenge
• Traffic Q&A: Then and now, slower traffic must pull over to let other vehicles pass
• Trial in Seattle stabbings begins, sans defendant Isaiah Kalebu
• Filing period starts today for nearly 200 elective positions
• Fircrest budget dispute from two years ago sparks lawsuits
• Nursing homes get money patch
• EMILY COOK: One sexy bartender
• JIHEE SHIN: One sexy barista
• AMANDA CROWSON: One sexy barista
• RENEE ALLWINE: One sexy athlete
• JOSEPH ISENBARGER: One sexy tattoo artist
• Sane-sex attraction
• University Place girls find power in paper, envelopes, and 3 simple words
• Prisons hardly ripple when 31 Crips arrive
• 2,500 athletes find their place in the sun in Special Olympics at Lewis-McChord
• State leads nation in opting out of vaccinations
• New archbishop nurturing his flock
• New nursing-home 'safety net' fee's effect remains to be seen
• Tollpayers at bridges might face increases
• Sand-sculpting event organizers seek $25,000 from Federal Way council
• JZ Knight's bid to halt development heard by state's Supreme Court
• Kevorkian antics helped, hurt other activists
• Sunday, June 5: Ten Tiny Dances
• Fife seeks to fill council vacancy
• On sunny weekend, Ruston Way police presence is stepped up
• Walmart robbery leader pleads guilty to plotting witness deaths
• Mom, son in North End homicide-suicide got along well, friends say
• At first blush, sex-ed teacher's Pierce College career impresses
• Brown & Haley adjusts to new life in Fife
• A reason to smile: Warm weather is expected this weekend after a particularly chilly May
• KING COUNTY: Man denies giving illegal legal advice
• Officers will visit bars – to talk about drink limits
• Remains ID'd as woman who vanished in 1972
• Man charged with kidnap, sex abuse ruled fit for trial
• Finally: Time to sweat
• E-cigarettes, bar blitzes and dope drumlines
• THREE QUESTIONS with Bobble Tiki: Death By Steamship
• Lincoln students find life's rhythm in drumline
• Work starts this summer on long-awaited Edgewood trail
• JBLM's I Corps will be part of a critical period in Afghanistan
• Fireworks, new twists set at July's Tacoma Freedom Fair
• WSDOT to contractor: Stop mailing tickets for bridge-toll violations
• Lawyers: Juror act cost alleged Clemmons driver a fair trial
• Brother of state trooper killed in crash on Yelm Highway
• Parkland family escapes home after candle starts fire
• Pacific Avenue closure starts Wednesday
• Follow Three Loggers On A Basketball Tour Through Ireland
• New 911 agency under consideration
• No sleep ‘til Memphis
• Tigers fall short on chance to repeat
• KeyBank completes restoration of iconic University Place sculpture
• The Things We Like: Week of June 3 - 9
• Support Lincoln Drumline at Hip Hop Arts Showcase
• Tacoma Food Co-op seeks help from members
• Sportswatch: Week of June 3 - 9
• Northeast Tacoma welcomes its own signature park
• Dynamic athletes on the big stage
• Police seek change in law to combat prostitution
• Pierce County adjusts district boundaries
• Music Review: Death Cab for Cutie
• Music Review: Third Law of Motion
• Police Blotter: Week of June 3 - 9
• Pothole of the Week: South 59th and Sheridan
• Big, bold and bright
• Staff Editorial
• The Big Wheel keeps on turnin’
• Quick Endings for Wilson, Stadium
• Rainiers’ Roe looking to make impact with new team
• Confusion continues in city over mediacl marijuana law
• City Briefs: Week of June 3 - 9
• A hidden gem in Tacoma
• Pierce College hosts 250 choral singers
• Garbage collection every other week?
• Huntington Passes Away
• Job retraining program now available to 825 new local residents
• Join our Facebook Fan Page: Win a free night at the Hotel Murano
• 2011 Spring Commencement
• Stop asking Scottie Pippen questions, Jim Tressel's disgrace and M's fans go wild
• Police investigating two deaths at home on Tacoma's North End
• In high desert, JBLM Stryker soldiers trained in pre-Sept. 11 war tactics, not counterinsurgency
• Narrows Bridge toll 'crises' warrant DOT audit, lawmaker says
• Ruling OKs e-cigarette use in Pierce County bars, workplaces
• Tacoma sports and broadcasting icon Clay Huntington dies at 89
• Port of Olympia will continue testing for dioxin near marine terminal
• Puyallup police searching for daytime prowler
• Parking panel not in favor of permit idea for downtown Tacoma residents
• Robber in cowboy hat holds up South Hill bank
• Hazlehurst Selected To Capital One Academic All-District First Team
• VOTE NOW: Super Best of Tacoma 2011
• TASTE THIS: Pedroncelli Winery tasting, $3 Thursdays, half-priced bottle nights ...
• FEEDBAG: Wine auction, Local farms cooking class, Boudreaux Cellars wine dinner and more ...
• Friday, June 3: NWCZ 2nd Anniversary Party
• Sunday, June 5: Argonaut
• Monday, June 6: Plateau
• Friday, June 3: Comedian Richie Stratton
• Perusing the goods
• Fridays: The Big Wheel
• Fridays-Saturdays: Market up and downs
• Daily: The Lush Rush
• Gregoire backs court challenge to two-thirds vote requirement
• Pierce County woman charged in scam targeting soldiers, others
• Health Department modifies proposed ban on e-cigarettes
• Tacoma man pleads not guilty in torture-kidnap case
• PLU President Anderson leaving after 20 years
• Thursday, June 2: The Billy Nayer Show
• Stadium High School's class of 2011 includes 85-year-old Navy veteran of World War II
• Police chief who hid Zina case detail once fired officer for lying
• Mount Rainier leader leaving for Grand Canyon
• Witnesses sought in fatal motorcycle crash in Auburn
• Tacoma fire kills mom, 2-year-old
• Police fire at driver after car drags Tacoma officer
• Ruling needed on two-thirds tax votes, says governor
• Former JBLM Ranger to get Medal of Honor for acts in Afghanistan
• Friday, June 3-Sunday, June 5: "Romeo and Juliet"
• Logger Women's Crew Take Third In Petite Finals at NCAA Championships
• Summer Reunion Weekend Lures the Loggers Home, June 3–5
• Puget Sound Names 2011 Distinguished Alumni Awardees
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, June 8
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, June 7
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, June 6
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, June 5
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, June 4
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, June 3
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, June 2
• Online university opens virtual doors
• Five JBLM soldiers summit Mount McKinley
• Inspection to close Milroy Bridge Tuesday
• Puyallup man killed in motorcycle crash
• Sites begin to power down for Elwha dam removal
• Tacoma supports basic ed lawsuit
• City Declares Patricia Spakes Day in honor of UW Tacoma chancellor
• Tacoma to study gangs
• Firefighter team returns to Gig Harbor with steel beam from World Trade Center
• Three more Pierce County school districts join lawsuit
• New war memorial near Narrows Bridge ‘a lovely place'
• When you wish upon a Ringo Starr
• Drop it like it's hot
• CENTRALIA: 4 hurt in hit-run crash on I-5; 1 driver arrested
• Outstanding volunteers awarded scholarships
• Merit scholarships go to local seniors
• Peninsula High science teacher honored
• Summer scholars gather at Life Christian
• Arts showcase set for Lincoln High
• Donald takes top spot away from Westwood
• Bonney Lake may seek to turn dike to playground
• Who should go at four-way stops?
• Medical marijuana law creates disarray
• Anybody can learn how to make dandelion soda
• Toddler who died at Greenwater is Puyallup police officer's son
• Next stop for leader of Transition Battalion at JBLM: the Pentagon
• Frederickson as an economic engine
• Years of big travel over for University Place Town Center
• Workplace changes await state employees
• Point Defiance Park’s wildlife gets competition
• Franklin Pierce to reassign specialists
• Memorial Day weekend events
• Expect acute pain at Triangle
• Tacoma Narrows bridge-toll fine barrage stirs ire
• Lakewood city manager scores high on performance evaluation
• Bonney Lake: Body in burning truck is ruled a suicide
• Crews will let fire at Steilacoom mill burn itself out
• Man alleges sexual abuse while at Tacoma area boys home
• Many ways to honor the fallen
• McFarland Finishes 21st at National Meet
• Loggers Take Third In Petite Finals at NCAA Championships
• Legislative session finally ends, teachers get the shaft and more fun in redistricting
• CONTEST: Want to photograph Soundgarden?
• THREE QUESTIONS with BOBBLE TIKI: '80s Prom at Hell's Kitchen
• UW Tacoma readies for 21st Commencement
• A cheaper way to link light rail to FWay?
• WA lawmakers kill film, newspaper tax breaks in waning hours
• City of Federal Way wants residents to clean up or pay up
• Judge rules accused South Park killer fit to stand trial
• FEDERAL WAY: Motorcyclist killed in crash is identified
• Steilacoom will seek input on hiring principals
• Murder charges filed against teen accused of shooting at Auburn party
• New CEO for Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber
• School pay cuts not so easy for state districts
• Loggers Sixth In Qualifier, Will Row In Petite Finals Tomorrow
• Center for Health Sciences to be Named in Honor of Bill and Gail Weyerhaeuser
• Wine Wars—Mike Veseth Takes You to the Battlefront
• CONCERT ALERT: James Blake, Dave Coulier, Delbert McClinton, Storm Large ...
• Tide Uses Late Surge for Draw
• Council approves historic district
• Mystery company eyes South Tacoma parcel
• Leonard Peltier supporters rally for his freedom
• Metro Parks Commission hears update on energy audit
• Police Blotter: May 26 - June 2
• Soldier Down, Kickstands Up
• State softball tourney awaits Stadium, Wilson
• Flow Gallery opens with inaugural show “Commencement”
• Music Review: Heidi Vladyka
• Seeds of growth
• Music Review: Robbie Walden
• Word on the St. Helens’ Stink
• Wet and Wild
• Bellarmine successful in tennis districts
• City Briefs: May 26 - June 2
• Stadium Rolls to Advance to Semis
• To Mongolia or bust
• Students fly to Honduras to provide health care to families in need
• Things We Like: May 27 - June 2
• Local athletes shine at track districts
• ‘Dances with Dancers’
• Glass and neon featured in new show at Fulcrum
• City moves forward with ADA compliance
• Pothole of the Week - So. 12th and Pearl St.
• Staff Editorial
• Aden Helping Continue Studs’ Baseball Heritage
• Clouded leopards spring one on keepers; litter expected at Point Defiance in June
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: New day
• Woman whose body was found in barrel near Yelm identified
• TNT: Chemistry teacher to experiment with retiring
• Crews find body in Bonney Lake truck after fire is doused
• Blues Vespers concert set for June 5 to honor longtime Northwest musician
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Contest: Seattle Timberwoves
• Federal Way considers suit over light-rail delay
• Education in Tacoma
• Gay-themed exhibit that stirred controversy coming to Tacoma
• Ceremony will greet fire crew, artifact
• Concern grows over ‘epidemic' veteran suicide rate
• Admitted killer says plot included youngest soldier
• Freshmen force roll call on tax breaks for banks
• 3 gunmen sought in robbery
• Motorcycle rider killed in crash
• TASTE THIS: Basel Cellars, Medicine Creek, Dogfish Head Craft Beers, Naches Heights and more ...
• Fridays-Saturdays: Bowl
• Tuesdays: Watching pennies
• BITE US: Fro Yo? Oh, Yeah!
• CRITICS' PICKS: Sugar Sugar Sugar, Princest, Elk & Boar, Mal De Mer
• What a little moonlight can do
• Dancing with Hines Ward, speeding with Kyle Busch, and raping stuff with Ben Roethlisberger
• Capturing the essence
• Friday, May 27: Sugar Sugar Sugar
• Saturday, May 28: Princest
• Tacoma vs. Nashville
• GritCity Fest is returning, cast your vote
• Work to begin on I-5 noise barriers in Lacey
• Disguise doesn’t help Auburn slaying suspect avoid arrest
• Tacoma icon among threatened buildings
• Medical cannabis proposal runs out of time
• $32 billion deal plugs state's budget gap
• Lawmakers agree to gradual limit on state debt
• Chemistry teacher to experiment with retiring
• Suit alleges booze, sex instead of treatment at Spanaway counseling center
• Tacoma officer wounds fleeing burglary suspect
• Gig Harbor fire crew on 9/11 trip reaches New York
• Tacoma City Council OKs Wedge neighborhood as historic district
• Puyallup parking puzzle reassembled
• Little Loggers Camp: Register the Kids for July 5-8 Athletics Camp
• Wednesdays: Hump day
• THING: Faux cupcakes from Feeling Smitten
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, June 1
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, May 31
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Monday, May 30
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Sunday, May 29
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Saturday, May 28
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Friday, May 27
• South Puget Sound Live Calendar and DJs: Thursday, May 26
• Tacoma homeowner shoots burglars in garage, kills 1
• Tacoma police get little help investigating shootings
• New study tells students worth of their majors
• Updated locomotives going from Tenino to Alaska
• Rogers High principal resignation: Part 2
• Fife police station sex acts not a crime, report says
• Pierce County redistricting panel sets meetings
• Team tags baby falcons at Port of Olympia
• Will lawmakers work past 30-day deadline?
• Tacoma homeowner shoots burglars in garage, kills 1
• Workers' comp bill passes
• Bremond, Davis Make Mark in Weight Room
• More Than A Game
• Loggers' V8 Prepared For NCAA Championships
• Smith Named to Rowing All-America Second Team
• Cast your vote!
• New endowed professorship announced
• A passion for composition
• In their own words
• Puyallup's Milroy Bridge closing Tuesday for inspection
• Child playing with lighter touches off fire at Kent apartment
• The Chocolate Hooch
• Under the cover of nightclub
• Annie Wright senior is Presidential Scholar
• $2,580 safety grant goes to Steilacoom High School
• Teen fatally shot in Auburn; 3 hurt, including cop
• Dueling visions in Gig Harbor for Donkey Creek restoration
• New workout has soldiers doing some hard time at JBLM
• The case of a purloined pink flock
• Car lights, car bright: Learning the limits
• JBLM officer directing U.S. withdrawal from Kirkuk air base
• Clover Park budget review this week
• Workers' compensation deal is reached
• End of the line in east Pierce County?
• McFarland to Throw Javelin at National Meet
• Register Today For Little Loggers
• Businesses revive liquor privatization
• Suspect hits patrol car carrying other DUI suspect near Auburn
• Workers' comp deal nearer
• All in
• TNT analysis: Average pay rising fast for area government workers
• St. Joseph Medical Center: Can iconic form stand the test of time?
• 3 gave almost 90 years to TNT readers
• Movement to stop natural gas drilling gains ground
• Council should put open-government law on a billboard
• Two more horses in state treated for deadly herpes virus
• New era of burlesque equals sequins, satin and striptease, but also leaves something to the imagination
• This is a good time to buckle up
• Springtime fun in Lacey
• Pets and their owners relax at downtown Orting's Bark in the Park event
• Elderly Yelm pair's deaths might be result of a murder-suicide
• Tacoma's Columbia Bank buys assets of failed Summit Bank
• Bargaining rights spark state debate
• Man arrested minutes after North Tacoma bank robbery
• Tacoma Public Schools to hold budget meetings
• Zina's park: A place to play in peace
• Sprinters turn up the heat
• Young boy survives fall out second-story window
• Columbia Bank takes over Summit of Burlington
• Puyallup parking lot doubles as rain filter
• Police suspect young man set Puyallup garage fire
• Book Art Comes to Life at Collins Memorial Library
• Tacoma's Moratorium on Billboards and Fun in Redistricting
• Jury finds Dorcus Allen guilty of murder in Lakewood police slayings case
• Inmate found dead at Regional Justice Center in Kent
• State budget agreement could come next week
• 198 days later, we might just see 70 degrees again
• Allen guilty in murders
• Legislative session costs: $10,000 a day
• Ethics panel says Tacoma's mayor violated code
• BREMERTON: 48 military members to become U.S. citizens
• Gig Harbor will get World Trade Center artifact
• Lakewood eases signage rules
• Motorcyclist hurt in Schuster Parkway crash
• Hagensen Named Third Team All-American
• CONCERT ALERT: Motley Crue, Kings of Leon, Sammy Hagar, Roger Daltrey ...
• Clearer picture emerges of Puget Sound pollutants
• Golf State Tournament Set to Begin
• Council passes billboard moratorium
• Police Blotter: Week of May 20 - 26
• Singer/songwriter Kayley Rae will put you in a ‘pleasure coma’
• Party time at the Children’s Museum
• Wainwright, McKinley elementaries cut
• Ban on indoor ‘vaping’ draws a crowd
• East Side food bank vandalized
• Music Review: Kendl Winter
• Know your public art: Wheelock Library carved brick panels
• The lunacy of love at TMP
• City Briefs: Week of May 20 - 26
• Sportswatch: May 20 - 26
• Roller derby flourishes in Tacoma
• Tacoma prepares to jazz it up and sing the blues
• Late PK Gives Draw to Tide in Opener
• Soccer Playoffs Bring Suspenseful Endings
• Wilson Cruising, District Playoffs Approach
• Things We Like: May 20 - 26
• A ‘spark’ of hope
• Music Review: Unhailoed
• Japanese historians pay a special visit to Tacoma
• NASCAR dust ups, Tressel's support system and Barkley's rare brilliance
• Local secret behind a successful meal
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Contest: Free Pancakes!
• Jobs: GIs, employers compare notes at JBLM
• Former guard at Purdy arraigned on sex charge
• VA says care is improved; senators not convinced
• Stryker will fight new charges
• Freeway carpool lane near SR 18 opens early
• Federal Way police release drawing of groping suspect
• Playgrounds to open in Zina's memory
• Bellarmine icon Ed Fallon, 78, dies
• Puyallup studies school district boundaries, at-large issue
• Pete Lovely's life centered around cars from early on
• McNeill, McFarland Have One More Chance to Improve
• Kirpatrick Earns Second Career Academic All-District Honors
• Logger Student-Athletes Take 24 Awards At Convocation
• Students Fly to Honduras to Provide Health Care to Families in Need
• Living icon
• Saturday, May 21-Sunday, May 22: Black Lake BBQ Competition
• Thursday, May 19: Mud Wrestling for Leukemia
• Saturday, May 21: "The Whiz: Cascadia"
• Saturday, May 21: Dockyard Derby dames roller derby
• Saturday, May 21: Agent Orange
• Lost in space
• BITE US: Finding the G-spot in Olympia
• Saturday, May 21: Olympia Comics Festival
• Saturday, May 21: Bread & Circuses
• Long delay in arrival of light rail frustrates Federal Way council
• Former Seattle P-I journalist freed in Iran, is on way to Vancouver
• City of Puyallup $1.5 million short of finishing expensive road-extension project on South Hill
• Bad economy, cancer to bring closure to longtime Pacific Avenue pet store
• Tacoma bans billboard additions, changes for as long as six months
• Dreams come true at Tacoma retirement center
• Thornewood redux: American Lake mansion gets a makeover
• Jury asks questions, but no verdict yet on Dorcus Allen
• Registration open for Paint Tacoma
• State awards $1.1 million to youth job training
• Donation aids police dog training facility
• Expert to look into TPD's Zina case Amber Alert flub
• T-Town Lowdown
• Marrow to land a spot in the heart of Tacoma
• ‘Fisherm’am’ turned environmental activist to speak against man-made disasters
• THING: Raw food at Caffe Dei
• South Puget Sound Live Music Calendar and DJs: Wednesday, May 25
• South Puget Sound Live Music Calendar and DJs: Tuesday, May 24
• South Puget Sound Live Music Calendar and DJs: Monday, May 23
• South Puget Sound Live Music Calendar and DJs: Sunday, May 22
• South Puget Sound Live Music Calendar and DJs: Saturday, May 21
• South Puget Sound Live Music Calendar and DJs: Friday, May 20
• South Puget Sound Live Music Calendar and DJs: Thursday, May 19
• Speeding up Seattle-to-Portland trains
• Police seek suspect in 6 Federal Way gropings
• Scam uses soldiers to grab bank's cash
• GI defendant wins ruling in murder-case evidence
• Second person charged in Kent triple slaying
• Spanaway man killed when pickup overturns
• I Corps will pack experience to Afghanistan
• Washington National Guard units told to be ready
• Vodka fueled cop's crash of unmarked patrol car in Tacoma
• Logger Student-Athletes Take 24 Awards At Convocation
• Graduating Class Creates Sunshine in the Midst of Commencement Day Rain
• Tuesdays: Booze and Tattoos
• What the McCarver kids taught the university professors
• Dean of education and movement studies named. Kline to begin in July.
• Lutes turn out in force for Tutu visit
• Fulbright recipients ready to engage the world
• Extreme meekover
• Jokes about things that aren't actually funny
• Flood warnings in effect for 6 counties
• Kent apartment evacuated after 2-alarm fire
• State jazz bands place at Ellington festival in NYC
• Records, hillsides both fall
• Traffic Q&A: On-ramp signals as valid as others
• Pierce County sheriff’s stats show crime is up
• Tacoma City Council mulls over billboard plan
• United Way revising proposal for mental health plan after receiving JBLM updates
• Audubon Society founders led the way
• Paradise, National Park Inn go digital
• Arts festival on tap at Mount Tahoma
• Hanna, McNeill Earn Lifetime Achievement Award
• Lutes turn out in force for Tutu visit
• Second man arrested in Kent nursery shooting
• Plan sought to keep Kitsap research ferry afloat
• Broadway Center, Bethel School District aim to stop violence, one dance at a time
• What floats and has 40 sea legs? Dragon boats
• Deadly fight shattered a tranquil Sunday in Auburn
• Downtown diamond destination
• As downtown emptied, TAM dropped anchor
• Fighting for safe children
• Man shot twice in chest at Federal Way Park & Ride lot
• King County salaries on database
• Layoff notices trickle out
• The Ventures
• Budget 'zombies' march on Olympia, protest budget
• During Tacoma visit, Tutu encourages young people to heal world
• Tacoma citizen board clears Anderson in ethics probe
• 71 years for woman who arranged deadly Edgewood Craigslist sale
• Nurse's $15 million gift is PLU's largest ever
• PIERCE COUNTY:
• 2nd arrest in deaths of 3 found in Kent
• Foss shake-up meets backlash
• For $500 (or less), you can build your own portal to the past
• Tacoma man gets 23 years for killing daughter
• Lewis-McChord to curb footprint
• What the McCarver Kids Taught the University Professors
• Utility workers get a raise, Pierce Transit does half the dirty work, and David Boe’s campaign kick-off party
• Tacoma singer displays her talents on NBC reality show 'The Voice'
• Box Scores: Auburn-Riverside vs. Stadium
• THREE QUESTIONS with Bobble Tiki: Shyan Selah
• Box Scores: Wilson vs. Hudson’s Bay
• 'Grounds for Resistance': Documentary focuses on Lakewood coffee shop just outside JBLM
• Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu a 'prisoner of hope'
• Day-use area at Dash Point park reopening today
• Citizen's critical remarks draw police union's ire
• Tillicum ‘Gangsters' raided
• Key panel approves military pay increase
• Banks, IT firm grow to Tacoma
• The Things We Like
• Rainiers’ Offense Continuing to Improve
• Out for bid again
• City Briefs
• Officials shouldn’t snuff out medical marijuana
• Rainier’s Kazmar has new team, similar location
• New work by Chihuly on view at Traver Gallery
• A funky Oz odyssey
• City looks for funding to flip homes
• Law enforcement agencies launch party patrols
• Police Blotter
• Letter Carriers’ Food Drive to help feed Pierce County’s Hungry
• Youth share a vision for waterfront future
• An excuse to get fit
• Sportswatch
• Park prepares to get blitzed
• Mobility master plan moving forward
• Online testing for food workers started in Pierce County
• Seasons Growing Short
• Down-home duo would make Patsy proud
• Still rockin’ that bad reputation
• St. Joseph's church, a cultural melting pot, celebrates its 100th anniversary Sunday
• Question of lowering state's debt limit a roadblock in Olympia
• Coyote Forward
• Q&A with Wingman Brewers’ Ken Thoburn
• The evolution of local elections
• Bin Laden photos spark debate among lawmakers
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Monkey around with The Monkees!
• Proposed bill would make job training mandatory for troops
• Pierce County man charged with murder in death of toddler
• Rangers unsure how skier fell into crevasse on way up Rainier
• 100 years of faith, friendship
• Bill would provide job training to veterans
• Democrats take aim at ending bank tax breaks
• Bethel will switch to middle schools
• Tastings: Georgia wine tasting, Maryhill Wine Dinner, half-priced bottles and more ...
• Saturday, May 14-Sunday, May 15: TNW Model Train Show
• Sunday, May 15: Happy B-day, Northern
• Thursday, May 12: Bike Film Series: "Rad" & ReCycle The Bike Night
• Friday, May 13: All Eyes West
• Friday, May 13: Dusty 45s and Brent Amaker
• Saturday, May 14: If Bears Were Bees
• CRITICS' PICKS: All Eyes West, Dusty 45s, Brent Amaker, Grave Babies, If Bears Were Bees
• Joint Subdivision
• CONCERT ALERT: Soundgarden, Ben Harper, Neko Case, American Idol Live, Santana, Janet Jackson ...
• Clear vision for Pacific Avenue
• The "Fame" monster
• The long view
• The shopping cart dilemma
• Friday, May 13: Be the Spark!
• Be the Spark
• Through May 28: "Unexpected Tenderness"
• Daddy issues
• Through May 22: "A Few Good Men"
• The most thrilling surprise
• Lesbian leaving Air Force after winning her fight
• ‘I have no hate,' victim in Milton crash says
• Under bill, localities would regulate pot
• Man who fell, died on Mount Rainier was expert skier
• Bethel district OKs eventual switch from junior high to middle schools
• Mom's boyfriend arrested in death of Pierce County toddler
• Paving the future for Pacific Avenue
• Budget cuts likely will eliminate bus service to East Pierce County
• Rogers principal who is resigning had been warned about issues
• Former Tacoma honors student jailed in Nicaragua; his family says he's innocent
• Teen's death at Fort Lewis prompts suit
• Where's the party? Police seem to know, arrest 50 people
• State universities given tuition control
• Friday, May 13: Grave Babies
• Saturday, May 14: Olympia Awesome Film Festival
• Fridays-Saturdays: Puffin' tough
• Sundays; A true college meal
• Friday, May 13: Grave Babies
• Thursdays: Taco Rider
• Endangered red wolf dies at Point Defiance Zoo
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Second Family
• Family of Lakewood teen who overdosed at Fort Lewis sues Army
• Crib death
• Fridays-Saturdays: Latin lover
• Lions clinch title with tie against Gig Harbor
• Proposal in funny pages is serious business
• Civil rights icon Ruby Bridges to speak at UW Tacoma
• PLACE: The Hardware Store Restaurant
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, May 18
• Spanaway woman hurt in I-5 crash
• Fircrest teacher gets on ‘Oprah' after dropping 302 pounds
• Point Defiance Park's Camp 6 closed for good
• Fumes halt investigation after 2 bodies found in Yelm
• Ringing package at Tacoma store just an exercise bike
• New commanders will assume roles at Lewis-McChord
• Pierce County may ante up parks money
• Tacoma utility workers to get raises
• Body found in submerged car near Day Island
• University Place Applebee's encounters snag
• Lutes Earn Three Spots On NWC First Team
• Academic All-American Taylor Firman To Speak At Commencement
• Loggers' V8 Selected To NCAA Championships
• Summer Guide 2011: Awesome Adventures
• Kent apartment explosion leaves man severely burned
• Summer Guide 2011: Hipness accessed by train
• Summer Guide 2011: ECETI Ranch
• Summer Guide 2011: Luxurious, Derosa-style vacay
• Summer Guide 2011: Twi-Hard heaven
• Summer Guide 2011: What the Heck Fest
• Nobel laureate tells PLU students why he jumped into biochemistry
• A $15M bequest propels campaign past $100M, with a year to go
• Beyond the uniform
• Mondays: White Trash night
• Auburn officer fatally shoots man he says had knife
• So, his wild oats
• "Boom!" (goes the stupidity)
• Students to compete in science fair in Los Angeles
• For 25th time, Tacoma will honor its top volunteers
• 4 teens among top 10 photographers
• Federal Way cadets nab ROTC scholarships
• Locals honored with merit awards
• Traffic Q&A: Yes, there is a law on tinting
• Lakewood, residents ho-hum on potential Fir Acres sale
• Cancer just a distraction for Bonney Lake mayor
• Workers' comp stalls Legislature
• There's room for more at Stadium
• NCAA Passes On Pacific Lutheran Softball
• Baseball Season Ends In Disappointment
• Loggers Place Seven On All-NWC Teams
• Tutu visit hopes to spark 'optimism'
• Leno delivers laughter at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
• Population boom comes with reservations' success
• Officers have tough time leaving Army
• Lutes Baseball Ends Season on Losing Note
• Jay Leno to perform at Lewis-McChord
• Congestion junction: Expect delays on northbound I-5 at SR16
• Learn about voting at county election site
• Fife cop quits after patrol car wrecked
• An army of wives hits course
• Workers lose furlough fight
• Detectives find man wanted in Kent shooting at Spanaway home
• Tara Ammons Cohen still facing deportation
• Marine cheats death, finds way to faith
• Gerard Schwarz to Conduct the Gala Finale of the Northwest Sinfonietta’s 21st Season 'Coming of Age'
• Washam gets grounded, an e-cigarette crackdown and "Yes we canabis!"
• Forbidden treasures
• Tacoma Learning Center hosts open house
• Olympia man pleads guilty to beheading cat with machete
• Boosters urge against possible closure of McKinley Elementary School
• Gregoire praises medical pot bill
• Rogers principal will return, resign at year's end
• Food-stamp fraud bust nets 3 at 2 stores
• Gov. Chris Gregoire: Cut teacher pay less
• Tacoma police chief 'lied to citizens,' review board member says
• University Place council OKs solar for Town Center
• Gig Harbor man suspected of cyber attack against Kiss rocker Gene Simmons
• Police review says shooting on Rips Lane Southwest was justified
• Grady Selected To Capital One Academic All-District Team
• Hagensen Earns Academic All-District First Team Honor
• Rocky Poulin Named Men's Tennis Head Coach
• Four-Run Ninth Inning Rally Lifts Lutes Past Bruins
• Stadium vs. South Kitsap
• Creativity soars in Earth Day art contest
• Marijuana controversy still smolders
• Music Review: Rappin’ Zack
• City Briefs: May 6 - 12
• Go Red for Women luncheon celebrates survivors
• Police Blotter: May 6 - 12
• Narrows playoff action begins
• Council examines ideas for education reform
• Board approves demo of old Gray Middle School
• Do you want clean comedy in Tacoma?
• 2011 studio art seniors triumph at Kittredge
• ‘A culture of excellence’
• From Lincoln to Liberty
• Baseball history remembered
• Staff Editorial: A salute to mothers of all types
• Sportswatch: May 6 - 12
• City of Destiny Awards recognizes top local volunteers
• ‘The Lion in Winter’
• Tide ready for 2011 season
• Staff Editorial: 25 years of honoring volunteers
• Music Review: Darius Rucker
• Things We Like: May 6 - 12
• THREE QUESTIONS with BOBBLE TIKI: Breastfest III with the Missionary Position
• Auburn shooting suspect released from jail
• Be the Spark!
• Narrows League Tournament: Wilson vs. Capital
• Narrows League Tournament: Stadium vs. Olympia
• Applause: A heartfelt thank you to teachers
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Eat with folks wearing funny pants
• Amazon.com to open Sumner warehouse, hire several hundred
• Ex-shelter operator's identity in question
• Tacoma-Pierce County health officials take hard look at electronic cigarettes
• Steilacoom online teachers will receive layoff notices
• Rochester hears idea for prison intake center
• Puyallup City Council likes River Road plan
• Officers kill armed man near Kent Transit Center
• An award-winning life training others
• Push to end tax breaks faces ‘an uphill battle'
• Fridays: Gambler's high
• Tastings: Wind River Cellars dinner, French wine and cheese tasting, half-priced wine nights and more ...
• Friday, May 6: Slushy
• Friday, May 6: Vacant Fever
• Saturday, May 7: Tim Reynolds Trio
• Saturday, May 7: Aces Up
• BITE US: Mother's Day
• Friday, May 6: Tim Conway
• Friday, May 6: Savoy Brown
• Expensive hockey cards, reality TV will ruin us all, and Jose Canseco's big ideas (on Twitter)
• This Tacoma deli stinks – in a good way
• CONCERT ALERT: Weezer, Britney Spears, Mose Allison, Sarah McLachlan, Carlos Mencia and others ...
• Through May 31: Angela Wales Rocket
• Sweet abstractions
• Monday, May 9: Thao and Mirah
• Tug of war
• Through May 29: "Always, Patsy Cline"
• Sweet dreams
• In The Kitchen: El Gaucho
• Friday, May 6: 72-Hour Film Competition Viewing Party
• Films from scratch
• Police to honor colleagues
• Day of Prayer events to honor members of military
• Crusade to legalize pot – medical or not
• Legislators handed tax windfall
• Parks pass awaits signature
• Fife suspends officer over abuse claim
• Kalakala's owner asks Bellingham for a lease
• Liquor bill gets hearing
• Neighborhood feud sparked shooting of Auburn brothers
• VA to pay for home care for wounded soldiers
• Led By Hagensen, Softball Places Five On First Team
• New SAAC Officers Elected For 2011-12
• Atterson, Grause Headline Six Loggers Named All-NWC
• Puget Sound Students Awarded 11 National Scholarships and Awards
• FEEDBAG: STINK Happy Hour launch, Tacoma Farmers Market opens, Emilia Romagna
• New Husky Card for students, faculty and staff coming this month
• Party crashers
• Bike Month is Back!
• PLACE: Crockett's Public House
• Kaleidoscope of student global research tops school year
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, May 11
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, May 10
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, May 9
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, May 8
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, May 7
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, May 6
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, May 5
• Bin Laden death a relief for local Muslims
• Still a lot to do in Afghanistan, war on terror
• Stadium alum key planner of deadly raid
• Zina letter from city attorney backs police
• Local families try to process bin Laden news
• Preparing parents for months of tears
• Loopholes fight on tap this week in Legislature
• Federal Way murder conviction overturned
• Lutes Send Quartet To Ken Shannon Invitational
• Loggers Clinch Best Finish Since 1996 in NWC Baseball Series
• Dive Bars
• Ambassador of goodwill
• Tacoma Marathon's revamped course draws 2,500
• University Place assistant principal killed in motorcycle crash was 'kid magnet'
• The ultrasound of silence
• Eye of the beholder
• STEILACOOM: Pioneer students raise $1,300 to help Japan
• SUMNER: Board honors several in senior class
• TACOMA: Foss High team takes first in math contest
• Annie Wright group to compete in Tennessee
• Winners of Earth Day art contest named
• Display of freedom, 10 years in the making
• Noisy car stereos in Tacoma now mean $513 fine
• Traffic Q&A: Regulations on yielding questioned
• Baseball To Wrap Up Season In Idaho
• PLU Ties for Fourth in NWC All-Sports Standings
• Dan McKown takes the &*#@! out of comedy
• Route 16's storm before the calm
• Through May 15: "The Lion in Winter"
• Three Level 3 sex offenders register to live in Tacoma
• Nalley interchange to open in late June
• Violation gets Tacoma city worker 3-day suspension
• Teachers brace for salary cuts
• Free medical clinic helps hundreds at Tacoma Dome
• SUV in fatal Tacoma collision may have run red light
• State's welfare debate might be nearing end
• Queens of Lewis-McChord's 'Bettie Brigade'
• PLU Women's V4 Places Third at WIRA Championships
• Wildcats Finish Off Baseball Sweep of Lutes
• Loggers Clinch Second Place Behind Aguiar's Strong Start
• Rangers from Lewis-McChord take rare public turn to receive commendations
• Order pulls Washam posts from county site, revokes Web privileges
• Tacoma police chief reprimanded in Zina Linnik case
• Meth killed man, not Taser, office says
• Volunteer corps a godsend for these homeowners
• South Sound duo makes pilgrimage to London for royal wedding
• No others on 2009 council recall hearing that Fulghum fell asleep
• Man who killed two Federal Way teens in DUI crash gets 8.5 years
• EDMONDS: Area airman among 9 killed at Kabul airport
• OLYMPIA: Children's obesity rate stays flat
• Women's Varsity 4 Rows Into Grand Final
• Linfield Sweeps Past Pacific Lutheran
• Women's Boats Race Into Grand Finals
• Tacoma police chief reprimanded in Zina case; investigation is set
• THREE QUESTIONS with BOBBLE TIKI: A Leaf
• CONCERT ALERT: Arctic Monkeys, Kenny Rogers, Smokey Robinson, Blue Scholars, Darius Rucker, Alison Kraus ...
• Cover-ups, retirements, Sustainability Reports, bike helmets and fear over medical marijuana
• Harnessing the wind
• Governor to sign bill authorizing doctorate programs
• Goodbye, Gray
• Ove Christensen lashes out, Cutler gets engaged (is still a douche) and a Raiders fan with a hair scrunchie around his genitals
• Rally for Rogers High School principal called off at his request
• Ferry fares going up as peak season starts
• Prosecutor won't seek death penalty in Kimberly “Kimmie” Daily case
• Slain Tacoma teacher among those honored
• Washam recall leader gets relief
• Iconic Tacoma business Nalley's to close June 25
• Drop-off sites set up for unwanted drugs
• Tacoma public television station KBTC dropped from DirecTV lineup
• Man charged with submitting forged letter to court
• A new player in teacher talks
• Early prison release fades
• Protesters' jail search verdict in hands of jury
• Sheldon Splits in Ojai Tournament Singles Play
• Baseball Eyes Best DIII Finish, Crew Off To WIRA
• A lion of the season so far
• Governor Parnell '84 to be commencement speaker
• Getting down to business - and winning!
• The Full Monty
• Tacoma man had 3 bombs, prosecutors say
• Boy, 12, is person of interest in University Place apartment fire
• Pierce County, Army work to create a Plan B for wounded GIs
• Allen jurors hear police interview
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Tiny meat bats, plus booze at The Office
• Rogers High School principal on leave, accused of infractions
• Tacoma singer Vicci Martinez lands NBC's 'The Voice'
• Seattle-Tacoma-Olympia No. 18 on pollution scale
• New UW chief OK drawing lower pay
• Puyallup might drop annexation prerequisite
• Tacoma hitting mark on budget
• Mental check for Tacoma man accused of abducting 8-year-old Federal Way girl
• WIRA Championships Wrap Up PLU Rowing Season
• Sheldon and Dickey Entered in Ojai Tournament
• Loggers Mark Silver Anniversary Of All-Sports Celebration
• Saturday, April 30: Eprhyme
• Club Vanity
• Fridays: Kick Back Karaoke
• Saturdays: Clean and Sober
• Wednesdays: Silence is golden
• Tastings: Off the Vine event, Pondera Winery tasting, half-priced wine nights and more ...
• Friday, April 29: The Bare Wires
• Saturday, April 30: SEACATS
• Saturday, April 30: Kyle Hill Benefit
• Wednesday, May 4: The Celestials
• Work underway on new place to play
• Police seek other possible victims of rape/torture suspect
• BITE US: Dinners Done Right
• FEEDBAG: Dining Out For Life, Barleywine Festival, win a cruise by drinking ...
• Leaking chemical closes terminal at Port of Tacoma
• Hanson Dam's mysteries solved
• Nearly 3,000 apply to work for Tacoma Fire Department
• How will state pay for home schooling?
• Permits OK'd for Puget Sound Energy to reroute power line through Lakewood
• Army special agent accused of assault on Lewis-McChord
• Annual tour of homes a trip into Tacoma's past
• Wine spills as suspected DUI driver wrecks truck in Sumner
• Two men arrested in Tacoma phone store holdup
• Lutes To Face #6 Linfield College in NWC Finale
• Loggers Mark Silver Anniversary Of All-Sports Celebration
• Desserts and Demos
• Help make college affordable for all students
• T-Town Lowdown: ‘I’m lame, Tacoma is not,’ re-cap
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, May 4
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, May 3
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, May 2
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, May 1
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, April 30
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, April 29
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, April 28
• Teen arrested in connection with arson at Point Defiance pagoda
• Displaced rage drove Zina's killer
• Clemmons cousin testifies in court
• Work begins on new Children's Museum of Tacoma
• Finances halt talk of merger for Orting Valley Fire & Rescue
• Clover Park School District approves cuts
• Federal Way nurse charged with 2nd-degree rape
• King deputies, Seattle police to brush up on communicating
• Coalition to watch school negotiations
• Judge bars accused killer from courtroom
• Machine gun didn't kill Afghan, expert says
• Senate budget targets governor's air force
• Track & Field Athletes Hope To Set Higher Standard
• Hoffman, Wall Earn Conference Recognition
• Novice Boat Takes Title At NCRC Championships
• Desserts and Demos
• With a snip of a blackberry vine
• Learning from the floor
• Michael Young selected as new UW president
• VOTE for the Sexiest People in the South Sound
• Pothole of the Week: S. 19th between ‘J’ and MLK
• Fire ravages Olympia warehouse
• Census ranks Seattle among least diverse cities
• Will you still shove me tomorrow?
• Taking the edge off
• Mount Rainier National Park flight fight hits turbulence
• Recklessness blamed in fatality on state Route 18
• Pierce County soon could have a districting master
• Traffic Q&A: ‘Reasonable’ means you slow down
• Edgemont Park vandalism ‘affecting the whole city'
• Growth, with bumps in the road
• Clover Park kindergarten registration under way
• Arts festival Thursday at Clover Park High
• Pierce County Library System to hold card-design contest
• Softball Finished With Regular Season, Hoping For At-Large Bid
• Lutes Set to Play Under The Lights
• Washam attempted to lay off employee while publicly denying it, records and emails show
• Dog missing in Graham fire after alerting family
• The details of Union Station's architecture
• Judge’s book about Union Station ‘project of the heart’
• Celebrate Union Station’s centennial
• End-of-session legislative summary
• New law to battle Pierce and King County child sex trafficking
• Pierce County teachers prep to be earthquake-ready
• Future needs work, crime-fighters say
• Longtime helper keeps giving after death
• Puyallup cop fired for road-rage incident appeals termination
• Woman arrested in connection with arson at Spanaway store
• Graham man gets year in jail for Web threats against Gregoire
• Claim seeking between $500,000 and $800,000 is 5th against Washam
• 3-D Easter film a draw for young churchgoers in Tacoma, Bellevue
• Ex-Puyallup cop wants 2nd review of firing
• Army testing new combat uniforms for women
• Lakewood watchdog arrested
• Accused soldier out of jail
• Tacoma school sends out letter about off-campus fights
• Women's Varsity 4 Places Fifth at NCRC Championships
• Seventh Place Finish for PLU Men's Golfers
• More Late Inning Heroics Leads To Another Loggers Sweep
• Logger Men In Third In Tight NWC Championship Field
• Stadium gets revenge, key league win
• THREE QUESTIONS with BOBBLE TIKI: Brotherhood of the Black Squirrel
• Farmers markets return, the shopping cart problem and incumbents who want to keep their job
• TSO Music Director to pass the baton
• Rape-torture suspect called ‘a very pleasant guy'
• Lacey man, 48, pleads guilty to trying to meet girl, 13, for sex
• Man accused in Afghan killing could be released from jail
• Chief says sorry for not divulging Zina Amber Alert information
• Medical pot bill now will test veto threat
• Tacoma Symphony Orchestra losing veteran director Harvey Felder
• Tacoma to focus on teen drinking parties
• Public hearings set on Tacoma elementary closures
• Native son makes mark on Orting firs
• Lutes Win NWC Softball Tournament Opener
• Early Runs Stand Up In Loggers Series-Opening Win
• Helen Engle and Thelma Gilmur To Receive Honorary Degrees
• The Things We Like: Week of April 22- 28
• Tacoma schools GEAR UP for increased achievement
• Rainiers struggle in home opening series
• Easter gone wild
• New book on local baseball history covers all the bases
• Sportswatch: Week of April 22 - 28
• Police Blotter
• Dine Good, Eat Well… Dine Out For Life
• Paint It Black
• Four major conventions booked for Tacoma
• Project Citizen, teaches civics, responsibility
• Staff Editorial: City leading by example
• Staff Editorial: A rock ‘n roller to the end
• ‘Irish Pat’ McMurtry leaves a rich legacy
• Traffic enforcement cameras working, police report
• Portland’s Lost City finds themselves in Tacoma
• Neighbors helping neighbors
• Lions continue golf dominance
• Franklin spared from closure
• City Briefs: Week of April 22 - 28
• WinCo opens doors in South Tacoma
• City honors legacy of Harry P. Cain
• Tacoma Dome to host free clinic April 30
• Tacoma’s Historic Homes
• CONCERT ALERT: STYX, The Moody Blues, Lyle Lovett, Mickey Avalon, Disturbed, The B-52's ...
• Buster Posey's sister, one creepy Alabama fan and binge drinking with Ryan Mallett
• Wilson vs. Timberline baseball
• Tacoma woman pleads guilty in mother-in-law's murder
• State treasurer urges less debt, pension reform
• Tournament of Pizza Final Standings
• Congratulations Katie Downs!
• Canine companionship relieves veterans' stress
• Point Defiance Pagoda insured, might get upgrades following assesment
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Free museum passes
• Ken hearts Lacey
• Lakewood takes aim at shopping carts, panhandling and graffiti
• Debra Friedman to succeed retiring UW Tacoma chancellor
• New law will enhance state's response to oil spills
• Guardsmen to get longer hospital stays
• ‘Bath salts' drug possibly used prior to Spanaway shooting
• Goldfish races halted at Tacoma bar after complaints
• Parkland: 3-year-old boy's death ruled a homicide
• Rowers Ready for NCRC Championships at Lake Stevens
• Conference Tournaments Bring PLU Season to Close
• Track & Field Prepares For NWC Championships
• Doctorate Survey: Puget Sound No. 1 in the State Among its Peers
• Arizona State University administrator named chancellor of University of Washington Tacoma
• Nodding off hill
• Broadway Joe's
• Friday-Saturday: Poppin' bottles
• Mondays: Live band karaoke
• Tastings: Winemaker Javiar Alfonso, The Art Of Drinking Wine, Pour at Four picks and more ...
• Thursday, April 21-Saturday, April 23: "Everyman"
• Friday, April 22-May 15: "Sloth"
• Saturday, April 23: "Sugar & Spikes"
• Saturday, April 23: Rainbows Over Tacoma
• Saturday, April 23: "Orgasm, Inc."
• Stadium vs. Shelton
• Olympia council OKs no-panhandling zones near ATMs, parking areas
• UW Tacoma taps Friedman as next chancellor
• Blog watch: Teachers, apps, buses and mobile homes
• LOTT Service Center receives national green building award
• LeMay grand opening scheduled for May 19, 2012
• Sprinker ice arena closing May 17 for renovation
• Debra Friedman selected as chancellor of UW Tacoma
• State urged to replace Good to Go readers on Narrows bridge soon
• Sudden death of Pierce deputy, 29, ruled accidental overdose
• Lawsuit: Officer's sleep delayed Amber Alert for Zina Linnik
• Gig Harbor man to preach as he pedals across the country with his family
• They're willing to cook, clean, smile for minimum wage
• Q&A with Christian Sullivan, head of school at Annie Wright School
• City lauds downtown Tacoma parking efforts
• What would you like in zoo's future?
• TACOMA: Another suspicious fire at Point Defiance Park
• In-demand grads in short supply
• Lawmakers try again on workers' comp
• Stadium teacher on paid leave over photography website
• BITE US: Altered perception
• Lutes Split Final Series, Prepare For Rematch In Playoffs
• Split Means a Rematch for Lutes and Pirates
• Senior Day and Championship Week On The Horizon
• FEEDBAG: Wingman Brewers release, sushi does good, wine education and more ...
• State files complaint against railroad company
• Wendt named Citizen-Soldier of the Year
• People on the Move
• Rebuilding Japan will spur exports
• Tech support staffing levels short of ideal
• Pierce Emergency Management gains accreditation
• La Petite Maison bringing French cuisine back to Olympia
• Thurston posts lowest jobless rate in South Sound
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, April 27
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, April 26
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, April 25
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, April 24
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, April 23
• Mason Habitat for Humanity executive director resigns
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, April 22
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, April 21
• Consumers getting overwhelmed by volume of local deals
• Pagoda blaze set, but no clues to why
• An original 4-wheel-drive ride
• Pierce County settles jail fee suit
• State Senate passes $4.8 billion in cuts
• Police seek person who set Tacoma apartment fire
• Activists call for ‘moral,' humane cuts
• No reason to test fish, officials say
• Meetings set to talk about Pierce Transit cuts
• Virus causing salmon deaths?
• King County deputy shoots, kills man ramming patrol cars
• State House, Senate disagree on open space program funds
• Hatlen Keeps Hitting, Earns Conference Recognition
• NWC Honors Lute Netters
• Beatty Honored For Outstanding Pitching
• Matt Kitto Leads Logger Golfers To Tournament Title
• Tuesdays: Team Trivia Night
• Around the Sound
• Kent P.D. receives international reaccreditation
• Container volume continues to increase at Port of Tacoma
• Fantastic Sams CEO tours South Sound for future sites
• Science champion advances science education
• AG warns against paying to join lawsuits promising mortgage relief
• Nearly one in five filers pushing tax deadline
• Through experience and contemplation, painter hones his craft
• Lute reaches for the stars
• Organist off the Grid
• 3 animals killed Saturday in Kent apartment fire
• Construction to slow traffic near Lincoln Avenue
• Businesses fighting L&I citation must now fix hazards during an appeal
• Auburn nutritionist named state employee of year
• Earth Day events scheduled at Gig Harbor schools
• Tacoma's Bryant Montessori sets community event
• Charity water project Friday at Franklin Pierce
• Clover Park to host public forum Thursday
• Electric vehicles gaining steam in South Sound
• City of Lakewood pitches street work
• Tacoma boxing hero 'Irish Pat' dead at 79
• Traffic Q&A: Signal placement dictated by priority
• Dogs find homes, community lends aid
• Newell Earns Conference Recognition
• Lutes Continue Blistering Form In Conference Play
• Baseball Enters Final Stretch With Title Hopes Slipping
• Legislature OKs bill closing DUI fatality sentence loopholes
• Quileute Nation seeking the higher ground
• Man suspected in scheme to kill 2 in Thurston County
• Legislative plans could push UW tuition to more than $11,000 per year
• Tsunami could erase village
• Motorcycle troopers getting rides upgraded
• 1 dead in Saturday morning house fire
• Hearing will decide placement for Vancouver boys allegedly locked in room
• Seattle park dedicated for slain U.S. attorney
• Gregoire says she won't back teacher layoff change
• A stage to let their skills shine bright
• PLU Gives Up Late Lead, Splits Baseball Twinbill
• Early Deficit Dooms LoggersIn 2011 Finale
• Lutes Finish Softball Sweep of Puget Sound
• PLU Splits Meyer Lamberth Races With UPS
• PLU Golfers Place Fourth at Pacific Invitational
• Walmart sentence on hold
• Pagoda's ghost story likely just tall tale
• Pagoda was built ‘to last for us today'
• ‘Suspicious' blaze devastates pagoda
• TACOMA: Marine Parade to end 2011 Daffodil season
• Child rape added to porn charges
• Road restrictions for Gig Harbor water pipe project
• Driver gets 10 years for deadly Tacoma shooting
• Fabulous Wailers vocalist Kent Morrill was singing to the end
• Reopening of Happy Days Casino in Lakewood falls through
• Beatty Gives Max Effort, Lutes Stop Loggers
• Loggers V8 Rows Against Tough Opponents At WWU Regatta
• Lutes Take Two From Loggers In Crosstown Battle
• Loggers Blanked In Series-Opener At PLU
• Loggers Set To Strikeout Cancer Tomorrow
• Bicker, Kitto In Second At Pacific Spring Invite
• Schedule Change to Lutes Vs. Loggers Baseball
• McNeill Notches Career Best in Hammer Throw
• Two Wins for Hagensen and Lutes Softball
• PLU Women Golfers in Fourth at Pacific Invitational
• TRCVB secures four major conventions
• Umpqua holds volunteer fairs inside its stores
• Lakewood retailer charged with filing false tax returns
• Around the Sound
• Washington residents among last to celebrate Tax Freedom Day
• Through May 1: "Cannibal! The Musical"
• "Cannibal! the Revival"
• Gift for all-purpose field primes athletic facilities transformation
• Grants available for stormwater pollution prevention projects
• Consultant identifies 69 potential historic properties in Lacey
• Franklin Elementary likely will remain open; public hearings set on McKinley, Wainwright
• Real average hour earnings slip
• Puyallup police may take over fair security
• Law to help homeowners
• 4th suspect charged in torture video case
• Madigan issues to bring change, Army says
• Pair of arson fires might be linked, say fire officials
• Protests cost State Patrol $50,000 in OT
• $58 million project near Elks Temple awaits funding approval
• Spending bill could deliver millions to schools on JBLM
• If you'd like to know why, Harvard, go to YouTube
• Schedule Changes To Baseball Rivalry Series
• Three Loggers Earn All-NWC Honorable Mention
• Senior Art Show in Kittredge Art Gallery - April 18 to May 14
• School of Business and Leadership Announces Awards
• Daffodil Parade Gallery
• Cobras ready to strike in 2011
• Daffodil Parade delights crowds across the county
• SOTA students want every girl to go to prom
• 1000 Cranes will fly east
• Sportwatch: Week of April 15 - 21
• Living Pink Pageant 2011
• Port official to meet new Fuzhou leaders
• Tacoma resident wins free health insurance for one year
• Titans improve record to 12-4
• New life for Bayside Trails
• Stadium loses tough match to Gig Harbor
• A career of soulful bliss
• Input sought on nature education, outdoor recreation
• Lindquist: Crips verdict ‘victory for the community’
• Pothole of the Week: East ‘J’ and Harrison
• Harry Cain was a mayor for the ages
• Call to artists
• It’s a chalk off!
• Police Blotter: Week of April 15 - 21
• Metro Parks is crafting a future for Swan Creek Park
• 72 hour film fest
• Pierce Transit riders call for efficiency, fairness
• Book examines politician ‘at the center of the action’
• Cargo value up in trade zone port
• City Briefs: Week of April 15 - 21
• Author explores love, adventure in turbulent Africa
• Earth Week is April 17-23
• Top Softball teams in action as league play heats up
• Construction materials prices jump 2 percent in March
• Highline Community College hit by another round of budget cuts
• WHAT'S THE WORD?: Havi and have nots
• People on the Move
• Center for Urban Waters sponsors Water Symposium
• South Sound businessmen face federal fraud charges
• BITE US: Taste Dorky's
• UPS honoring community leaders
• Two Level 3 sex offenders register to live in Tacoma
• Recovery appears to no longer be 'jobless'
• Thurston County will be focus of State Transportation Commission meeting
• Kona Kai Coffee receives national recognition for community service
• CONCERT ALERT: Toby Keith, Lauryn Hill, Kid Cudi, David Bazan + Band, Selena Gomez and the Scene ...
• Groups hosting massive 1-day free clinic for uninsured
• Pacific Continental Bank expanding into Tacoma
• Producer Price Index rises
• Real GDP up 3.1 percent during Q4
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: $50 restaurant card
• Tastings: Efeste, Januik, Novelty Hill, Sparkman, Mary Hill, wines from Chile and more ...
• Homophobic slurs, trouble reading and no girls allowed
• CRITICS' PICKS: Rockwell Powers, Bodybox, Mighty High, Y La Bamba
• The show they showed me
• Green Guide 2011
• Eating green
• Green pampering
• Pedal power
• It ain't easy being green
• Opening statements heard in cop-killer case
• Former Central Pierce fire chief ordered to repay some of pension
• Verdict expected today in Craigslist murder
• Police, firefighters to run, gun for charity in Lakewood
• Final Roach election complaint thrown out
• Fires at neighboring Spanaway stores may be related
• Tacoma man suspected of raping 8-year-old Federal Way girl
• South Sound salmon seasons to look a lot like 2010
• 4th suspect arrested in videotaped torture of man later killed
• Investigators look to skull discovery for links to 2 cold cases
• Lute Track Heads East For Spike Arlt Invitational
• Whitworth Doubleheader To Be Played on April 19
• PLU Rowers Host Meyer Lamberth Cup on Sunday
• Gift for All-Purpose Field Primes Athletic Facilities Transformation
• Putting Bellingham back on the map
• Governor signs bill giving health care workers more protection
• Friday, April 17-Sunday, April 17: Environmental Film Festival
• Green days
• Guggenheim award supports study of Depression-era songwriter
• The power of positive rapping
• Through April 28: The Native American Heritage Art Exhibit
• First Americans
• Through April 24: Linda Jacobus oil paintings
• The smallest nuances
• Blog watch: Budgets, Earth Day, transformation, voices and street vending
• Overlooked park has lawyer in its corner
• State gains jobs in March, but unemployment rate ticks up slightly
• Cortiva Institute expanding into Federal Way
• Providence Medical Group's Chehalis clinic opening April 25
• Wilson-Foss Baseball
• BITE US: Mexican goodness
• FEEDBAG: Fish Philosophy, Efeste tasting, wine benefit for Japan relief and more ...
• Effort targets military families
• Mystery lingers: Discovery of trapper's skull adds clue to couple's 1985 disappearance
• Jon Swanson chosen for Sumner City Council spot
• Suspect in Edgewood home-invasion robbery claims duress
• Lakewood expected to crack down on panhandling
• The bad news: Seattle, you'll get no space shuttle
• Pacific Avenue shutdown delayed by months
• Columbine story resonates with Bonney Lake students
• Tacoma School Board to vote on budget cuts
• Valuable Experience Earned As Season Concludes
• Sights Set For 2012 Following Rough Season
• PLU Men's Basketball Announces 2011 Summer Camps
• Crosstown Rivalry Collides On Three Fronts
• Friday, April 15-Sunday, April 17: "The War Experience Project"
• People on the Move
• TPCAR names 2010 honorees
• TOTE installing first industrial rain garden in South Sound
• THING: Homemade natural soap by Jada-Moon Gridley
• South Hill Data Center receives LEED Gold Certification
• A maritime treasure chest will dock in Tacoma
• Growth tops list of challenges for CEOs
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, April 20
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, April 19
• Leadership Thurston County accepting applications for Class of 2012
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, April 18
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, April 17
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, April 16
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, April 15
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, April 14
• Investigators finding more unemployment benefits fraud
• State takes action against health care providers
• Quarterly taxpayers must now file, pay electronically
• Trade deficit declines
• Gay students ask Congress to help stop bullying
• Reward now $5,000 in bank robberies by 'Bad Hair Babe'
• No new taxes … but transportation fees to rise
• A Puget Sound treasure chest
• Poisoning retrial begins in Federal Way
• Olympia police seek suspect in hit-and-run
• House advances bill for health benefit exchange
• Puget Sound cleanup crew expected soon
• Democrat dream: No tax breaks
• NWC Honors Hatlen For Outstanding Play
• Former PLU Coach Weekly Picks Up 1,000th Win
• Sperberg Tabbed As NWC Pitcher Of The Week
• Loggers And Wildcats Hit Seven Homers In Wildcat Win
• McDonald Wins Javelin, Places 10th In Decathlon
• Bollen is Sixth, Jahnsen Seventh at NWC Multi Events
• March revenue collections on target
• L&I annual financial report receives national recognition
• One contentious parking lot
• LeMay launches 
Adopt-an-Auto program

• Nearly half of travelers altering plans due to high travel taxes
• Around the Sound
• Rising interest rates improve pension funding
• Tuesdays-Saturdays: Mingle among the laughs
• State budget batters higher education
• Omak woman fears abuse if deported to Mexico
• 38th Street on-ramps closed until summer
• Social networking Websites gain popularity as recruiting tools
• Earth Week
• State house budget would slash educational access
• Branding PLU's Hebrew Idol
• Stadium-Olympia Baseball
• Women's Lacrosse Team Doubles Up On Linfield In 2011 Finale
• Stadium-Central Kitsap Baseball
• Must be genetic
• This American strife
• Man who died in River Road motorcycle crash identified
• Death outside Lakewood tavern ruled an accident
• Leaving Town (Love and Peace Signs)
• Puyallup High culinary team wins state contest
• Bethel transportation duo fourth in road event
• Gold medal in NYC for Gig Harbor High singers
• Filmmaker to screen Katrina-based feature
• SUMNER: Free family workshop series begins tonight
• School make-up days slated for end of May
• Rachel's Challenge outreach event on tap
• PUYALLUP: Robotic team benefit concert set for Tuesday
• Army dedicates building to Puyallup reservist killed in Iraq
• Disabled parking is free in downtown Tacoma – with ID
• The $300 million liquor plan
• Sprinker ice arena to close for repairs
• Jahnsen Has Solid First Day in NWC Heptathlon
• Softball Prepares For Final Conference Tests Against UPS
• Lutes Looking For Big Weekend Against Puget Sound; Aratani Eyes Record Books
• Watch Nick Cherniske's Game-Winner
• McDonald In 11th At NWC Multi Events Championships
• Police think University Place robbery is linked to others
• From 100-day wonder to a 100-year legend
• Motorcyclist, 24, driving at high speeds killed in collision near Puyallup
• Tacoma man, 56, killed in hydroplane crash identified
• The perplexing politics and principles of Harry P. Cain
• Cock-a-doodle food
• 2011 Daffodil Parade: No showers interrupt April's annual celebration of flowers
• Tacoma Police Department fires up cold-case unit
• U.S. warned not to linger
• Misconduct ignored? Despite leaks, Army keeps lid on Afghan review
• Stadium tax bill resurrected
• Lutes Add Two More Conference Softball Wins
• Beatty Pitches Lutes Past Whitworth, 8-0
• Bruins Surge Past Loggers In Rubber Match
• Loggers Sweep By George Fox
• 'There's a big hole in our hearts'
• MV Tonsberg – world's largest roll-on, roll-off ship – calls on Port of Tacoma
• Free health screening to be held at Tacoma Dome
• UWT professor among Guggenheim Fellows
• Suspect in child's death withdraws plea
• Milton moves to annex 86 acres
• Business owners, city staff brainstorm on Puyallup's parking issue
• Convicted of Parkland murder 7 years ago, man will get new trial
• Tacoma boy, 11, meets girl, misses curfew; Mom calls cops
• Third person charged in videotaped torture, killing
• Milton man gets 4 years for killing ninth-grader
• Women's Tennis Shut Out in Season Finale
• Lutes Sweep George Fox in NWC Softball Action
• Men's Tennis Eliminated from NWC Tournament
• PLU Baseball Suffers Twinbill Loss to Whitworth
• Federal government shutdown will not interrupt unemployment benefits
• Satsop proves perfect for WMD training
• THREE QUESTIONS with Bobble Tiki: Twink the Wonder Kid
• Ohio, Wisconsin high-speed-rail funding coming to Washington
• Around the Sound
• Tacoma CVB receives Destination Marketing Accreditation
• Weekly Volcano Happy Hour App
• State Senate passes Debt Reduction Act
• The clock is ticking down
• Pierce spending $1.1M for Key Center signal, intersection improvements
• Three MultiCare nurses honored with NWONE awards

• Wilson vs. Yelm
• Investigators set to interview Spanaway family's relatives
• Snow, hail, rain? Must be South Sound
• Mr. Tacoma's spirit will lead Daffodil parade
• 17 arrested at protest against state budget cuts
• Acreage saved for kids to frolic
• Mother, daughter injured when flames erupt in Tacoma apartment
• Guard slaying suspect sent threats, warnings
• Man gets 26+ years for killing on hiking trail
• Environmental Leader Craig Benjamin to Speak at Puget Sound
• Kalakala’s decline worsens
• Championship Rainiers set for a fabulous season
• A legacy of baseball
• Fans enjoy Cheney Stadium renovation
• Public Art: Light rail 25th Street station
• Veteran gathering support for Gray/Barlow site
• Citywide Revival returns to Tacoma April 25-29
• WSDOT gathers city input on Sprague Avenue
• Buddy Guy remains as ageless as the blues
• Afghan activist calls for end to U.S.-NATO occupation
• New poet laureate Josie Turner has big plans
• Council favors compromise for Wedge
• The Things We Like
• TCC brings issues of diversity to the big screen
• Police Blotter
• EQC welcomes rock royalty
• PLU creates space for students of diverse faiths
• City Briefs
• Sportswatch
• Salute the sun
• Expanding the tree canopy
• An Annual April extravanganza
• Gold From Straw jumps into second season
• Through April 17: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
• Saturday, April 9: Wreck of the Zephyr
• CONCERT ALERT: The Cars, Ke$ha, A Perfect Circle, Shabazz Palaces, Journey ...
• People on the Move
• Thurston County offering surplus hoist to highest bidder
• Kids, can you say “nihilism”?
• Fist bump
• SBA, Inc. Magazine and AT&T join forces to promote exporting
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Wine Tour
• Talk to Metro Parks about future recreation programs
• Lifeline for museums clears committee
• House GOP unveils state budget option
• Days looking sunnier for Daffodil Festival this year
• Spanaway family's tragedy starts to come into focus
• Kids who can will learn to teach
• PIERCE COUNTY: Man arrested after another is wounded
• Leader of redistricting selected
• Tacoma officers look into killings of rabbits, goats
• Wards park suspect, 18, enters plea
• Thirteen Seattle Public Schools To Be Honored For Overall Excellence And Special Recognition
• April 7-13: Half-priced wine, Adytum Cellars, Woodinville Wine Cellars and more ...
• Cheney Stadium house re-warming party
• Friday, April 15: Weekly Volcano Best of Olympia Hip-Hop
• Thursdays: Show babes
• Tuesdays: Le Cool
• Mondays: $4 Margaritas
• Thursday, April 7: Japanese Relief Benefit hip-hop show
• Sunday, April 10: Hightower
• CRITICS' PICKS: Japanese relief hip-hop show, Wreck Of The Zephyr, Gray Sky Blues Music Festival, Hightower
• The Mast: Students fundraise for trip to Africa
• Through April 16: "boom"
• Night of the comet
• Through May 14: Progression: Photographic Images on the theme of Transformation
• Photographic transformation
• AG investigation turns up additional foreclosure process problems
• Friday, April 8: Minus the Bear
• Bear tracks
• Saturday, April 9: Gray Sky Blues Music Festival
• Eat, drink and dance
• Thurston consumers losing confidence, but businesses optimistic
• Thursday, April 7: Lula Washington Dance Theatre
• Sound Transit launches improved online trip planner
• Blog watch: Awards, 'We are One' and a Blockbuster deal
• Lewis sole South Sound county to post home sales increase during March
• For the kids
• Ditch your desk
• Holiday shoppers drove 5.8% increase in retail trade sales during Q4
• Slain Tacoma burglar was Jamarr Johnson, 19
• Pair charged in Lakewood park slaying
• CEO turnover during Q1 down compared to 2010
• Fife contractor earns national award
• February jobless numbers fall compared to 2010
• Puget Sound Energy recognized for environmental project on Baker River
• Bill recognizing domestic partnerships signed
• Earthquake early-warning system on West Coast would be costly
• U.S. soldiers disregard lives, Afghan speaker says in Tacoma
• Anti-gang campaign portrayed as success
• Spanaway tragedy ends with three deaths
• Historic status for Tacoma's 'Wedge'?
• Lakewood swap meet owner will pay $8,000 to settle lawsuit by tenant
• Polling places fade into Pierce County political history
• After the Crips crackdown
• At 95, he's a U.S. citizen
• Godfrey is Good, Lutes Defeat Saints 5-1
• Three Teams Wrap Up 2011 Season This Week
• Symphony Orchestra and Three Choirs Give a Free Public Concert
• Japan Relief: Help Create 1,000 Origami Cranes!
• FEEDBAG: Happy Hour app launch, National Beer Day, Fish Philosophy and more ...
• Anchor Bancorp increasing its provision for loan losses
• THING: Everything Buffalo
• Sound Physicians honored for innovation, leadership
• 38th Street ramp closing for remainder of SR 16 project
• Resources board to deliver more non-tax revenue to schools
• THREE QUESTIONS with BOBBLE TIKI: The Artichoke Project
• Ryan Mello wants your vote
• Thursday, April 7: Weekly Volcano Happy Hour App Launch Party
• South Sound Happy Hour Mobile App Launch Party April 7
• People on the Move
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, April 13
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, April 12
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, April 11
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, April 10
• Workers feeling more confident about company cars
• Hotel numbers better for Thurston, Lewis than Tacoma, Pierce
• A new season
• West Coast Bank planning new Tacoma office
• Fugate Ford earns President's Award
• Heritage Bank taking over CPB branch in Kent
• Couple killed in Roy-area homicide-suicide identified
• Body found in Lakewood park ID'd as Puyallup man
• Tacoma man gets 33 months in embezzlement case
• We have a winner!
• Kent teacher pleads not guilty to sex charge
• Seattle man accused of beating mother, 80
• Turbines going up on southeast Washington wind farm
• Retrial begins for Federal Way man accused of poisoning wife
• Chelsea Heights sold for $15 million
• State General Administration building spared in budget proposal
• Battle continues over growing sea lion population
• Deceased veterans receive the honors they deserve
• Women's Tennis Falls to CLU in Spring Break Opener
• Lute Track Scatters Around Northwest Over Spring Break
• Another Softball Doubleheader, Another Split
• Men's Tennis Winning Streak Ends at Four
• Full Week Scheduled For PLU Baseball
• State applies for Florida’s high-speed-rail funding
• Tumwater takes lead with adoption of 'Guideline for Replicable Buildings'
• Roy shooting victim identified as Curtis Giffin, 51
• Merged tech companies open for business in Olympia
• Around the Sound
• Optimism for jobs market brightens for 2nd quarter
• Employment Trends Index posts sixth consecutive increase
• South 72nd Street Winco on track for summer opening
• Security Properties acquires Tacoma apartment complex
• Local group finalizes purchase of Rainiers
• UW Tacoma'’s Joy Building wins New Tacoma Award
• Classic miscalculation
• Too-big love
• Men's Golf Team Finishes Second At NWC Spring Classic
• Olympia Children’s Museum on the rise
• Thurston County VCB relocates
• Budget cuts mean fewer Washington students get into UW
• Rainy weather sparks flood, avalanche warnings
• SWAT finds, arrests soldier who allegedly shot at wife
• Man kills girlfriend, himself in Roy, say sheriff’s officials; 4 kids were in house
• Searching for answers in death of Adre’anna
• Businesses want process to be easier if permit fees increase
• Orting K-5 science program falls to budget cuts
• Man sought in Lakewood taped torture, killing
• Searching for answers in death of Adre'anna
• Northwest Sinfonietta Presents Three 20th Century Masterpieces With A Twist
• Lutes Travel South For Tough Non-Conference Schedule
• Youth Clinics Set To Begin Soon
• Meet your new stadium, Tacoma
• Washington long has released nonviolent offenders early
• Sea-Tac Airport's new garage will house 5,200 rental vehicles
• Bouquet of taste
• In a life cut short, second chance still a gift
• House to cut state budget in 1st round
• Millions to train teachers untouched in budget cuts
• Another type of teacher training targeted for cuts
• More JBLM troops equals more traffic on Interstate 5
• Pack-In helps restore forest trails
• Students determine best batteries, top oil-spill fix
• PLU Sweeps Pacific in NWC Softball Twinbill
• Linfield, Whitman Take NWC Spring Classic Titles
• Lutes Put Up a Wall, Beat Whitman 5-1
• Loggers Win Streak Snapped By Tigers
• Loggers Drop Rubber Match At Linfield
• Loggers Wrap Up Home Schedule With Shotwell Invite
• Work to get Cheney Stadium set for Saturday open house hits fever pitch
• Come downtown and you shall see a plaza lovely themed of tree
• Ethics board will keep examining Strickland, Anderson complaints
• Stop prosecuting for pot?
• TACOMA: Man pulled from burning car on Interstate 5
• TACOMA: Junior Daffodil Parade today in Proctor District
• LAKEWOOD: No identity yet on dead man found in park
• TACOMA: Pair hurt in stove fire at apartment complex
• Drunken driver gets 12 years for vehicular homicide
• Legislature OKs cancer-drug safety changes
• Ethics board continues Strickland airfare probe
• Home damaged when fire sparks on sofa
• PLU Unable to Hold Onto Lead After Doubles
• Lutes Beat Loggers for 40th Consecutive Time
• Track Men Place Third at Shotwell Invitational
• Women's Varsity 4 Brings Home the Gold
• George Fox Women, UPS Men Lead at Spring Classic
• Lutes, Missionaries Split Conference Baseball Twinbill
• Loggers Women's Boats Shine At NCRC Invite
• Loggers Comeback For Crucial Win Over Bearcats
• Port of Tacoma files lawsuit over Thurston County land use challenges
• Samaritan Ministries ordered to stop offering unauthorized insurance
• Around the Sound
• Private nonresidential construction spending increases
• Planning Commission tackling billboards, Shoreline program
• Chamber to keep executive search local
• Ford dealers report strong sales
• Construction unemployment shows slight improvement
• Move over, slow down or face state's new $248 fine
• Bunkhouse project ends after growing opposition
• Sky-high medical coverage
• History museum likely to survive
• More charges against teacher
• PLU Rowers Continue Season at NCRC Invitational
• Softball Doubleheader At Linfield Rained Out
• Cecilia Munoz, Director in the White House, is 2011 Commencement Speaker
• State takes action against health care providers
• Olympia man allegedly shipped 'high-grade' marijuana via FedEx
• CONCERT ALERT: Eddie Vedder, Mark Lanegan, Paul Simon, Rob Zombie & Slayer, Naughty Nature, Moody Blues ...
• April hiring slow but rising on annual basis
• Court rules state’s inaction hurting Johns Creek Basin
• After Friday, only memories from 135 years of history will remain at McNeil Island prison
• Pothole of the week: South 12th and Gove
• People on the Move
• Drivers confused about, abuse HOV lanes
• Unclaimed property database continues to grow
• Recovery Act has paved way for a lot of roadwork
• IT experts don't appear ready for domain name system security extensions
• State traffic fatalities lowest in 35 years
• Insurance commission lists fines, other actions
• Charges dismissed against Lakewood man accused in pot-growing operation
• Plan calls for merging ethics, campaign-finance regulators
• Karzai 'hurt' by photos of killing by Stryker soldiers
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Freestyle Motocross in the T-Dome
• Flood warning continues for Puyallup above Orting
• Mementos being gathered to tell story of late East Pierce fire chief
• Man shot by Kent police expected to survive
• Gig Harbor teen killed in 1-car crash
• Bill gives same-sex couples status here
• Lutes Return To UPS For Shotwell Invitational
• Lacrosse, Track & Field Wrap Up 2011 Home Schedule This Weekend
• Come to Spring Lu`au for a Feast of Music, Dance, and Exotic Cuisine
• Got Opera? You Will After This Jacobsen Evening Delight!
• March 31-April 6: Freemark Abbey wine dinner, Patterson Cellars tasting, white wine blind tasting and more ...
• El Tenampa
• Fridays: A bit of Ireland in the South Sound
• Wednesdays: fried chicken night
• Saturday, April 2: Franz Nicolay
• Friday, April 1: Pickwick
• Saturday, April 2: Stone Axe
• Wednesday, April 6: A.Madman
• Spirit of the vaudevillian
• Friday, April 1: Edible Book Festival
• Macaroni and more
• Through April 17: "Nine"
• The loneliest number
• Wednesday, April 6-Monday-April 18: Diversity Film Festival
• A time to reflect
• Friday, April 1-Sunday, April 3: "Too Many Sopranos"
• Wednesday, April 6: City Club of Tacoma Dinner - Law & Order, Tacoma Gang Unit
• Blog watch: Awards, analysis, redesign, jobs, education and optimism
• Friday, April 1-Saturday, April 2: Nuclear Cowboyz
• Sound Transit planning underway
• Insurers fined $167,000 for violations, including overcharging
• Bangor protestors sentenced to prison
• Tuesday, April 5-Friday, April 8: Olympia Week Of Action
• Thurston EDC honors organizations with Business Recognition awards
• Code enforcement caseload dropping
• Campbell cleared of ethics charges
• O’Malley’s expands
• Tuesday, April 5: Pierce County Councilman Rick Talbert
• City briefs
• Police blotter
• Pierce Transit reduction plan to begin early
• Home sweet home
• Peace takes over
• Titans sweep doubleheader
• Online labor demand rises
• Tacoma Power rates to increase April 11
• Tacoma Tsunamis spur local interest in rugby
• A storied career
• Stadium vs. Mount Tahoma in pitchers duel
• Sportswatch
• Hot rods and hot rides
• Three cheers for ‘Nine’
• “A dream, a buck, an era”
• Spring has sprung
• All things Dodo
• Blues fest returns
• March job cuts decline 18 percent
• Crystal Mountain Resort to remain open year-round
• Private sector adds more than 200,000 jobs
• UW Tacoma honoring business leadership
• KGY radio expands services
• Vast majority of Americans stressed about something at work
• SBA ups surety bond guarantees
• BE honors Fast Growing Companies
• Auburn approves fee deferrals to help stimulate economy
• Gregoire names Gary Johnson to Pierce County Superior Court Bench
• Pierce County pay averages $821 a week, just short of state average
• No hint when state budget will appear
• Ex-DSHS worker from Tacoma pleads guilty to selling confidential information
• Sympathy with fire victims runs out
• Pierce County ranks 25th in health survey of state
• Tacoma Power to raise rates 5.8 percent this year, again next year
• Sumner City Council makes plan to replace Richardson
• Aviation unit coming to JBLM
• Tiny terrors creeping into South Sound
• Reeves Earns Conference Recognition
• PLU, Linfield Will Finish Suspended Game Before Twinbill
• Dickey Earns High Praise For Tennis Play
• PLU Golfers to Host NWC Spring Classic
• Lutes Looking For Redemption Against Puget Sound
• Johnson joining Pierce County Superior Court
• SBA expands temporary refinancing program
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, April 6
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, April 5
• Cheney Stadium preview on tap
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, April 4
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, April 3
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, April 2
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, April 1
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, March 31
• Change is in the air throughout Fircrest
• People on the Move
• Small business employment ticks up
• Employment down, but wages up
• Point Ruston wants $3M for sewer funds
• Challenge to aid cuts worries lawmakers
• Man killed when he's pinned beneath truck in Longbranch
• Dead Stevens Pass snowboarder identified as UW student
• Democrat says he'll help with redistricting after all
• University Place to rid parks of tainted soil
• Lacey man found dead near Olympia I-5 bridge
• More Afghan photos posted online
• Bangor protesters off to prison
• Homecomings to return 250 soldiers to JBLM this week
• Lutes Head Across Town For Rivalry Rematch
• Loggers Crew Teams Host Annual Daffoldil Cup Regatta
• Finalists for UW Tacoma chancellor to make public presentations
• On the record
• Button extravaganza
• Conference Board offers CSR communication strategies
• Around the Sound
• Large vacant space not hampering Town Center growth
• Gatorade player of the year
• Birth of a roller derby team
• Grapes take flight
• Olympia Farmers Market goes solar
• South Sound Regional Science Fair
• Prayer possible
• The Rose comes home
• Bremerton man fatally crushed beneath car
• Power outage prompts Boeing to suspend work at Auburn plant
• Alaska Airlines flights back on schedule
• Skier killed at Stevens Pass
• Teen criminal, now teen counselor
• What he meant to say ...
• Miffed connection
• Nursing homes fearful of ‘crippling' cuts
• Traffic Q&A: Work on 176th projects should be picking up again
• Soldier's testimony key to Afghan killings cases
• ‘Patch' planned for ferry funds
• 2 Sumner district students honored as unsung heroes
• Sumner kindergarten-prep program offered
• State faces coal quandary
• Lute Softball Prepares For NWC Showdown
• Baseball Looking For Big Weekend Against Whitman
• Melzer Delivers In Clutch As Loggers Sweep Pios
• Clinic workers vote to ratify MultiCare contract
• Power problem knocks out 140 Alaska Airlines flights
• Lawmakers eye retiree cost-of-living raises as a fix for state budget
• Who's who of McNeil Island
• Dressed-up dogs and Daffodil Festival royalty? It must be the start of spring in the South Sound
• McNeil Island: The "prison without walls"
• Puyallup's perennial annexation issue
• Most should remove studded tires this week
• Environmentalists cast doubt on biomass plants
• Tacoma Reads Together features African story
• Is Obama vulnerable on gas cost?
• Lutes Fall to Linfield in Women's Tennis
• Heavy Rains, Unplayable Field Stops PLU Softball
• Doubleheader Postponed Until Monday
• Huge Day for PLU Track Team at Peyton Scoring Meet
• Lutes Continue Offensive Onslaught Against NWC
• Lutes Get Revenge on Linfield Netters
• Kalakala may be 'disaster waiting to happen' on Tacoma's water
• Senate advances help for cities
• TACOMA: Board rejects complaint, waiting for info on others
• PIERCE COUNTY: Officers will take orders for Special Olympics
• House approves $8.9B transportation budget
• OLYMPIA: Senate restricts phosphorus fertilizers
• Vancouver lawmaker resigns seat
• DSHS, state taking steps to fight welfare fraud
• Federal Way problem intersections get signs
• PIERCE COUNTY: Homicide suspected in Harts Lake bones case
• PUYALLUP: Craigslist robbery leads to ‘crash pad' arrests
• TACOMA: Repair work to continue on 105-year-old pipe
• Newell Wins Twice But Lutes Lose in Women's Tennis
• Loggers Post Solid Effort At Peyton Scoring Meet
• Robinson's Solid Outing Leads To Logger Win
• Loggers Keep Home Streak Alive With Win Over Lutes
• Four Faculty Books Shine a Light on Questions in the Humanities
• Around the Sound
• Ecology, Emerald Services settle penalty
• Plan shows Capitol Lake restoration cheaper than conversion
• Coach Ross Hjelseth back on sidelines
• Murray Morgan Bridge to be painted black
• THREE QUESTIONS with Bobble Tiki: SweetKiss Momma
• No Gig Harbor store planned, Trader Joe's says
• Tacoma panel wants Murray Morgan Bridge painted black
• School Board hears pleas to keep elementaries open
• Puyallup City Council votes to retain independent library
• Cheney Stadium on time, under budget, ‘pretty nice' in rain
• Death near Puyallup school believed to be a suicide
• Owner of fire-damaged Steilacoom Marina told to clean site up, or else
• EVERETT: Carrier Abraham Lincoln returns from war zone
• Tacoma leaders, others to honor Japan quake victims
• Frenzel To Swim In Consolation Finals
• Grause Does It All In Doubleheader Sweep
• Daniel Sherman's New Book: A Critical Study of Communities, Politics, and Nuclear Waste
• Simpson/Solomon biomass project moving forward
• BipARTisan: The art of give and take
• Tacoma commission votes to paint Murray Morgan Bridge black
• SBA names state/regioinal business awards winners
• Jobs, economy top concerns in 26th District
• Georgia marketer settles multi-state deceptive marketing claims
• CONCERT ALERT: Nipsey Hussle, Patton Oswalt, Melvins, Steely Dan ...
• Thurston jobless numbers lowest in South Sound
• February container volumes continue upward trend

• A messy desk can affect your professional reputation
• City scene: New growth or just a reshuffle?
• SBA launches online 'Lender Toolkit'
• People on the Move
• Stadium vs. Gig Harbor
• Legislation would preserve existing history museums
• Value of merchandise moving through Port of Tacoma's FTZ triples
• Lakewood man jailed in fatal Lacey crash
• Jury gets Lakewood Walmart slaying case
• 14-month-old boy struck by car in Kent driveway, killed
• 5th Brigade dysfunctional, report says
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Hey, Hey, It's the Monkees!
• Sunday, March 27: Deborah Henson-Conant
• March 24-30: Washington wines tasting, Revelry Vintners tasting and more ...
• Wednesdays: Tacos and tunes
• Mondays: The college years
• Saturdays and Sundays: Smooth and Swayze
• Friday, March 25: Strangled Darlings
• Staurday, March 26: Osama Bin Rockin
• Saturday, March 26: Tacoma's Metal Choice Awards
• Friday, March 25: Head-shaving event
• Bill to license pot dispensaries moves out of committee
• Tacoma Food Co-op finds a home
• State estimates workers' comp settlement option would save $1.2B
• Fallen remembered with pride
• Lewis-McChord GI gets 24 years for killing Afghans
• Key step today for Federal Way flyover bridge
• Lutes Return to American Lake for Daffodil Cup
• WHAT'S THE WORD: Illizm's Adamantiam
• Pothole of the week
• Tuesday, March 29: Sister Spit: The Next Generation
• Powerful stories
• Layers of taste
• Staff editorial
• Lost record
• Through April 9: "The Secret Garden"
• The secret storyline
• Through July 1: "Composites" by Holly Senn
• Composites on Broadway
• Kittredge Gallery second-run venue for TAM works
• New Old Town gallery offers affordable, functional art
• Meet the ‘Beatles’
• Riot In Rhythm to take on America
• ‘Consume’ some literature at Edible Book Festival
• UFCW members approve merger
• Gas prices gouging businesses
• Blog watch: Revenue responses, nominees, Gray Middle School and Point Ruston
• Loggers’ Resnik shows leadership, skill
• Fastpitch season now underway
• Citywide meet offers wet, windy start to the season
• The best on the hardwood
• Sportswatch
• Port examines pay and benefits
• To be held and to hold
• Wainwright won’t go down without a fight
• Washam recall drawing support
• Feedback wanted on future of Triangle
• Sluggo Music says goodbye March 31
• City briefs
• Police blotter
• Find your voice
• Habitat for Humanity job site robbed
• Leaders in Gig Harbor hope eventual economic recovery won't bypass downtown
• Tacoma City Council approves agreement with firefighters union
• HomeStreet Bank sells Cascadia property to Newland
• Tacoma Arts Commission to fund nine arts organizations
• New library begins 20th Avenue revamp
• Fife business owners talk shop with chamber
• Construction of Children's Museum will kick off April 25
• Family boosts pledge to MultiCare Good Samaritan to $5 million
• Plea deal likely set for Morlock, key figure in JBLM war-crimes trial
• State launches lead-based paint renovation repair, painting program
• Personal income increases
• O’Malley’s goes Italian
• FEEDBAG: halibut season, 1022 South party, Capital Food & Wine Festival and more ...
• Soldier to plead today Outcry over Stryker soldiers' photos muted, so far
• Low radiation levels found on ship moored at Port of Tacoma
• Firefighter labor agreement expected to save Tacoma $771,000
• Soldier from Federal Way killed Monday in Iraq
• Mandatory sewer gets Lakewood council OK
• Beware 2 recent phone scams
• Woman’s bail set at $100,000 in Lakewood toddler’s death
• Stronger DUI laws proposed
• Shooting by Tacoma police officers ruled justified
• Legislators can't agree on extension of Route 167 HOT lanes
• Lute Track Heads Across Town For Joe Peyton Invitational
• Frenzel, Wormwood Set For NCAA Championships
• Lutes Still Looking For First Conference Win
• Richardson ousted from Sumner City Council
• Go in depth at Oregon Shakespeare Festival this summer
• People on the Move
• Sustainable Tacoma Commission has vacancies
• Time running out to apply for amnesty program
• Time management is CFOs’ greatest challenge
• Ecology responding to Blair Waterway diesel spill
• MultiCare Mary Bridge, Seattle Children’s ink cardiac services pact
• PLACE: Ale House Pub & Eatery
• City Hall revitalizing Olympia neighborhood
• RTTC tackling 8 projects as part of National Rebuilding Day
• Fine line between love and hate
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, March 30
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, March 29
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, March 28
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, March 27
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, March 26
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, March 25
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, March 24
• Strong Second Half Lifts Lacrosse Team to Win Over Griffins
• Ex-Sonics owner Barry Ackerley dies at 76
• Teacher faces allegations of sex with student
• Bill would speed work on Puyallup bridge
• Sumner fires City Councilman Richardson
• Child-rape bill won't get hearing
• Tacoma residents say no to digital billboard deal
• Seattle reassigns most of DUI squad
• Crime lab flawed, soldiers not told
• Gregoire says state needs to add prison safeguards
• Lakewood business owner has same job as before ... minus explosions
• Tillicum clinic to close June 1
• Second-Place Finishes for Jahnsen, Bollen
• Lutes Hope to Add to Long Winning Streak over Loggers
• Seven Goal Run Gives Lacrosse Team a Comeback Victory
• Telephone scammers again targeting Washington businesses
• Worker rescued after long slide down sewer pipe
• Shelton hospital breaking ground for $33 million campus
• Capture the Tag brings smartphone users to Thurston businesses
• Job seekers can enjoy several tax breaks
• Around the Sound
• Please take a moment to help us improve the BE Daily
• Labor battle brewing
• PLU for Japan
• Stories of real people give a face to atrocities
• PLU's MediaLab takes on 'compassion fatigue'
• Evergreen among top schools for public affairs
• Center for Health Sciences makes 'Excellent 10' list
• Community Health Care cutting services, staff
• Slow food coming fast
• Few gains seen in weak teen job market
• Barenaked Laddies
• Booming business
• Former Federal Way soccer star arrested for murder
• Student lobbyists worry about cuts
• Puyallup ‘Friendraiser' breakfast Wednesday
• Clover Park's draft budget talk this week
• Groundbreaking event on tap at middle school
• Free resource fair coming to Clover Park
• Bethel Learning Center event set for today
• Federal Way hopes to turn Dumas Bay Centre into money-making resort
• Kindergarten registration scheduled for Steilacoom
• Woman hit by gunfire outside birthday party in Kent
• Seeds of school pride … denied at Mount Tahoma?
• Baseball Looks To Gain Momentum As NWC Play Continues
• Bollen Third, Jahnsen Fourth at Linfield Multi Meet
• Softball Heads East Atop NWC Standings
• Crew Alumni Association Schedules April 16 Gathering
• Evacuees arrive from Japan
• Squishy, spiky gather at Tacoma pier
• Could quake cause nuclear leak here?
• Group walks quietly against wars
• Smoking lounge ‘buy-in' bill moves ahead
• Puyallup to take steps to build carefully
• Post office may shift Puyallup carriers’ home base
• Governor's race may be among most competitive
• Former Tacoma mayor surfaces as School Board challenger
• No injuries in South Hill plane crash
• Wall Continues Dominance of NWC Opponents
• Loggers Wrap Up Tough Road Trip With Loss At Redlands
• First big JBLM send-off since August
• Split decision on Federal Way officer-involved shooting
• Man pleads guilty to killing woman on Yelm-Tenino trail
• Service on Sunday for director/minister Marcus Walker
• Child porn gets offender 10 more years in prison
• Steilacoom Town Council adds teeth to tree ordinance
• Marijuana plants destroyed by fire in Tacoma
• Lacey store is one of state lottery's luckiest
• Tacoma tells new pot dispensaries to halt sales
• Man fatally shot girl
• Lutes Move to Top of NWC Softball Standings
• Men's Tennis Drops Match to Seattle U.
• Johansen and Homers Equals Split With Boxers
• Seven Cosecutive Goals Lead Loggers To Comeback Win
• Center for Health Sciences Makes the "Excellent 10" List for its Economic Contributions to Pierce County
• Weyerhaeuser contributing $500,000 to recovery efforts in Japan
• Around the Sound
• THREE QUESTIONS with Bobble Tiki: Mighty High
• Nearly one-third of employers restoring matching contributions in 2011
• January jobless rates fall compared to 2010
• CONCERT ALERT: Panic at the Disco, Tim McGraw, Weird Al and others ...
• LKA moves stock listings to OTC Link
• House votes to eliminate federal funds for NPR
• Gig Harbor police arrest two in connection with 2010 burglary, arson
• Traffic stop leads to TV theft arrest in Olympia
• Tacoma man suggests privatizing liquor warehouse could bring state $300 million
• Mariners legend Edgar Martinez brings charity to Olympia
• Tacoma principals, Jarvis rebuilding relationship
• Opponents of proposed chemical tank farm near Sumner to meet
• State's budget gap grows to $5.3 billion
• Unsung Heroes Get Softball Field Ready for Play
• Big Start Leads Loggers To First Win
• Pitcher's Duel In Narrow Logger Loss
• Contortionist and Harpist Win Prestigious Watson Fellowship
• One-sided argument
• 4 Pierce County school districts won't pursue federal grants
• NCAA Bracket Picks
• Home sales slip in February compared to 2010
• Tacoma Comedy Club set to move
• Strike not likely after MultiCare, workers reach tentative agreements
• Japan nuclear events after quake pose no health risk in Washington
• Geopolitical uncertainties hit state revenue
• Friday, March 18: Claire Dederer
• Real "Poser"
• When sitcoms attack
• Tacoma's Sluggo Music bids farewell
• Pierce County honoring volunteers
• People on the Move
• Woman charged in 2008 death of 3-year-old Lakewood girl
• TCC opens season with a win
• Campus housing priority deadline is April 15
• Teams prepare for 2011 season
• Downtown Tacoma streets closed for sewer work
• Tacoma parking task force seeks to add member
• Thieves take equipment from Habitat for Humanity work site in Tacoma
• Woman accused of killing Lakewood girl 3 years ago
• Federal Way hoping to uncover one of its best kept secrets
• Real average hourly earnings fall
• Consumer Price Index up half a percent nationally, 1.5 percent locally
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: $50 restaurant gift certificates
• Tournament of Pizza is on!
• FEEDBAG: Tournament of Pizza, cooking classes, brewmaster's dinner ...
• If bill passes, state will spend $100,000 on report charting McNeil Island's post-prison future
• Locals step up to help with crisis in Japan
• Tacoma commission hears passionate criticism of digital billboards
• Homemade food and eclectic culture
• It'll cost you more to climb Mount Rainier
• Appliances stolen from model homes in Puyallup
• Russell brokers to be local
• New toll sticker not good to go for Tacoma Narrows bridge
• Loggers Wrap Up Tough Spring Break Schedule
• OptumHealth, MultiCare launch mobile mental health clinic
• EVC station grant funds available
• Tacoma company among civic award honorees
• March 17-23: Half-priced bottle nights, South American wine dinner, Italian wine tasting and more ...
• Sundays: Bringing the blues
• Wednesdays: Cheap well drinks!
• Fridays: Open Mic
• Thursday, March 17: Picoso
• Friday, March 18: Fur Hood
• Sunday, March 20: Golden Ghost
• Tuesday, March 22: Old Man Markley
• Big Whisky Saloon
• CRITICS' PICKS: Picoso, Fur Hood, Golden Ghost, Old Man Markley
• A labor of love
• Board supports closure of three elementary schools
• Council to vote on power rate increases
• Lt. Gov. ends his non-profit work in Tacoma
• Community mourns loss of Marcus Walker
• Parking Management Advisory Task Force seeks new member
• Police blotter
• Tacoma Reads Together
• Behind the scenes
• Staff editorial
• Bountiful investment
• City briefs
• Rams fall in opener
• Cream of the crop
• Sportswatch
• Wild woman of the harp
• Browse and buy
• “Composites” at Woolworth
• ‘Open Stage Mondays’
• Blog watch: Education reform, workers' comp fraud, selective service and billboards
• Engaging exhibit
• Review: Sevens Revenge
• Review: Underride
• Transportation Commission to review tolling and ferries operations
• Construction materials prices climb 1.1 percent in February
• Sound Transit sets sustainability goals for 2011
• Financial advisers expecting double-digit revenue growth in 2011
• Producer Price Index up 1.6 percent
• UWT shows off one building, breaks ground on another
• Wednesday, March 16: Red Elvises
• Sumner man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Witness says man recruited him for Lakewood Walmart heist
• Auburn man pleads not guilty in Federal Way slaying
• Made in China: Lakewood business imports Chinese treasures
• Suspicious material found on trooper's car not yet identified
• Digital billboards a good compromise for Tacoma?
• Public invited to mark Sunshine Week at The News Tribune
• Man critically hurt Tuesday in 1-car crash near West Valley Highway East
• Surrogate bill draws crowd
• Director says changes to state tuition program not needed
• Saints Pitchers Put PLU Offense on Ice
• Cooking the Books? Not Quite - It's the Edible Book Festival!
• T-Town Lowdown
• Fircrest businesses to meet tomorrow
• THING: Johnny's Dock Reuben sandwich
• People on the Move
• Employee pay, surplus property on port commissioners agenda
• PSE wins rate hike
• Jobs up, unemployment down
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, March 23
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, March 22
• Batter up – for ballpark jobs
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, March 21
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, March 20
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, March 19
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, March 18
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, March 17
• MGH Foundation seeking nominations for business women awards
• Evergreen Fire & Security awarded $250M DoD contract
• 2 rescued after truck flips into Auburna-area creek
• No market, so Mason County biomass plant dies
• Man pleads guilty in Auburn girl's traffic death
• Lacey priest accused of sex abuse in 1980s
• U.S. Secretary of Education says schools must ‘get better'
• Tacoma shooting justified, report says
• Bomb in Afghanistan kills Lewis-McChord Green Beret
• A nicer entrance to Point Defiance Park?
• Federal Way marijuana providers fight for licensing
• Pierce County deputy hurt when patrol car is struck
• Lute Pair Earn Conference Honors
• Tennis Looks to Serve Up Win Against SU
• Loggers Conclude Spring Break Trip At Redlands
• Loggers Take Down Golden Bears 8-1
• CenturyLink-Qwest merger approved
• Olympia awaits bad news on budget
• Public ports celebrate tonight
• Shelton will not host biomass plant
• St. Patrick's Day parties
• Federal Way council special meeting
• Major news to come from Olympia
• Federal Way concerned for Japanese
• Global Warming? Climate Change?
• USO features student soloists in March concert
• Coming Full Circle: Embracing the past to learn about the future
• Annual Powell and Heller Holocaust Conference
• Just in time for spring building projects
• Loggers Baseball Team Make Comeback From Seven Down To Beat Whitworth
• It's movie time at county libraries
• Eat the right thing
• "Can you here me now?"
• Her mother's looks
• Plan to use Yucca Mountain for nuke waste revisited
• Pierce Transit augments service in wake of fire
• Sumner/Bonney Lake families coalition event coming up Thursday
• Clover Park prep school orientation scheduled for this week
• Kilduff sworn in as University Place School Board member
• Bethel School Board seeks input on grade levels issue
• Lawmakers take aim at health reform
• State budget ideas get creative
• Traffic Q&A: Complete stop not defined by set time
• Lutes Shock NWC Softball Standings, Prepare For George Fox
• Invitational Champs are Linfield Men, Whitworth Women
• Baseball Set To Open Home Schedule This Week
• Building a positive climate for Pierce County businesses
• Meet the driving force behind Washam recall
• Radiation risk from Japan is low
• Teacher evaluations to move beyond pass, fail
• Lakewood pushes back against taggers
• Tacoma gives subpoena power to board
• Thurston County driver arrested after hitting bicyclist
• McKenna fires back at critics of Obamacare lawsuit
• Candidates lining up for open Tacoma council seat
• Tacoma cold case back in news
• Doubleheader Sweep Moves PLU Into First Place Tie
• Poets Run Away From Loggers In Second Half
• Cerne, McDonald Hit NWC Qualifying Marks In Decathlon
• Lakewood Playhouse's Marcus Walker has died
• Viewed from afar, quake looks scary, but many stay safe
• Bethel schools to slash 67 positions, boost class sizes
• Murderer gets 124 years
• World Vision: Agency waiting to hear what help is needed
• Lewis-McChord troops might help with relief efforts
• VA gets lecture on caregiver roles
• Caseload forecast gives state budget rare break
• Puyallup legal battle nears end in water-rights case
• Tacoma mayor says she will pay for Asia trip
• Curtis High School senior named Daffodil Queen
• Lutes Softball Sends a Wake Up Call to the NWC
• Softball Game Delayed
• Loggers Split With Second-Place Pacific
• Memorial honors Pierce County deputy's life, spirit
• Around the Sound
• Nonprofit Center recognizing 3 entities, 1 individual for excellence
• Cheney Stadium renovation work set to finish on schedule
• Lewis County needs volunteers for lodging tax committee
• Public lands commissioner 'concerned' about Mason biomass project
• Bethel schools to slash 67 positions, boost class sizes
• Pacific, Grays Harbor counties working on limited evacuations
• Pacific County recommends residents move to high ground
• Remains in Kent could be those of 3 missing Pierce County men
• Housing-vouchers fight in nation's capital resonates for veterans here
• House lawmakers look askance at tax breaks
• Tacoma likely to close 3 grade schools
• Puyallup school jobs targeted
• Lawmakers look for feedback
• Hagensen, Hatlen Pitch PLU Past Pioneers
• PLU Baseball Schedule Changes Again
• Aasen's Walkoff Propels Loggers To First Win
• Pothole of the week – S. 19th St. and Stevens
• People on the Move
• Staff editorial
• Raising concerns
• Point Ruston at a crossroads
• Stalled energy projects costing 
state economy $6.6B, nearly 15,000 jobs
• Support for conservation district
• City briefs
• Fireboat station renovations
• New school proposals on table
• February CEO departures fall slightly
• Lacey groups encouraging businesses to 'adopt' military units
• Corporate pension funded status declines despite market gains
• Trade deficit climbs
• Police arrest 5 suspects in Federal Way home invasion
• Officer crashes patrol car after shotgun aimed at him
• Clerk fired on during beer theft at Tacoma-area gas station
• Order in this court? Don't count on it in charity dodgeball match
• DSHS acknowledges "insufficient" protocols after inmate escape
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Golf!
• March 10-16: Desert Wind Winery and Januik Winery tastings, Pacific Grill offering half-price bottles again, and much more ...
• BITE US: King of Macau (Casino)
• Video-recorded CPR rescue of boxer leads to Internet fame for Tacoma-area dog trainer
• Woman sought in Lakewood killing
• Memorial service set for Pierce County sheriff's deputy
• Three Washington parks to close due to state budget cuts; more possible
• Auburn man pleads guilty in Dec. 29 DUI death
• Conference marks 11 years of technology in Tacoma
• PLU Invitational Heat Sheet Announced
• Softball Set For Long Weekend, Tough Matchups
• Grant expands STEM
• Make friends with your river
• Ethics code changes
• Reality Check heads east
• Tacoma just got sexier
• Russian invasion
• ‘A Flea in Her Ear’
• Podcast revolution
• Art at the Hub
• Thursdays: Rock-Bot Live Karaoke
• Wednesdays: Cocktails and tunes
• Friday, March 11: Rare Groove
• Friday, March 11: Stir Crazy
• Saturday, March 12: Chief
• Saturday, March 12: Tacomen
• Saturday, March 12: Wheelies
• Saturday, March 12: The Curious Mystery
• CRITICS' PICKS: Chief, Tacomen, Wheelies, The Curious Mystery
• Lost among my own
• En garde!
• HS basketball roundup
• UPS starts strong
• TCC baseball preview
• It's slow, but economy in recovery mode
• Sportswatch
• TWA backing Point Ruston master plan
• Blog watch: Workers' comp, stewardship, conflicts and updates
• March Madness could cost 8 million work hours
• Boys & Girls Clubs, Comcast team to ensure kids learn latest technology
• State approves funds to improve safety at Tacoma railroad crossing
• Higashi guilty of murder, robbery in Craigslist slaying
• Graham parents still work on behalf of son
• Bonney Lake plan to annex nearly 2,000 acres is shot down
• All Tumwater schools evacuated after threat
• Medics at Lewis-McChord proving they're experts in the field
• Owner of Russell building to push for tenant
• Point Ruston developer seeks Tacoma's help
• Downtown Dirt owner seeks to help ease Tacoma's asphalt jungle
• Panel to discuss cuts to higher education
• Sumner councilman Matt Richardson asks for 6 weeks of leave
• Tacoma mayor might have violated ethics code
• Shelton man with snake lobbies against narrowed 'service animal' definition
• Women's Tennis Heads East For Two NWC Matches
• Cuthill Earns NWC Student Athlete Recognition
• NWC Honors Wall as Pitcher of the Week
• Kitto Grabs First NWC Weekly Honors
• Softball To Conclude Homestand With Six Games This Week
• Swimmers Frenzel, Wormwood Head To NCAA Championships
• "Too Many Sopranos!" Will This Mean Trouble in Heaven?
• FEEDBAG: New Babblin' breakfast, Oyster Festival, dessert deal, and more ...
• State hoops recap
• Collection agencies continue to lead in complaints
• Hotel occupancy numbers up in January
• People on the Move
• Thurston records lowest jobless rate in South Sound during January
• THING: DeRosa's fish taco de-virginization
• TNT: 50 years ago, two students acted on an idea...
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, March 16
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, March 15
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Monday, March 14
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, March 13
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, March 12
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Friday, March 11
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, March 10
• Franciscan Health System to build medical pavilion in Bonney Lake
• Former Washington Gov. Locke up for China ambassadorship
• March Madness activities at work get mixed reviews
• DNR forestlands helping private-sector timber economy retain jobs
• Hot issues die in Legislature
• Painting instructors hanging out shingle in Gig Harbor
• Man and woman killed when vehicle crashes into utility pole near Graham
• Police search Tacoma beach for more bones
• Puyallup considers putting library in county's hands
• Environment bills get past important deadline
• Higashi takes stand in Edgewood home-invasion case tied to Craigslist
• Memorial for Pierce County deputy is Friday in Tacoma
• Tacoma's Lincoln High School to get $10K for science, engineering
• Olympia driver ends dog’s life, then takes off
• High court denies bid to keep Port Townsend blast map secret
• Driver from University Place dies after running into parked DOT truck
• Army says Stryker soldier’s whistle-blowing has no bearing
• Frenzel, Wormwood Invited To NCAA Championships
• PLU Track Ready To Host Only Home Meet
• Baseball Team Completes Series Sweep Of Whitman
• Bigger than 2-D
• BE seeking advertising/media rep
• Can you save a college education?
• Around the Sound
• Pierce County pinning down the competitions
• Senate passes bill to rein in state’s ‘retire-rehire’ policy
• Employment Trends Index increases
• Hardwood Classic Recap
• State takes action against health care providers
• Bus service continues to be limited in wake of fire
• HOOPS: State championship recap
• HOOPS: HN/Prairie Falcons
• HOOPS: Federal Way
• What is 'social justice'? And why should you care?
• Actors and puppets take audience through Christmas car ride
• No brakes? No gears? No handlebars? No problem.
• HOOPS: Curtis update
• HOOPS: Lakes Lancers update
• HOOPS: G-Prep/Garfield
• HOOPS: Bellarmine girls update
• Fred Meyer set to install electric vehicle charging stations
• Washington STEM investing $2.4 million in schools, education programs
• Graham firefighter wins skyscraper stairclimb for 13th time
• Tacoma officials prepare to ask task force to review parking permits
• Managed frisk
• Doomed by technology
• Lt. Gov. Brad Owen to speak at youth breakfast in Lakewood
• Clover Park wants sponsors for Daffodil Parade float
• Sen. Patty Murray fights ‘Frankenfish’
• Car crash near Allyn kills three men early Sunday
• Army review of Stryker deployment stays under wraps
• Steilacoom tree removals cause rift
• Shelton site an option for Western State escapee known as ‘son of Satan’
• Auburn woman, 51, dies in 1-car crash in Tacoma
• Jason Lee tries separating 6th-graders to boost achievement
• Downtown Tacoma residents seek parking permits
• Lutes Hope to Bounce Back After Split Weekend
• Lutes To Face Off With Seattle University
• Loggers Ready For 2011 Season
• Loggers Tennis Team Sweeps Singles En Route To Win Over College of Idaho
• Workers' comp bill advances in state Senate
• Sit-down style
• Agencies, cities lobby to keep status quo
• Seattle Public Schools scandal was brewing unseen during 2008 vote
• South Sound growing, but in the right places?
• Police vehicles, building vandalized on Olympia's west side
• House OKs bill allowing DOT to put tolls on I-405
• Government consolidation bills meet opposition
• Bill to shutter TransAlta coal plant approved
• Senate approves two bills fighting child prostitution
• Graham teen named Miss Pierce County
• Search for lost skier on Crystal Mountain slowed by fresh snow
• PDC fines Metro Parks Tacoma, 3 other government agencies
• Bonney Lake annexation goes to board
• ‘Son of Satan’ recaptured after escape from Western State Hospital
• Lutes End Up Taking Three of Four From Bearcats
• Wall Dominates But Lutes Split With Bruins
• Loggers Drop Two To Whitworth
• Loggers Complete Series Sweep Of Whitman
• She's a pro at the uphill climb
• Peninsula, Gig Harbor homeless have faithful on their side
• Could be end of ballot box
• PIERCE COUNTY: Fuel station fire will disrupt bus service
• SEATTLE:
• LAKE TAPPS:
• Bill aimed at dropout reduction has hefty cost
• 5 accused of illegally growing pot plead guilty to gross misdemeanor
• Puyallup finds extra $1.6 million, will pay off shortfalls
• For families left behind, soldiers' deployments change everything
• Lutes Opens NWC Softball Slate With Twinbill Sweep
• Men's Tennis Breaks Into NWC Win Column
• L&C Trips Pacific Lutheran Women Netters
• Artistic Dialogues With the Natural World at Kittredge Gallery, March 7 - April 9
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Thurston County may expand
• Lakewood to accept building permit inspection requests online
• Around the Sound
• Construction adds jobs in February, but unemployment still at 21.8 percent
• Flow International posts higher revenue for Q3
• As McNeil Island prison closes, memories remain
• Howitzers to ramp up noise at Lewis-McChord
• School closure concerns expressed
• Court gives go-ahead for Washam recall
• Woman pleads not guilty in razor blade slaying
• Senate expands ‘fair share'
• 90 searchers fail to find skier missing at Crystal
• Task force says parking should stay free on section of Tacoma street
• Federal Way to seek new developers
• Bicker Leads Women, Logger Men Take Third At Spring Opener
• Loggers Fall 8-1 To Whitman
• Grammy Winner Lew Tabackin Swinging in to Puget Sound
• THREE QUESTIONS with Bobble Tiki: Where Sails Meet Rails
• Murphy takes over as presiding judge for Thurston DUI/Drug Court
• Federal Way accepting applications for tourism grants
• Gig Harbor Farmers Market moving to Uptown
• HCC seeking outstanding former students
• People on the Move
• Housing sales up in Pierce, down in other South Sound counties
• Hiring expected to rise in manufacturing, fall in service sector
• Wood stove smoke in Tacoma area has more health risks, study says
• Debt settlement company agrees to issue refunds
• Training services in high demand
• State updates environmental protections at boatyards
• Iconic South Sound burger joint opening second location March 8
• Tacoma Fire Department using grant to hire 10 additional firefighters
• Wood smoke leading health concern in Tacoma
• More than 50 exhibitors on tap for South Sound Sustainability Expo
• Goodwill opens 27th retail store
• Tacoma to investigate whether coordinator violated ethics rules
• Searchers will look again today for missing Crystal Mountain skier
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: auto repair gift certificate
• Windstorm's force visible at Gig Harbor home
• Veterans' caregivers wait for pay after VA misses deadline
• Tacoma police dog subdues suspect in theft of car
• Controversial church protested 2007 Kitsap burial
• Wood stoves big Tacoma polluter
• Lacey boy, 7, says teacher taped him to chair
• 5th soldier convicted in Afghan war case
• More lye spilled by crew removing tanker cars
• Seattle school board dismisses chief
• Track & Field Opens Spring Season on Road
• Rowing Season Starts Early Against Mills
• Friday, March 4: Never Sleep
• March 3-9: El Gaucho wine dinner, Washington wine month, half-price wine nights and more ...
• Saturday, March 5: The Nightgowns
• Daily: To-kill-ya
• Mondays: Pasta and pints
• Friday-Saturday: Skateland dateland
• Friday, March 4: DNTSTP!
• Friday, March 4: The Big John Bates Grindshow
• Friday, March 4: Boy and Bean
• The Cubs love Charlie Sheen, Luis Moreno hates owls, and everyone loves NASCAR
• New kids on the block
• Through March 20: "My Name Is Asher Lev"
• Angels and artists
• CONCERT ALERT: System of a Down, The Black Lips, Larry the Cable Guy, Josh Groban and others ...
• Thursday, March 3: The Capitol Steps
• Political song and dance
• American Chronicles
• High winds fell trees on Key Peninsula; house hit, school bus stranded
• Blog watch: Reform, advocacy, glitz, billboards and vision
• Christmas in March
• Planned layoffs rise to 11-month high
• Investors losing faith in their financial services firms
• Fallen Lewis-McChord soldier hoped to serve with N.Y. police after tour
• Disruptions in Pierce Transit service to continue
• Ross Dress for Less opening Saturday in Olympia
• Private sector continues to add jobs
• Tacoma-born opera great dead at 82
• Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier killed in Afghanistan – first in more than six months
• FEEDBAG: Wine dinners, Fat Tuesday, rum tasting and more ...
• Tacoma's rough diamond of Swan Creek could become regional treasure
• Wife and sons testify about the night of the Craigslist killing
• Lakewood officers who shot woman are identified
• Tacoma man, 87, is killed when car is struck from rear
• State court to decide fate of Washam recall
• Tacoma council holds off on ethics code changes
• Lakewood might bill all property owners for sewer service
• Quick response to derailment helped get traffic moving
• Northwest Sinfonietta Presents A North America Exclusive: Trio Diaghilev
• Women's Tennis Returns Home For Two Matches
• Lutes Hope to Start NWC Softball Play this Weekend
• PLU Men Open Spring Golf Season on Thursday
• Baseball Opens Up NWC Play At George Fox
• No Place Like Home For Logger Sports This Weekend
• Congressman Smith to open tech conference
• Please take a moment to help us improve the BE Daily
• People on the Move
• Ford sales increase throughout region
• PLACE: Thai Restaurant in Fife
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, March 9
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, March 8
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Monday, March 7
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, March 6
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, March 5
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Friday, March 4
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, March 3
• State posts big job gains
• Nonresidential construction spending plummets 6.9 percent in January
• State takes action against health care providers
• Deadline to apply for 'Green Business' designation approaching
• Small Business Employment Index increases
• No injuries in blast at Pierce Transit center
• West Pierce Fire, Rescue celebrates start of merger
• Auburn man charged with murder in fatal shooting
• A future of re-con bugs, bird-like planes
• Theft, chase end with crash, dog biting suspect
• Answers to readers' questions about incident BNSF investigates cause of 15-car derailment
• Trial starts for first defendant in fatal Edgewood robbery tied to Craigslist
• KENT: Corrections officer fired after inquiry
• ORTING: Man who died trying to save mother is ID'd
• Sixth-graders expelled for "fight club"
• Split Home-Away Matches Lay Ahead For Lutes Tennis
• Logger Swimmers Take Second Place in NWC Championships
• With this ring I thee dump
• Heroes are born
• Eaton Corp. installs Auburn's latest electric vehicle chargers
• BE names Fast Growing Companies finalists
• Commission funds 18 artists
• UnitedHealthcare providing grants to fight childhood obesity
• Around the Sound
• Most of Chambers Creek Properties reopen to the public
• Washington secures $590 million in federal passenger rail funding
• Restoring native species
• Caring course work
• Traffic Q&A: What's the deal with back-in parking at UP Town Center?
• Youth of the Year deserving of cheers
• Sumner kindergarten registration this week
• Choice enrollment deadline is today in Federal Way
• Synthetic pot reportedly popular at Naval Academy
• Winter storm was busy time for state troopers
• Workers comp hits center stage
• Fife woman struck, killed while walking on I-5
• Man dies in attempt to rescue his mother from Orting fire
• Firefighter's heroic efforts earn him Medal of Honor from Graham
• Wiring blamed in fire that damaged North End Tacoma home
• Lutes' Rhythm And Control Propel Team To Playoff Run
• Weather Postpones Lutes Matchup With Redhawks
• Locals voice views of Wisconsin plan at rallies in Olympia
• Spike Lee will bring his perspective to UPS
• Washam's future hangs in balance as high court prepares to hear case
• After another delay, Fife library is further overdue
• Crews cleaning up after train crash spills at least 50 gallons of lye near Chambers Bay
• Documents show Washam resisted investigation
• Ladenburg thinks about run for attorney general
• Tacoma mayor returns to roots with South Korea trip
• Add your voice to Tacoma elementary closure debate
• Many activities in store for Pierce County reading program
• Ten years after: Lessons from the Nisqually quake
• Congressional district shuffle to begin in state
• Loggers Dominate Singles En Route To Team Victory
• Dockyard Derby Dames roller derby
• Kent police officer loved slot cars, died helping friend
• Is this home worth the money to preserve? University Place council faces a decision
• Students raring to tackle national contest
• Inmate issues improved after 15 years of Pierce County Jail monitoring
• ‘Retire-rehire' targeted
• Olympia man scales 7 peaks, joins historic club
• Lewis-McChord: GAO urges Pentagon to improve roads
• Rallies on both sides of union debate to hit Olympia today
• A message to JBLM defendants?
• Man faces life sentence for dealing oxycodone
• Willamette Takes 8-1 Win Over PLU Netters
• Men's Tennis Picks Up First Win of Season
• Loggers Rebound With Decisive Victory Over Mills
• L&I fines Puyallup firm $437,300 in asbestos exposure cases
• Around the Sound
• Thurston EDC names awards finalists
• Sound Transit adding clean diesel, hybrid buses
• TNT: 'A rainforest of percussion in Tacoma'
• Man in Colorado allegedly stole from Tacoma estate
• Cool reception for no snow day
• Oil producers' turmoil swell prices
• Senate protects cyclists
• Soldier's dad reported Afghan plot
• Tacoma Schools considers program shifts, closures
• Softball Announces Makeup Dates, Baseball Cancels Sunday's Games
• Two Lutes on 2011 All-NWC Women's Basketball Team
• Conference Softball Doubleheaders Rescheduled
• Lute Trio Honored By NWC
• Saturday Baseball Twinbill Postponed
• Loggers Go Back-And Forth In NWC Semifinal Battle
• Riordan, McKinnis Earn All-NWC Honors
• All-NWC Honors Roll In For Shelton
• Intruder shoots man to death at Federal Way home
• Boeing wins Air Force tanker contract
• WSU economist finds nation's railcar fleet in jeopardy
• CONCERT ALERT: Rod Stewart, Stevie Nicks, Rammstein, Mudhoney and others ...
• Pierce County drops charges against 2 in medical-pot case
• Save Student Aid
• Coming to work sick not 'impressive,' but majority of workers do it
• PSHP launches free health, wellness tool
• People on the Move
• Washington’s oldest credit union makes DuPont its home
• Fire causes $100,000 in damage to Olympia cafe
• Stryker soldier from Montesano discharged, given labor for assault
• State's growth centered in Pierce County, elsewhere along I-5 corridor, Census data show
• Drivers: Let it snow
• Friday, Feb. 25-Saturday, March 5: "Border Songs"
• Senate moves closer to creating Puget Sound conservation group
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Mercato Ristorante gift card
• Diamond in the rough
• Rize up
• The Daniel Blue interview
• Casting the Hex
• Revolution Girl-Style: Then and Now
• Brace for cold after the snow
• County drops pot charges
• Senate OKs bill to help sound
• Tacoma elementary school closures on docket
• Land deal likely means Puyallup can keep $3.27M
• Tacoma City Council has big list of goals
• Edgewood will allow equines to use land it wants to develop into park
• We're bigger, more diverse
• Man changes plea in crash that killed 2 Federal Way teens
• Loggers Earn No. 3 Seed To Set Up Rubber Match With George Fox
• Lutes Prepped and Ready for NWC Swim Meet
• NWC Softball Start Delayed by Inclement Weather
• Softball, Baseball, Both Tennis Teams Slated For Home Contests
• Inclement Weather Takes Toll On Loggers
• Sunday, Feb. 27: Olympia Film Society's Oscar Party
• Saturday, Feb. 26: C.F.A.
• CRITICS' PICKS: Romanteek, Jeffrey Broussard & The Creole Cowboys, C.F.A., Big Wheel Stunt Show, Lynch Mob
• Daily: Links and drinks
• Sundays: Sermon
• Monday-Friday: Hammy Hour
• Saturday, Feb. 26: Big Wheel Stunt Show
• Tuesday, March 1: Lynch Mob
• Friday, Feb. 25: Jeffrey Broussard & The Creole Cowboys
• Thursday, Feb. 24: Romanteek
• Spring quarter 2011 registration now open for continuing students
• Providence Centralia receives grant to expand palliative services
• Former Credexx owner barred from doing business in Washington
• Port of Tacoma container volumes up
• Blog watch: Cuts, rates, meds, meetings and spin
• Federal Way launches Community Enhancement Grant program
• Economic decline widespread in 2009
• Get 'plugged in' for latest road conditions
• FDIC-insured institutions earned $21.7 billion in Q4
• Man pleads not guilty in fatal Pierce County car crash
• Bill seeks to clarify pregnancy centers
• Man pleads guilty in murder of armored-car guard at Lakewood Wal-Mart
• Man faces charges in Tacoma Mall frenzy
• The heart returns
• 'Boy Who Harnessed the Wind' picked for Tacoma Reads Together
• Tacoma challenges installation of vinyl windows on historic North Slope home
• Audit finds Roy made some mistakes
• Trial under way in Edgewood home invasion case
• Lewis-McChord: Montesano soldier's court-martial today
• Tacoma City Council OKs DaVita loan
• Federal Way students on mid-winter break volunteer at schools
• Men's Lacrosse Wins Sportsmanship Award
• Loggers Set For NWC Championships
• Lutes Wrap Up Season With High Hopes For 2011-2012
• Men's Tennis Looks To Bounce Back In Home Openers
• FEEDBAG: Culinary Crawl, Off the Vine tasting, free pancakes, Bib 'N Bid ...
• Lisa Johnson's New Business Law and Ethics Book is Online!
• Puget Sound Piano Trio Debuts for the Jacobsen Series
• Nosh League Rum Tasting
• 4 American hostages killed by pirates off Somalia
• People on the Move
• Hewitt introduces bill to end state’s ‘retire-rehire’ policy
• Most women entrepreneurs operate service-oriented companies
• Credit application approvals for auto lease assumptions up
• PLACE: Alfred's Cafe and Bubble Room
• Focus the unspeakable awesomeness
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, March 2
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, March 1
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Feb. 28
• John Ladenburg exploring attorney general bid
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Feb. 27
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Feb. 26
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Feb. 25
• Want to volunteer? Start here.
• PLU first responders
• PLU students spend 96 hours figuring out halfpipes and VHF signals
• Programs that engage the world
• South Puget Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Feb. 24
• Keeping tabs on tablet computers
• Bill proposes adjusting state debt to economy
• Dennis Kucinich, locals rally for union rights
• Mason Habitat for Humanity gets grant to help volunteer efforts
• James Leslie Moreland: A soldier remembered
• Alaska lawmaker takes to sea in Sea-Tac protest
• Flu year normal, but on upswing; The message? Get your vaccine
• After 43 years, MIA hero is ‘coming home'
• Bill targets Guaranteed Education Tuition program
• ‘A good snow event’ to start Wednesday
• Key Peninsula marina cuts ribbon on new wharf
• Lutes Return To Playoff Stage, Prepare For Tough Showdown With Bucs
• Bats Stay Hot In Loggers' Split With Whitworth
• Port of Tacoma accepting bids for deconstruction project
• Even presidential digs not worth what they once were
• Around the Sound
• Stocks may be up, but fears remain
• What sign ordinance?
• Pining for the good ol' days
• Man sues state over jail time
• PIERCE COUNTY: Teen contest accepting writing, art submissions
• 2011 Parent Forum set for Saturday in Tacoma
• PUYALLUP: Meetings for parents of future kindergarteners
• FEDERAL WAY: Public Academy to host information night
• Fundraiser breakfast for Communities in Schools
• TACOMA: Scholar Search registration time
• Massive I-5 overhaul is under way
• SOUTH SOUND: History essay contest yields local winners
• FEDERAL WAY: Junior to attend National Youth Leadership Forum
• Softball Finishes 1-3 at Season-Opening Tournament
• Baseball Finishes 3-1 at Cascade Northwest Challege; Sights Set On Home Opener
• Ingrate expectations
• 10 possible education cuts add up to $1.7B
• What's open, closed on Presidents Day
• Covington-area woman, 78, found after 12-hour ordeal
• Puyallup Fair to offer tickets through Facebook
• Kent boy, 7, killed sledding in Hyak Sno-Park driveway
• Author to discuss ‘reviled' Lincoln
• Tacoma area's got TV talent
• ‘Everyone is an enemy'
• Gig Harbor leader's double duty
• Tight funds make metropolitan park districts more attractive
• Parents press tower fight in Bethel School District
• Bats Stay Hot In Split With Whitworth
• Loggers Conclude Action At Northwest Cup
• Men's Tennis Falls to Pacific Boxers
• Northwest Detention Center worker charged with smuggling
• A mystery, a microchip and a dog named Bear
• Navy admits mistakes in discharge for hazing
• Governor OKs trims
• Ridgway pleads guilty to 49th
• Suspected burglars caught after high-speed I-5 chase
• Tacoma parking improvements possible, task force says
• Puyallup-area man faces murder charge
• Beatty, Wall Pitch Lutes to Baseball Victories
• Resnik Grabs Doubles Record, Loggers Split Twinbill
• Loggers Outlast Pacific
• Cross Country Teams Earn All-Academic Award
• State to extend contracts for Medicaid interpreter services until budget is set
• Lacey seeking volunteers for advisory boards, commissions
• New Spaceworks art will hit downtown Tacoma storefronts soon
• Puyallup Fair taking lead on Facebook Ticketing for concerts
• 15,000 could lose basic health coverage
• Around the Sound
• Monday, Feb. 21: Dennis Kucinich and "The True Cost of War"
• Uncommon sense
• Water safe to drink again in McKenna subdivision
• Lakewood police identify officer involved in Rips Lane shooting
• Keeping Tacoma libraries safe a challenge
• Cigar exception would allow bars, tobacconists to smoke indoors
• Annual retreat starts for Pierce County board
• Roy police chief drives a memorial to fallen officers
• Tacoma's plan to save $2 million goes awry
• State workers' group OKs cut in pay, boost to health care costs
• Foreclosure bill creates mediation process
• Rain Postpones PLU Baseball Game
• Cross Country Teams Earn All-Academic Award
• The Washington Regional Center approved for EB-5 visa program
• People on the Move
• State updates permit for treatment of freshwater weeds, algae
• Workplace deaths rise across the state; agriculture tops the list
• Jinkins on the job
• SBA launches temporary program for commercial real estate refinancing
• Real average hourly earnings off slightly during January
• Consumer Price Index edges higher
• Suspect faces homicide, assault charges for Pierce County crash
• Tacoma man accused of attacking woman, dog in Idaho
• Pierce County dad pleads guilty to killing toddler
• Foss fly over Bremerton 68-49
• Mountain View defeats Wilson
• Morning Quickie Newsletter: Free round of golf for two
• Five charged in Hilltop Crips sweep plead guilty
• Federal Way considers new ideas for lot
• 11 vehicles, 4 crashes, 7 injured on Interstate 5
• Cities sign off on love for military
• Tacoma parking enforcement too aggressive, business owners say
• Kindergarten sign-up starting later than usual in Tacoma schools
• Authorities seek information about dog found shot near Graham
• Snow falls through area; more expected
• Dorcus Allen faces additional charges in Clemmons case
• Patty Murray says end automatic pay raises
• Hearing planned on future of 3 Tacoma Schools properties
• Sumatran tiger leaving Point Defiance Zoo in hopes of finding mate
• Women's Cross Country Earns Academic honor
• Loggers Primed For 2011 Campaign
• Feb. 17-23: Big Italian and Spanish wine tastings, Maryhill dinner and more ...
• FEEDBAG: Harmon Sampling Party, wine dinners, Bib 'N Bid ...
• Wednesdays: Bowled over
• Friday-Saturday in February: Big Bridge
• Thursday: Still sporty
• Thursday, Feb. 17: Red Queen Theory
• Saturday, Feb. 19: Cosmonauts
• Sunday, Feb. 20: Hausu
• Wednesday, Feb. 23: Arbouretum
• 2 South Sound restaurants recognized for community service
• Through Feb. 26: "Parallel Lives"
• The Lauren and Liz Show
• Through March 26: "Cubistic Embrace"
• Phenomenal collaboration
• Thursday, Feb. 24: Cash Levy
• Winging it
• Friday, Feb. 18: Judy Shepard
• Blog watch: Stimulus, celebrations, updates and open mics
• Construction materials prices up for the fourth straight month
• 2 sex offenders register to live in Pierce County
• Tree will help fill hole in their hearts
• Escape from Cairo
• Wrestlers prepare for state
• Environmental Program honored by Pierce Conservation District
• Boys of winter
• YMC improvements
• Princess Promenade
• Foss to stay open
• Cost overruns generate tension
• PPI continues upward trend
• Library awarded grant
• Stadium student honored
• High school hoops
• Sportswatch
• Staff editorial
• A Great Pretender
• Spike Lee speaks
• 2 South Sound companies among those fined by Ecology during Q4
• Spanaway crash victim texting, State Patrol believes
• Lane restrictions begin next week on Puyallup River Bridge
• McKenna-area water may be tainted
• Tacoma venue manager to leave after 25 years
• Soldiers in combat carry too much weight, report says
• Sumner may limit campaign talk in council sessions
• Fircrest manager's grades low
• Pavilion overruns roil Tacoma council
• PTA's Tacoma legacy 100 years old
• Foes of state park fees say system is unfair to poor
• Killing stalls religious programs at Monroe prison
• ‘Ax Men’ regular pleads not guilty to L&I theft
• Lutes Softball Opens 2011 Season at Oregon Tourney
• Lutes Look To Bounce Back From Tough Start At Cascade Northwest Challenge
• Basketball Wraps Up, Spring Sports In Full Swing
• Adelphian Concert Choir Tours Oregon: From Handel to Stroope
• Garden Level to Audition for "America's Got Talent" this Weekend
• Thursday, Feb. 17: Best of Olympia Issue Party
• Mediterranean restaurant to fill former Sea Grill site
• Exit, stage left, even
• Umpqua holds first South Puget Sound Connect Fair
• PLACE: Warthog Barbeque Pit
• Sunday, Feb. 20: Chief and Bacchus
• Rock star reunion extravaganza
• Wednesday, Feb. 23: Eternal Tapestry and Arbouretum
• Total cosmic convergence
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Feb. 23
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Feb. 22
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Feb. 21
• Hummingbird Scientific receives SBA innovation award
• BCRA receives DoD recognition
• People on the Move
• Employees significantly improved their finances in 2010
• State has dueling bills concerning health care
• Construction backlog shows positive growth in Q4
• Job market improving just enough to deter risk-taking endeavors
• The works of Klee Wyk
• Puyallup middle school study will take more time
• Lakewood police kill armed woman who yelled at officers to 'Shoot me'
• Washington state lawmakers hold party lines on U.S. government budget
• Budget would fund surge of JBLM growth
• Congress rethinking effects of 2008 law on lead exposure
• Targeting abuse of seniors
• School bus bumps students in Federal Way crosswalk
• Bills would pay more to families of fallen police
• Downed line causes brief power outage on Key Peninsula
• Harkins Earns All-Academic Team Honors
• Loggers' Energy Turns Into Victory In Home Finale
• Lakewood Historical Society remodeling, adding exhibit
• Tacoma police investigate woman's death
• Around the Sound
• Employers receive UI tax relief
• University Gallery
• A day in the life of PLU's Antarctica geologists
• IID expands BGP security solution to extended enterprises
• ‘Operation Baby Shower'
• Pierce County's property-tax puzzle
• Annie Wright students place in math contest
• Federal Way assistant principal nod goes to local leader
• Program grants tuition to 48 students
• Lawmakers focusing on PR workers
• Hit a cat? Law requires you to act
• Bill for more black powder
• Orting parents want official to share their burden
• Much to learn about struggling orcas
• Lutes Look To End Season On High Note
• Playoff-Bound Lutes Close Regular Season at Home
• Logger Nation Enjoys Four-Game Homestand
• Tribute to greatness
• Inside the world of the Cover Band
• More than nostalgia
• 3 sex offenders register to live in Tacoma
• Applause: A heartfelt thank you to Run for Tina volunteers, participants
• Menopause in the heterosexuality
• Consensual misconduct
• Transit supporters look for new taxing authority
• Proposal would tax medical marijuana
• State still favors tax breaks
• Opponents decry shortening school year
• USS Los Angeles retired, recycled in Bremerton
• Herrera Beutler adjusts to other Washington
• Schedule changes hit state revenue forecast
• Tacoma pavilion costs growing
• Shuttered island
• Loggers Wrap Up Indoor Season At UW Open
• Loggers Fall In Season-Opener
• Act of kindness bonds women
• Dogs being prepared at Lewis-McChord may become stressed soldiers' best friends in Iraq
• Try a budget gimmick?
• FAA bill stalls again over fight for flights
• Worker meal tax may end
• Monroe inmate admits to killing corrections officer
• Local Muslims join Egyptian celebration for end of regime
• Unemployed get temporary pay bump; businesses get tax break
• Olympia City Jail sued for illegal strip search
• Army program helps advance regenerative healing
• CONCERT ALERT: Xavier Rudd, Adele, Rise Against, Sasquatch, Tim Allen ...
• Loggers Drop Match To Willamette
• Bullpen Meltdown Costs Lutes in 15-14 Defeat
• Baseball Opener Postponed
• State labor market shows signs of growth
• Anchor Bancorp post net loss for last quarter
• Around the Sound
• U.S. Amateur organizers win marketing award
• Kent seeking nonprofits to operate summer carousel
• Puyallup Fair & Events Center drops Ticketmaster
• Will online profiles replace resumes?
• Trade deficit widens during December
• Pothole of the week – East 35th and ‘D’ Street
• There's no free counsel for recall petitioners
• State court reinstates Lakewood woman's conviction
• Young boy says man exposed self in Tacoma library
• Signature-gatherer ruling gives boost to Washam-recall effort
• Foss High School closure appears to be off the table
• Flood-plagued Carbon River Road to become a trail
• OLYMPIA: Legislative panels OK tax credits for movies, TV
• Lawmakers discuss regulating tanning
• Army teams with UW to treat pain with fewer pills
• Stryker soldier's lawyer wants to review alleged crime scene
• Pink Zone On Tap For Logger Basketball Home Finale
• Beatty Pitches Lutes Past Cal Lutheran
• Logger Opener Moved
• Logger Baseball Set To Open 2011 Campaign
• Sumner’s delayed impact fees take effect
• People on the Move
• Setting the stage for a new era of the arts at PLU
• Weyerhaeuser declares 15-cent dividend
• New phishing tactic emerges
• SBA launching lending initiatives for underserved communities
• LKA now in FAST lane
• Corporate pensions begin 2011 with improvement in funded status
• Legislature may increase tax break for movies, TV
• Tacoma gang member faces charge he raped inmate
• Lincoln-Wilson showdown
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: $50 restaurant card
• Wrestling success
• Sugarland
• ‘A Tierra’
• Sportswatch
• Zombie love
• Protest at bank
• Couture boutique
• Pierce Transit might shrink 35%
• Pop art lives!
• Affair to Remember
• Police Blotter
• City Briefs
• New port programs
• New Good Samaritan almost ready
• Puyallup lot attracting more cars
• Immigrants rally in Olympia against cuts
• Mother pleads guilty to overdosing daughter in Northeast Tacoma
• Tacoma man pleads guilty in teen’s 2009 death
• Tickets on sale Friday for event with Desmond Tutu
• Did man shoot himself, or were Lakewood police shots fatal?
• Wine and chocolate tastings
• Monday, Feb. 14: Hip-hop
• Step out
• Saturday, Feb. 12: Mud Bay Jugglers' 30th Anniversary
• Thursday, Feb. 10: Garrison Keillor
• Monday, Feb. 14: Northern Flickers
• Thursday, Feb. 10: Be My Pal-entine
• Friday, Feb. 12: Chris Anderson
• Thursday, Feb. 11: The Eroica Trio
• Saturday, Feb. 12: The Bismarck
• Tacoma No. 1 for romance? Now, that's amore!
• Volunteers needed for Surface Water Management board
• Christmas Forest fundraising efforts bring in $426,000
• TrueBlue revenue, income up during Q4
• State regulators resolve violations with a Kent-based mover
• Blog Watch: Debts, exports, open spaces, affordable housing and rumors
• Ecology seeking input on Lacey's updated shoreline program
• Combs steps down
• New year begins with 96 CEO departures
• Week in review
• Small business owner optimism continues to edge higher
• Ivar’s returning to Puyallup
• Negative home equity rises in fourth quarter
• Woman struck, injured by car sues driver's psychiatrist
• With attendance sagging, Tacoma's Museum of Glass trims staff
• Vinyl blasts from the Army's past found at Lewis-McChord
• Tacoma pagoda's lacquer has its own story
• 4 arrested, 3 kids found when Puyallup police raid meth lab
• Lawmakers seek minimum state pension funding
• Ex-Fort Lewis major admits to stealing $47,000
• Deputies spotted Clemmons hours before he killed officers
• Peninsula school bond coming up short of 60%
• Voters like Lakewood-University Place fire merger by a 4-to-1 margin
• Volunteer at the Habitat Store
• Logger Women Set Three School Track Records At Bronco Open
• Softball Coaches Say PLU Will Finish Fourth
• Lutes Picked to Finish Second in NWC Baseball Race
• Listen To The Highlights Loggers Games Against PLU on Tuesday
• Softball Picked Sixth In Preseason NWC Poll
• NWC Coaches Pick Loggers To Finish Fifth
• PERSON: Aja Pound
• Can you feel the love? Then you must be in Tacoma
• FEEDBAG: Wine and chocolate tasting, V-Day dinners, cooking classes
• People on the Move
• Venture capital, commercial credit continue to elude women business owners
• J&D Printing closes its doors
• Survey shows most executives don’t embrace business hugs
• Shea Carr Jewell expands footprint
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Feb. 16
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Feb. 15
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Feb. 14
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Feb. 13
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Feb. 12
• Through Feb. 28: "Tiny Beasts Live Among Us"
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Feb. 11
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Feb. 10
• Thurston EDC seeking nominees for recognition awards
• Employers still in limbo over health care decisions
• T-Town Lowdown
• Man faces charges in 2-county chase that ended near Fife Costco
• Friends, family honor memory of woman slain on Tacoma street
• Lakewood police killer's friend told different stories, records say
• Day in court for 49th Green River victim
• PR jobs, management under state budget-cut scrutiny
• Alarm helps man escape injury in Bonney Lake fire
• Tacoma schools' surplus-property hearing postponed
• Bill targets flavored tobacco products
• Fix JBLM traffic, report urges
• Bill aims to make it harder for crooks to sell jewelry
• Jocelyn Riordan Scores 1,000th Point In Loggers' Win Over Whitman
• Brain-surgery patient let go from Seattle hospital was found wandering in Puyallup
• Broadway Center, Tacoma Philharmonic ink management agreement
• Around the Sound
• State takes action against health care providers
• Hotel occupancy holds steady during December, up for 2010
• Employment Trends Index rises again
• South Sound Bank net income declines in 2010
• Talking trees, floods, kites, it's all in a day's work
• Census missed Joint Base Lewis-McChord troops
• Queasy credit
• The thrill of battle
• Mix flour, sugar - and love
• Prekindergarten classes offered in Puyallup
• Patty Murray wants to be friend to vets, if not all their wars
• Residents escape from Lakewood apartment fire
• Seattle brain-surgery patient lost after ride in taxi
• ‘No winner' likely in great owl debate
• Eatonville homeowner suing developer
• Limits placed on northbound 167 span
• Is overpass at Sprague and SR 16 too low?
• Legislators want to know how State Data Center got so big
• Lutes To Face Pair Of NWC First Place Teams This Week
• Rough Weekend Leaves Work For Lutes
• More Than Bragging Rights On The Line Rivalry Matchup
• Hope in mental health care
• Feb. 8 vote: What's on the ballot
• Pierce County struggled to provide services
• Russell vacancy proving hard sell
• Body of missing skier found near Snoqualmie
• Online effort nets University Place funds from Pepsi
• Legislators want more say on budget
• Exemptions row returns as lawmakers try to close gap
• Pike Place piggy bank plowed into by taxi cab
• Tacoma schools to discuss property
• Franchise Help and Assistance in Tacoma
• Big Tom goes green
• Smaller gain for base?
• Repeal payday loan limit?
• 4 bills try to simplify school testing
• Ex-Tacoma high school teacher pleads not guilty to sex charge
• Former preschool teacher charged with child rape
• Woman injured when car collides with Tacoma Rail train
• Former treasurer for Federal Way youth sports leagues sentenced
• Water ruling favors business
• Locals add ‘evacuation' to Egypt vacation's itinerary
• Senate OKs $375M in deficit fixes
• There's much to appreciate, expect at UWT's urban campus
• Lutes Plunder Pirates, Snap Losing Streak
• TIKI LOGIC: Super Bowl, Mom's Rocket, Hella Sunshine
• Around the Sound
• AWB honors employers for workplace excellence
• PLU ROTC awarded prestigious MacArthur Award
• Go Red events focus on fighting heart disease
• Friday, Feb. 4: Beep!
• Sunday, Feb. 6: "A Not So Still Life"
• "A Not So Still Life"
• Construction unemployment jumps to 22.5 percent in January
• Centralia College looking for ‘Distinguished Alumnus’ nominees
• Weyerhaeuser swings back to black for Q4
• Columbia Banking System sees net income rise, declares 3-cent dividend
• Joint Base Lewis-McChord: National Guard battalion to deploy to Kuwait
• Medical-marijuana dispensary joins mix at Tacoma's Freighthouse Square
• Five reasons for 14-year-olds to vote
• Puyallup weighs homeless shelter
• Bill would remove gray wolf protections
• Governor wants to ‘spur economy'
• Kitsap County Sheriff's Office begins search for man missing a week
• $1 million bail set for suspected thief in Federal Way to Fife police chase
• Puyallup Family Co-op school under scope
• Report: State revenue may have turned corner
• SAAC To Host 24 Hours For Special Olympics
• Valley Community Bancshares earnings off slightly for 2010
• January home sales up and down
• Voters picked different judge, but old one still deciding cases
• People on the Move
• GHB Insurance moves headquarters
• Credit, other challenges continue to impact pace of job growth
• WSDOT restricts lane – not weight – on SR 167 Puyallup River Bridge
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Chocolate meets booze
• Police chase from Federal Way to Fife ends with gunshots
• Federal Way tower project could be dead
• Who should lead state schools?
• Puyallup Council OKs its own term limits
• How did Enumclaw Regional Hospital cross the street?
• Police dog finds 2 suspected burglars under car in Tacoma
• Hikes may doom prepaid tuition credits
• State Senate to vote soon on budget
• Gig Harbor asks WSP to investigate chief
• Burglars intercepted in Tacoma restaurant office
• Convicted murderer gets shorter sentence in 1988 Tacoma killing
• Theatre Arts Presents The Trip to Bountiful by Award-winning Horton Foote
• Shelton Earns Capital One Academic All-District Honors
• Riordan, McKinnis Garner Capital One Academic All-District Honors
• Feb. 3-9: Wines for pizza tasting and more
• Friday, Feb. 4: TacSea! TacSea!
• Tuesday, Feb. 8: Shaun White
• Monday, Feb. 7: Herman Boone
• Friday, Feb. 4 and Sunday, Feb. 6" "END:CIV"
• Friday, Feb. 4: Ryan Shea Smith
• Girls State High School Bowling Championships
• Monday, Feb. 14: Valentine's Day savior
• Saturday, Feb. 5: Slash
• Slasher cinema
• Common frame of reference
• A new hope?
• The "Big Game," Big Ben's "adversity," and the big chill in Big D
• First date test drives
• Local love stories
• What fun!
• CONCERT ALERT: Devo, Motopony, The Black Angels, Peter Bjorn and John ...
• Saturday, Feb. 5: Drew Grow Benefit
• Tacoma hearts Drew Grow
• Friday, Feb. 4: "Zombie Tacomapocalypse"
• JBLM's Cascade School Age Center gets gold certification
• January job cut announcements hit record low
• Inmate accused of killing Monroe corrections officer bitten, scratched
• Blog watch: Incentives, biomass, construction and impacts
• State general fund gets $772K from Intelius settlement
• Difficult to love: Most Tacoma utility rates go up on Valentine's Day
• Pierce County, Federal Way see 8% boost in student homelessness
• KOMO's Kathi Goertzen faces brain surgery
• Private sector continues to add jobs
• Jobless rates tick down during December
• Sportswatch
• In the hunt
• Backboards and keyboards
• State of the economy
• Controversy in Tacoma
• Eyman vows to fight red-light camera use via election, if needed
• Ambitious outlook
• Cracking down
• SAVE FOSS
• Pothole of the week
• Unwrapping history
• SAWADDEE!
• Indie rock revolution
• Wedge in clean-up spot
• The boardwalk's back: Visitors get stellar views on a sunny day at Nisqually wildlife refuge
• $30 fee would pay for parks, forests
• Traffic cams will be next, Eyman says
• Boardwalk a window to nature
• Report claims growing terror threat along Canada border
• Homeless kids up in state
• Hands off our polling places, county tells state
• Annual fees sought for history museums
• The salvaged yard
• Plant Salvage essentials
• U.S. Oil & Refining Co. settles Clean Air Act violations
• FEEDBAG: Cheap coffee, chili cook-off, Nosh League chocolate tasting
• University of Puget Sound No. 8 in Peace Corps Volunteers
• PLACE: Mi Chalateca Pupuseria
• South Sound Ford dealers see sales skyrocket
• Weathervane Windows files for liquidation
• University of Puget Sound No. 8 in Peace Corps volunteers
• Temporary amnesty program for business taxes starts today
• Nonresidential construction spending dips in December
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Feb. 9
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Feb. 8
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Feb. 7
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Feb. 6
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Feb. 5
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Feb. 4
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Feb. 3
• Names of Tacoma officers involved in shooting released
• 2 men sliced by samurai sword during argument in Bonney Lake
• SBA contracting program for WOSBs launches Friday
• People on the Move
• Gig Harbor chamber relocates offices
• Olympia Federal celebrating new LEED-certified branch
• Save Foss
• Gig Harbor man pleads guilty in death of his infant daughter
• Suspect got 2 of 3 strikes in Pierce County
• Puyallup must add to road project or lose cash
• Trial set for fifth Stryker soldier
• Pierce deputies to get pair of 2.5 percent raises
• Mayor of Tacoma outlines big plans for city
• GIG HARBOR:
• GIG HARBOR: Woman, younger brother escape from fire
• Bill would toughen stalking laws
• Tacoma asks for return of anti-war case records
• Bring Your Valentine To Northwest Sinfonietta’s Mozart Celebration--Mozartiana
• BE Green South Sound kicks off three-part event
• Duo of Double-Doubles Lead Loggers Past Bearcats
• Around the Sound
• Pierce Transit tax faces a rare foe
• Emergency Management partners with Wounded Warrior pilot project
• Ecology issues fines for failure to report polluted stormwater runoff
• Pierce County road standards manual available online
• Wi-Fi service added to Amtrak Cascades trains
• Food/Drink
• Small businesses continue to add jobs
• Online labor demand up sharply
• Olympia fence project targets I-5 suicides
• Book talk
• Where to eat
• Speed hating
• Bad scheme
• SPANAWAY: Woman, 24, who died in crash ID'd
• Timing glitch led to photos in school zone
• UW Tacoma may soon offer doctoral degrees
• Save money, win money? State lawmakers consider plan
• SUMNER: 8th-graders can see what lies ahead
• SUMNER: Science, art on display at combined event
• UNIVERSITY PLACE: Applications accepted for Board of Directors
• FEDERAL WAY: Historically Black College Fair Tuesday
• FEDERAL WAY: 3 forums will focus on education topics
• Prison guard found strangled
• PLU Volleyball Camp Summer Dates Set
• Lutes Continue Winning Ways, Prepare For Tough Home Matchups
• Slowwave
• TACOMA:
• Mayor readies for State of the City
• Man shot in Tacoma identified
• Districts, lawmakers float idea of fewer school days
• Olympia toasts new year in Japan
• Will Wilbur's election create conflict?
• Kastama bill aims to keep skiers inbounds
• County Council may take on poll voting
• Tacoma dad talks to son in Cairo
• Funds for Pierce County Fair among those on block
• Community comments on digital billboards Monday in Tacoma
• Puyallup tribe achieves prosperity through gambling
• Unions, state battle over worker pay
• TACOMA: Woman arrested, man in hospital after dispute
• The Mummy Returns
• Spring Break 100 percent to the Max
• Tacoma police officers shoot, kill man who reportedly fired at them
• Settlement a setback for Washam after long dispute with employees
• Photojournalist Melanie Burford to Speak on Hurricane Katrina and the BP Oil Spill
• Catherine Michaelis to Exhibit Book Art at Collins Memorial Library
• Deal reverses Washam changes
• Welfare cuts go back to drawing board
• Girl in shootout identified
• Unidentified man killed by Tacoma police after he fires gun
• OLYMPIA: Lawmaker wants to merge counties SEATTLE: Man charged with 3 counts in park attacks
• FEDERAL WAY: Boating accident victim identified as 23-year-old
• Bill would stress effectiveness over seniority in teacher layoffs
• ‘Traveller' gets 4 months in jail
• Skier dies after taking unusual fall at Crystal
• OLYMPIA: State employees take furlough day WENATCHEE: Anti-traffic camera effort moves to 4 cities
• PCMH is a ‘philosophical' change in military care
• Homeless count challenging on Key Peninsula
• Workers’ compensation insurance premiums increase by 12 percent
• Through Feb. 19: "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee"
• Logophiles unite!
• 208 Garfield, much more than a coffee shop
• The importance of polling places
• Around the Sound
• TIKI LOGIC: How a column about Musiji comes to focus on the "Groundhog Sprocket" Bicycle Booze Cruise
• Nonresidential fixed investment posts another gain
• Employment costs continue upward trend
• Sen. Murray to head Veterans' Affairs Committee
• WA legislators want pay cut
• SPANAWAY: Alcohol found in car involved in deadly crash
• Senators skewer Air Force
• House VA leader vows review of spending on vets
• Boat driver acquitted in deadly Lake Tapps crash
• Man found dead after boat capsizes in Star Lake
• Foreclosures up in state, nationwide in 2010
• Vacancy rate rises for area apartments
• UPS students help design Crocs shoe
• Prof. Stacey Weiss Finds Why Arizona Lizard Breaks the Usual Color Rules
• Pierce County Parks and Rec needs advisory board members
• Multi-discipline rehabilitation center opening in Puyallup
• Cornerstone kicks off 4th year of economic forums
• People on the Move
• Recruitment spending expected to increase during Q1
• Department of Revenue seeking business input on tax simplification
• Port of Tacoma ends 2010 down 6 percent in container volume
• Organizations recognized for work force investment
• Goodwill selects new Gig Harbor location
• Acquisition provides big boost to Heritage Financial quarterly earnings
• Marijuana ballot measure could show up if bill fails
• Missing teen's parents fear she was killed in Walmart shootout
• Morning Quickie Newsletter giveaway
• Eight soldiers' sacrifices recognized during memorial rededication at Lewis-McChord
• Pierce County men face federal fraud charges in New York
• Family honors slain Lakewood officer with foundation
• Man critically injured after failed stunt near train tracks
• Shift where you eat ... and shop, locals ask
• Girl, 15, reports kidnapping attempt in Lakewood
• Soldier accused in Afghan deaths makes plea deal
• $500,000 bail set for Graham man accused of threatening governor
• 'Load-stability issue' blamed for listing log ship in Tacoma
• 2011 Urban Studies Forum: The Urban University
• Mayor Marilyn Strickland To Deliver Tacoma's First State Of The City Address
• Renaissance Voices Weave a Night of Sacred Music and Love Songs
• The golden ratio
• Small Vineyards Tuscan Wine Dinner, Poultry Wine Flights, Deschutes Brewery dinner ...
• FEEDBAG: 21 Cellars wine release, Beer dinner, poultry flight ...
• Saturdays: Not too Flabby
• Wednesdays: Trivia time
• Friday, Jan. 28: Slowwave
• Saturday, Jan. 29: 9th Annual Hip-Hop 4 The Homeless
• Getting Heddie
• Hazy cellophane
• Up in smoke
• Eisenhower attorneys share employment law tips, trends
• Blog watch: Reform, opportunity, service and steps
• Learning executives show surge of optimism

• State receives $4.8 million to help workers relocated under BRAC find jobs
• Stadium rising
• Elks developers optimistic
• Don’t Run Away
• Pothole of the week
• Gathering feedback
• Encouraging optimism
• Sportswatch
• State takes action against health care providers
• Fight Night Golden
• Kid Conscious
• A Smokin’ Idea
• Celebration of Life
• Stylistic Variety
• T-Up
• Guilt Free Smoking
• Pierce County flood district dissolves
• Officials monitoring listing log ship in Tacoma
• Kitsap deputy killed Walmart suspect
• School cuts worry Tacoma parents
• Judge allows evidence taken with Clemmons' alleged driver
• Alleged Stryker 'kill team' leader's court-martial in April
• Hero to say goodbye to iconic ‘Huey'
• Pure Water Technology Beats Bottled Water in Tacoma
• Lutes Recognized Again, Ranked 28th Nationally In Preseason Poll
• Baseball, Softball Make A Stop With Mariners Caravan
• Logger Basketball Headed South For The Weekend
• Join our Nosh League
• Cardiology Associates joins Providence Medical Group
• Contractors expect a couple more tough years
• Anchor Bancorp completes stock conversion
• People on the Move
• Thurston EDC seeking nominees for 2011 recognition awards
• Report highlights Port of Olympia's economic impact
• Renovated Cheney Stadium tops out ... and helps you top off
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Feb. 2
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Feb. 1
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Jan. 31
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Jan. 30
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Jan. 29
• PLACE: Dorky's Bar Arcade
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar Friday, Jan. 28
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar Thursday, Jan. 27
• Weekly Volcano's Best of Olympia Party 2011
• Mixed economic future forecast
• Feds funding Thurston County telemedicine project
• Federal Way cited for financial reporting excellence
• LKA plans to expand Golden Wonder exploration
• E-filing saved money, reduced errors
• Bonney Lake crash victim was Auburn woman, 21
• Lakewood Police Chief Bret Farrar earns award from police council
• 4 teens charged in Tacoma robbery will be tried as adults
• BE Green South Sound, Pecha Kucha and Shift Happens
• Safety concerned victim found dead in Tacoma apartment
• Fircrest City Council fires manager; no reason given
• Bill wants ‘boots on the ground' to clean Puget Sound
• Flood board, attorney will chat in private
• TACOMA: Police investigating North End shooting
• Elks land deal extension sought
• Man killed at Walmart on bail in Utah
• ‘Going to be painful'
• House passes initial budget with nearly $350M in cuts
• New casino hopes for happy days at old spot
• SOUTH SOUND: Pierce-Thurston patrols net suspected DUIs
• Work Continues on Baseball Grandstand
• Lutes Guard Shooting Among The Nation's Best
• Working toward peace for 20 years
• New science lab ups interactive learning
• 2011 Sojourners
• Final Who's Who event in Auburn on Tuesday
• MultiCare, Franciscan among top U.S. health organizations
• Urban universities partner with urban communities
• In-progress WA State Data Center far too large, report finds
• In search of big support for small businesses
• Around the Sound
• Hiring outlook good for
 commercial, engineering and administrative workers
• T-Town Lowdown
• Sobering Center finalist for charitable service award
• Woman found dead in Tacoma home identified
• You make loving fund
• By a nose
• Woman killed in Bonney Lake crash
• 2 dead, 2 deputies shot in Port Orchard gunfight
• BONNEY LAKE: Early Learnings event set for Tuesday
• TACOMA: Visitation Catholic tabs open house for Sunday
• LAKEWOOD: Two gatherings on tap at St. Frances Cabrini
• Even in the minority, Dicks still wields plenty of power in House
• 2 dead, 2 deputies shot in Port Orchard gunfight Fleeing suspect killed by 3rd deputy at Walmart; unidentified woman also shot dead
• Immigrant status in focus
• Puyallup church draws noise complaints
• Near dark? Your lights need to be on
• AUBURN: Man hospitalized after being struck by car
• PUYALLUP: $10,000 goes to PHS for battle of bands win
• Lutes Begin Second Half Of NWC Play; Head South To Face Bruins, Boxers
• Lutes Ride Winning Weekend Into Second Half of NWC
• Miss The Action This Weekend? Listen to Highlights From All Four Games
• Pros and cons
• Commute has eased around Lewis-McChord
• Crisis point for Pierce Transit
• Lawmakers propose more tax exemptions
• Benefits, wages biggest share of Pierce Transit budget
• Roy celebrates run without chum
• Sprinker remodel on way
• State's history may be lost in cuts
• Ex-talk show host takes over state GOP
• Bill targets abuse of cash assistance
• Fashion and a rip-off of "The Genius"
• Night before Narrows leap adds to mystery
• Teacher's behavior brings police to South Hill school
• Eugene Skovorodnikov Performs Liszt Classics on Solo Piano
• Mayor has plans for Federal Way Mayor's changes to save $885,000 over 2 years
• Virtual reality put to use to boost soldiers' health
• Money can't buy what lost guitar means to Rogers student
• Bill aims to help smokers
• PUYALLUP: Meeting Thursday to discuss insecticide use
• Government Leadership Institute News - January 19, 2011
• Ecology, Associated Petroleum Products settle water quality penalty
• Around the Sound
• UW Tacoma enrollment sets record
• Winter enrollment sets new record
• Poor monsters
• United Way of Mason County begins grant cycle
• Cities, counties getting $23.4 million for stormwater-control projects
• Dickey's coming to Federal Way
• Housing sales fall throughout South Sound in 2010
• Part-time cat rescuer says smiling kids make up for cat's claws
• Residents share concerns about future of trees along Ruston Way
• Puyallup School Board considers switch to middle-school model
• Former officer faces 5 counts of theft
• Teenagers held in home-invasion robbery
• Lawmakers worry about college slots
• Adding records office tough sell in year of cuts
• West Valley Highway mudslides prompt fix
• Army reports fewer suicides
• Medical pot debated
• TACOMA: Mother will honor girl missing 12 years
• Loggers Hold Clinic For Local Junior High Students
• New MediaLab film explores definition of family
• Building peace
• Uganda: Murchison Falls narrative
• Sustainability: Invasive plant species
• Lute enters Folgers jingle contest and wins
• Poetry helps explain a complex world
• PLU Named Top Fulbright Producer
• The Matrix and Message of Jesus
• 'We're so much more than a bookstore'
• Striking the right chord
• Textbook comparison program
• Around the world to find a calling
• Slideshow: Dance 2010
• Flexing a few math muscles
• Prepared for the world
• Amphibian survey
• 'Think faster, work harder, feel more deeply'
• First round UnPLUgged numbers are in
• Visiting Writer Series
• Point of ENTRY: Migrating to North America
• 'The United States in the History of Capitalism'
• If you're sick
• Contributions to Excellence
• Fulbright recipients ready to engage the world
• Video: Commons on Fire - PLU's Top Chef
• Power off - Competition on!
• Music from the Age of the Harlem Renaissance
• Hero Award
• A PLU Christmas
• 'Twilight' is only the beginning for high school principal
• Frosty named 'Washingtonian of the Year'
• Pinnacle Peak with Ted Charles
• Who doesn't like kudos?
• Lute on Broadway
• Discovering Horizons Together
• Campus Safety keeps watch over "city" of 4,500
• Gallery: Avalanche Training
• Engaged with history
• 'The universe is there for us to ask the questions'
• Uganda: First entry
• Journey to Antarctica
• TNT: ...the next best thing...
• Veteran's Day Celebration
• Into the Streets
• Homecoming week: Meant to Live
• Kayaking at Point Defiance
• PLU goes On the Road
• Ultimate Frisbee team wins championship
• Spring 2010 Commencement speaker
• Steven P. Starkovich
• PLU's new virtual tour
• Antarctica blog: Jan. 14 entry
• Trio Leads Lutes to 61-57 Win at Whitman
• Remembering the fall of the Berlin Wall
• 'Crime of My Very Existence'
• Building a stage
• Journey to the end of the Earth
• Giving people a voice, a face
• What day is it?
• A whale of a tale
• Brick and mortar
• Survivor accounts paint picture, provide lessons
• Meant to Live - Storm Chaser
• Telling their story
• Student-satisfaction remains high in national survey
• In trying times, 'care for one another'
• Meant to Live - Jim Walker '76
• PLU WebNews: '...reducing the achievement gap'
• 'No Salvation Apart from Earth'
• On the Road wrap-up
• State of PLU: "Strong and stable"
• Treated like rock stars
• Lutes that stare at goats
• When China Rules the World
• TNT: Holocaust studies thrive at PLU
• Joey Cheek turns world's attention to Darfur
• Uganda: Second entry
• Work to weather another 70 years
• From Heaven Above
• A PLU Christmas
• 'A life-changing experience'
• Engage the world
• Gates Sr. urges students to 'Show up'
• Green Dot
• Learning to ask tough questions
• Lute at the World Cup
• Carnival
• Going back to Guatemala
• Road map to a green campus
• Theatre in Ireland
• TNT: "True grit"
• 13th Annual Christmas Jam
• Meridian
• The road to your future
• Music is very much alive
• Dead Man Walking: The Journey Continues
• Engage the World: The Campaign for PLU
• Jazz Under the Stars
• Student learns disaster's impact firsthand
• Aloha spirit
• Students pick PLU's MBA program
• Call to Conscience
• Record numbers
• NPR: "Elements get an atomic weight makeover"
• Sankta Lucia
• Transfer student finds his home at PLU
• The News Tribune: Lutes beat Loggers
• The impact of eating
• Live from PLU: Homecoming 2009!
• Ultimate Champions
• Video: New Student Orientation
• The Mooring Mast: Straight to the top
• Intensive Caring
• Featured campus by NAC&U
• Leap of faith
• Uganda: Third entry
• The Sudan Referendum
• Class Acts
• Reviving Confucianism
• Much more than event planners
• Writers welcomed
• Mt. Rainier Hike
• Dreaming is important
• The queen of green
• 12th Annual Jazz Under the Stars
• Celebration of Service
• The Mast: PLU Women's Center turns 20
• Uganda: A reflection
• Uganda: Market Exploration
• Alumna's artwork graces national magazine
• Smithsonian: 'Wildlife Trafficking'
• Journey to Antarctica
• "I'm learning to call college my second home"
• Recruiting for the future
• Students get UnPLUgged
• 'Growing food, building community'
• Digging into history
• TNT: PLU prof travels back in time
• The Dead Gentlemen filmmakers return to PLU
• First Annual Jolita Hyland Benson Lecture in Education
• Raising awareness through song
• Mayer's memoir to benefit Holocaust Studies
• The importance of being nice
• Officers' Memorial
• A PLU Christmas
• Fall of the Berlin Wall
• Making the community safer
• Sign Me Drive
• Something I thought I'd never do
• University Conference - fall 2009
• It's a busy summer!
• Lost Boy of Sudan
• Dance Ensemble offers a bit of everything
• Understanding the world
• Uganda: Food blog
• "Preparing kids for their future"
• Rising Star
• PLU debate team heads to worlds
• Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week
• Gallery: A touch of makeup
• Top marks for Green
• PLU Faculty Show
• Convocation - A Generation of Globalists
• PLUtonic appears on America's Got Talent.
• Video: China in the future
• Volunteer, get a bike
• Making a difference
• PBS - Andrew Finstuen: Statement of Faith
• Erin Jones '01 - Journey into education
• Bank president shares PLU experience
• 'The bravest woman in Afghanistan' to visit PLU
• Student production offers musical varieties
• Homecoming
• Lute Spirit!
• 'Live from KPLU' at the Neeb Center
• One stop shopping
• Behind the Scenes: A Streetcar Named Desire
• Upright dignity
• The Road to Your Future
• Spanish Languages and Literature in Ecuador
• LEED Gold for Neeb
• Pflueger saves the most
• 'Lutes win fifth NWC title in past six years'
• Understanding oil
• The Fifth Annual Dale E. Benson Lecture
• Exploring Egyptian tombs
• Providing context
• New Sheriff in town
• Commencement 2010: In their own words
• Earth Day: Dirt's everywhere
• Service and Care: PLU Leading the Way
• Your PLU Idol is...
• Learning curve
• Light up Red Square
• The Mast: "PLU Volunteer Center expands the bubble"
• My Tribal Journey
• Preparing for the worst
• Determination pays off
• Restoring Salmon Habitat
• Zipcars arrive at PLU
• Gallery: Spring in pictures
• New dining/catering venue coming to downtown Olympia
• One last chance to find out Who's Who
• CONCERT ALERT: Good Charlotte, Crosby & Nash, The Kills, Katy Perry ...
• HiLine Homes splitting into separate companies
• People on the Move
• Umpqua among Fortune's '100 Best Companies to Work For'
• Washington businesses to get $43 million tax break on 2010 taxes
• CalPortland's DuPont plant recognized for safety, environmental stewardship
• New Franciscan Health System hospital opening Feb. 2 in Enumclaw
• State takes action against health care providers
• Workers will try to stabilize Sumner hillside
• Woman arrested in wake of man’s slaying in Lakewood
• Pierce County homeless programs get federal money
• Steelers scrutiny
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Pita and Papa Roach
• Spanish book club
• New Children's Museum of Tacoma to be free
• Teenagers wanted in University Place burglaries arrested
• Clemmons associate Douglas Davis to remain in prison during appeal
• Foss students fret over possible closure
• Puyallup may enact term limits
• Think bold, designers of building near old Tacoma Elks Temple told
• Tacoma woman ‘shook up' after being held hostage Wednesday
• Kittredge Gallery Artists Explore the Use of Repetition in Different Media
• Monday-Saturday: Drink at the mall
• Tuesday-Saturday: Wine is fine
• O'Henrys Clubhouse and Grill
• Through March 12: "Seasonal Affective: New Drawings by Sean Alexander"
• Thursday, Jan. 20: Crystal Aikin
• Sunday, Jan. 23: Sounds of Brass
• wednesday, Jan. 26-Sunday, Jan. 30: Washington Sportsmen's Show
• Friday, Jan. 21: Solvents
• Saturday, Jan. 22: Electric Falcons
• Saturday, Jan. 22: Gumar and his Magical Midi Band
• The Thermals do Oly
• CRITICS' PICKS: Solvents, Gumar and his Magical Midi, Electric Falcons, Aaron Daniel
• Power to the people
• Tuesdays: Tipsy near Titlow
• Through Feb. 6: "Frost/Nixon"
• Ragged moment
• Blog watch: Budgets, solar power, lofts and art space
• Through Feb. 19: Mauricio Robalino and Betty Sapp Ragan
• Classically modern
• Thomas tapped as chief of Kent police
• Woody's partner says parking, not legal issues sank restaurant
• Unemployment rate ticks up despite additional jobs
• Real GDP revised upward for Q3 2010
• Graffiti Garages
• Friday, Jan. 21: Loudon Wainwright III
• 3 robbers enter Tacoma home with 5 people inside
• Ridership on Amtrak Cascades hits all-time record in 2010
• Panel starts tricky job of Congressional redistricting
• Kidder Mathews drops ties to GVA group
• Pothole of the Week
• MINW/DINW corporate offices move to downtown Tacoma
• A Banner Season?
• Midseason report
• Baker shakeup
• Brewing no more
• Calvary Cemetery
• Feeding frenzy
• Seahawks showdown
• Getting schooled
• Steelers scrutiny
• Living the legacy
• Iconic entertainment
• Jazz fusion at Stadium
• Thousands march in Olympia against abortion
• 2 men might get deal in Melancon shooting case if they testify
• Puyallup man sues over flu-related deaths of wife, baby
• Unusually foggy year in Northwest
• Federal Way teens find success in Advanced Placement classes
• Tacoma officials discuss removing trees that line Ruston Way
• Budgeting around a deficit
• SR 18 fix cost state $42.5M extra
• Madigan Army Medical Center commander leaving for Kentucky
• Loggers Do Their Part On MLK Service Day
• FEEDBAG: Pizza Chompetitions, Ice Block Party, winter wine dinner ...
• BE Who's Who coming to Thurston County on Wednesday
• PLACE: Organic Comfort Food Cafe
• People on the Move
• Washington AG’s Office joins settlement concerning Comcast/NBC merger
• Visitors to Washington spent $15.2 billion in 2010
• L&I’s fraud-fighting program collects $137 million
• Weekly Volcano Prescribes: Rare Groove
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Jan. 26
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Jan. 25
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Jan. 24
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Jan. 23
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Jan. 22
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Jan. 21
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Jan. 20
• Loggers Splash Back Into Action At Citrus Classic Invite
• Saxophones and Friends is a Rare Delight for a Revitalizing 2011
• William Wolfram to Perform for 21st Annual Piano Festival
• Spike Lee to Speak at University of Puget Sound: A Filmmaker Turns His Lens on America
• Archbishop Desmond Tutu to Speak in Tacoma - Community Launches Plan to Reduce Youth Violence
• Marilyn Strickland and the Hon. Norman Rice Speak on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Horizons 2011 Report Predicts Steady Growth for Pierce County
• Sweet! Victor Wooten, Herman Boone in Tacoma for Black History Month
• Loggers Women Down Tigers For Seventh Straight Hoops Win
• Loggers Conclude Road Trip With Big Win At Linfield
• Peter and the Wolf Invite You to a Jacobsen Jr. Party
• Logger Defense Pushes Winning Streak To Nine for Women's Basketball Team
• Is a Career in Teaching or Counseling for You?
• Joseph Adam on Organ Performs "J.S. Bach and His Circle"
• Dawn Padula and Chia-wei Lee Present An Evening of Vocal Music
• B. Alan Wallace Speaks on Faith, Dogma, and Why Science and Religion Should be Allies
• Andrew Gardner's "City of Strangers" Explores the Difficult Lives of Migrant Laborers in the Middle East
• Chandler O'Leary Debuts Artist Book at Collins Memorial Library
• Claudia Stevens Speaks on Turning Your Art into a Career
• University of Puget Sound Wind Ensemble to Tour Colorado
• Military's NORAD watches western U.S. airspace
• Warrant tested in Clemmons case
• Lakewood has 1st homicide in more than a year
• Sound Transit Discussions
• College funding jumble
• Diversity on display for Dr. King
• Governor's office urges quick vote on pair of bills
• Course won't break Lakewood
• Women's Basketball Announces Spring Youth Clinics
• Schilling Park project receives $200,000 grant
• Windermere expands into University Place
• Sundays: Open Mic with Jeanlizabeth
• Finalists named for Shelton Mason Chamber annual awards
• Around the Sound
• DSHS sets standards for judging accountability
• Woodards tapped to lead Tacoma Urban League
• The Best of Ragnet
• Many faiths pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• PUYALLUP: Senior Citizens Dance Saturday at PHS
• Proposed bill would compensate exonerated inmates for time served
• County puts brakes on Bonney Lake annexation
• Road money given, taken away
• Preparing to park? Stick to right side
• SUMNER: Thursday is Math Night at Mountain View
• TACOMA: Seabury School offers free seminars
• Online school program now registering
• Forum invites parents of special ed students
• FEDERAL WAY: Annual dance team event Friday, Saturday
• Wet and mild weekend forecast for Washington
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day activities in the South Sound
• Sportsbar with top-notch taste
• Gays often the targets
• Many, but not all of ‘kill team' files released
• Close Foss in fall?
• EATONVILLE:
• Something completely different
• Library to serve fewer
• Environmentalists fighting deep cuts to state programs
• Whooping cough hits youth team
• Collections grow in state E-Cycle program
• Experiencing ‘Oprah magic' in Australia
• RAGNET: Party on
• Triumph of the willy
• Nanaimo bars pusher
• Tara Ammons Cohen to meet with family, without glass
• Cop killer aides sentenced
• Tacoma school throws flag at Steelers jersey
• Flood watch this weekend
• Folks gather to have say on Lake Tapps plan
• SOUTH SOUND: Learn about planned Sounder study
• Man claims stepfather bit off part of his nose
• SOUTH SOUND: Bank robber strikes again; reward offered
• TACOMA: Councilwoman picked to lead Urban League
• Harold Moss organized, protested and inspired change in Tacoma
• Around the Sound
• Real average earnings dip
• Consumer Price Index rises
• In The Kitchen
• Food/Drink
• From Africa to Tacoma
• Don’t push the problem around
• Heavy rain could lead to flooding in area rivers
• Man pleads not guilty in Federal Way vehicular homicide case
• State's low-achieving schools list includes five in Pierce County
• Responsibility for fatal accident on Lake Tapps at question in trial
• A ‘broken promise' for teachers
• 5 schools get bad grades
• Labor leader urges suspension of $3 billion in state tax breaks
• Anchor Blue closing all 117 locations, including Tacoma store
• Digestive Health Specialists recognized for quality, safety
• Small businesses now have a direct line to FDIC
• People on the Move
• Two more chances to find out Who's Who
• Construction materials prices higher in December
• Providence Physician Network changes name to Providence Medical Group
• Walsh Construction
• Producer Price Index continues upward trend
• Trade deficit ticks down
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day activities in the South Sound
• National Champions
• Bill would shield rape victims in court
• Doctor from Madigan pleads guilty to graft
• Book Review
• Gearing up for round three
• Know your public art
• Folk duo brings 60s spirit
• Prop 1 backers start campaign
• New year, old resolution
• Pothole pig strikes back
• Morning Quickie Newsletter Giveaway: Ice Block Party
• Week in Review: Jan. 14 - 20
• Sports Watch: Week of Jan. 14
• Police Blotter: Jan. 14 - 20
• Lions growing into season
• Cleaners changes owners
• Ruling on man's death outside Lakewood tavern could be weeks away
• Mayor's education task force lists reforms
• Man arrested after alleged phone threats to McDermott
• Future of Lake Tapps open for public discussion
• Governor declares emergency for storms that hit in December
• Puyallup raising landfill fees to cover settlement costs
• 5th Tacoma middle school joins state's low-scorer list
• FEEDBAG: Ice Block Party, winter wine dinner, Champagne dinner, Southern France cooking ...
• SIPPING OUT: Jan. 13-19
• Thursday, Jan. 13: Greylag
• Friday, Jan. 14: Makeup Monsters
• Saturday, Jan. 15: Roman Holiday
• Saturday, Jan. 15: Wheelies
• Friday, Jan. 14: Vagabond Opera
• Friday, Jan. 14: "Freedom Riders"
• Friday, Jan. 14-Saturday, Jan. 15: Rebecca Corry
• CONCERT ALERT: Ice Cube, Of Montreal, David Gray, The Deftones, The Cave Singers ...
• Through Feb. 24: "Contexts: Contemporary Image Makers"
• Many contexts
• Olympia Winter Nights
• Village Green recognized for recycling efforts
• Saturday, Jan. 15: Dragging an Ox Through Water and Ghost to Falco
• The odd couple
• Saturday, Jan. 15-Monday, Jan. 17: All Breed Dog Show Cluster
• HCC Foundation receives $155,325 donation
• Blog watch: Bipartisanship, business help, gold digging and underwriting
• Electronics recycling program shows growth
• Schools delayed, closed; snow melting away
• Gregoire reaches across the aisle
• Nowhere to hide
• 2011 looking good for franchises
• Cheers to 1022 South
• CEO departures surge as year ends
• Lakewood council weighs future of Tillicum’s main corridor
• Douglas Davis asks judge to reverse conviction in Clemmons case
• Medical marijuana bills introduced in Legislature
• Bill would improve response to Puget Sound oil spills
• Tickets for Spike Lee's speech in Tacoma on sale Jan. 24
• U.S. judge upholds top-two primary
• No cause of death determined after autopsy of Enumclaw 4-year-old
• Transit tax increase meetings start today in Pierce County
• UWT, Tacoma OK downtown trail deal
• State economy improving, but job growth still slow
• Cheaper garbage rates coming to Kent
• People on the Move
• Mondays: Bar Stool Bingo
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Jan. 19
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Jan. 18
• Yelm commercial site going on auction block
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Jan. 17
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Jan. 16
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Jan. 15
• Sunday, Jan. 30: Coastal Native Celebration
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Jan. 14
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Jan. 13
• Centralia College COE named Bellwether Award finalist
• Employment declines, wages rise
• Driver blinded in one eye in Federal Way shooting
• 16-year-old shot in groin by accident in Federal Way
• Nalley Valley project to force SR 16 closures
• Suicide near Tacoma's Stadium High School prompts lockdown
• Book Talk
• More than 600 nailed for alleged DUIs in Pierce County
• T-Town Lowdown
• $2 million bail set in killing of Tacoma city employee on porch
• Work on SR 410 in Bonney Lake will stop for winter
• Minor snowstorm expected
• Cordial state senators seat colleague Nick Harper
• Giffords close to Rep. Adam Smith, other state lawmakers
• Day 1 of legislative session draws protests
• Not too late to sign up for Who's Who, Book of Lists launch party
• SiteCrafting recognized for exemplary workplace practices
• State takes action against health care providers
• Volunteers needed for Transfer of Development Rights Committee
• ADVICE GODESS: Extremely Old Spice
• Around the Sound
• Employment Trends Index continues to rise
• Seasonal hiring up 29 percent in 2010
• Gazing ahead
• Lakewood sewer hookups may become mandatory
• Squadron delivers tanks, supplies, milestones
• Facebook a friend, therapy for grieving dad
• Unrighteous sometimes get right of way
• Leader's home at issue
• Outdoor agencies' merger tricky
• TACOMA: Members needed for committee on bullying
• FEDERAL WAY: Twin Lakes volunteer dads' event tonight
• PUYALLUP: Learn how to prevent cyberbullying Thursday
• For those still with jobs, pay, benefits will shrink
• Area could get significant snow
• Post-cleanup Hanford envisioned
• VASHON ISLAND: Quartermaster Harbor man likely drowned
• Senator may block colleague over scandal
• TACOMA: 1 hurt, 11 displaced after fire burns apartments
• Tour hits hot spots for gang crime
• A year later, Haiti still suffering
• Changed climate as session begins
• Intoxicated man, 25, dies after assault
• Museum finds support
• Getting hopped on purls
• Man pleads not guilty in alleged murder-for-hire plot against wife
• Veterans want better care, but within VA
• Army court rejects petition to release pictures of victim
• In 2010, Tacoma zoo posted highest attendance in its 105-year history
• Edgewood home-invasion suspects to be tried separately
• Lakewood company pays to settle federal fraud case
• OLYMPIA: Suspect in trail slaying ruled competent
• SUMNER: Body identified as that of missing partygoer
• 2 Hilltop Crips defendants sentenced
• KENT: Group leads effort to replace stolen plaques
• THURSTON COUNTY: Raw sewage spills into Budd Inlet
• Sound Transit cracking down on parking enforcement
• Around the Sound
• SBA puts more capital, assistance behind exporting
• Construction unemployment hits 20.7 percent in December
• Sumner police identify body as missing man's
• Washam loses bid to delay recall argument
• Pfc. Andrew Holmes
• Spc. Jeremy Morlock:
• Spc. Michael Wagnon
• Spc. Adam Winfield
• Legislature re-examines red light cameras
• Death of ‘sick' Enumclaw boy, 4, suspicious, say officials
• 5K run will help fund scholarship named for fallen Lakewood officer
• $1.9 million for salmon recovery projects in South Sound
• TIKI LOGIC: Bodybox CD release
• Body of missing 21-year-old found Wednesday in Gig Harbor
• Longshore union leader advocates for transportation projects
• Port of Tacoma wants to improve, streamline Foreign Trade Zone
• Gig Harbor receives clean audit
• People on the Move
• Layoff-avoidance program sets record
• New department to prevent bullying
• Changing Cheney
• January hiring expected to continue upward trend
• (Closed) Morning Quickie Newsletter: Whiskey Tasting Giveaway
• Retiree wins $190M in Ephrata
• Youth Concerts
• Good Ramification
• Everett teen remains in serious condition after Puyallup-area crash
• Words and action
• Tacoma Art Museum celebrates Japan
• Road to South by Southwest
• Sports Watch: Week of Jan. 7 - Jan. 13
• Unguarded Optimism
• Education reforms raise concern
• Weathering the storm
• Global competition is the new certainty
• The Carvies for 2010
• Taking a stand for history
• Food network recieves more than $100,000
• Reducing domestic violence killings requires multifaceted approach, report says
• Got something to say?
• Washam seeks more time to fight recall effort
• New U.S. Rep. Herrera Beutler goes to work
• Project update: LeMay Automobile Museum
• Gregoire plan brings all education under her umbrella
• Stryker soldier discharged for misconduct in Afghanistan
• Puyallup looking at alternatives to higher dump fees
• Milton residents can apply for council position
• SIPPING OUT: Jan. 6-12
• Friday, Jan. 7: Owen Hart
• Friday, Jan. 7: Elvis Birthday Bash
• Saturday, Jan. 8: "The Wizard Of Oz"
• Saturday, Jan. 8: photographer Jared Abwawo
• Sunday, Jan. 9: Peking Acrobats
• Friday, Jan. 7-Sunday, Jan. 9: Clinton Jackson
• Sunday, Jan. 9: Tacoma Cult Movie Club
• Battle continues
• Thursday, Jan. 6: Sordid Sentinels
• Online labor demand dips slightly
• Korsmo Construction reaches safety goal
• Blog watch: Early start, water quality, bikes, groceries and rentals
• South Sound housing sales end year on down note
• Taxable retail sales up 0.2 percent statewide during Q3
• 2010 lowest job-cut year since 1997
• Thurston groups receive historic preservation grants
• Puget Sound Health Alliance launches program to improve hospital care
• Private sector adds nearly 300K jobs during December
• Daily Update 1.5
• FEEDBAG: Whiskey tasting, Off The Vine tasting, WTF Sundays ...
• Food / Drink
• Train to Seahawks Game
• Hometown antiheroes
• More damage claims filed against Pierce County Assessor-Treasurer Washam
• Council member picked for Milton mayor
• Police seek Sumner man who vanished after party
• 2 charged in Edgewood Craigslist killing get separate trials
• Lakewood agrees to run Fort Steilacoom Park
• New buyers would keep Tacoma Rainiers at Cheney
• Grocery store likely coming to downtown Tacoma
• 2010 was wet, windy, wild – but really just average
• Burn bans end for 4 counties
• Tacoma victims: Wrong-way driver gets seven years for DUI deaths in Everett
• Corporal's court-martial set for today in Afghan war-crimes case
• TBCOT in talks to purchase Rainiers
• JayRay earns AMCP awards
• People on the Move
• Mondays: Man Day
• Mondays: Rockaraoke
• Rockaraoke: Sigma Alpha Jazzbones
• Military funds couple's cancer fight
• Books head for new home in Milton and Edgewood
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Jan. 12
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Jan. 11
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Jan. 10
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Jan. 9
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Jan. 8
• Small Business Employment Index shows job growth for December
• South Sound jobless rates mixed during November
• Rainiers’ sale talks announced
• How to fund higher ed?
• The Army as ally in cancer fight
• Life-changing visit to South Sound
• CHEMULT, ORE.: Former Edgewood woman dies in crash
• Peninsula bond vote set
• Vehicular homicide charged in wreck
• Police seek shooter in road rage incident
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Jan. 7
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Dec. 6
• Titus-Will purchases Parkland Chevrolet
• Determining sales tax rates made easier
• Thursdays: Swing of Things Social Dance
• RAGNET: Drop it like it's hot
• Jan. 22: "Spring Awakening"
• Jan. 14-Feb. 6: "Frost/Nixon"
• SBA supports more than $12B in lending during Q4
• Around the Sound
• Private nonresidential construction spending slips
• Job seekers frustrated, uncertain about prospects
• Commercial real estate recovery expected to continue
• Tribal history comes alive in classroom
• Driver from Auburn shot; Federal Way police seek gunman
• Victim in SR 512 crash was Lakewood man
• Out of the ashes in Gig Harbor, blessings arise
• County set to cut funding to park
• FWay finds funds for cops
• LAKEWOOD: Community open house on tap at Lakes High
• GIG HARBOR: Wilhelmsen tabbed for school board post
• UNIVERSITY PLACE: Curtis High flutist to play at Carnegie Hall
• McKenna seeks tough anti-gang law
• ADVICE GODDESS: Home is where the fart is
• State's medical pot law puts DOC in a bind
• Graphic artist to speak at library
• Hunters can win special permits
• Guided snowshoe walks offered at St. Helens
• As Defense makes cuts, area contractors adjust
• With Air Force's new Gorgon Stare, ‘we can see everything'
• Gondola opens at Crystal
• What ever happened to: Otis Clark, 107, of Federal Way
• Freezing temperatures can't keep paddlers off Puget Sound
• PUYALLUP:
• Charities likely won't make up for state cuts
• Plenty of Polar Bears take plunge in Lacey
• PIERCE COUNTY:
• AUBURN: Only animal bones found at Green River Killer site
• Vote now: Best of Olympia 2011
• SEATTLE: 7 people rescued from roof of burning home
• Facility makeovers under way in 5 districts
• Olympia loses more free parking
• Flame-retardant ban begins
• Convicted doctor still licensed
• Fire districts put merger in motion
• Suspected rapist kills self
• What will 2011 bring?
• A bright start for the new year
• Voter approved casino card game ban going?
• Man dies in single car crash on SR 512
• Driver's blood-alcohol level allegedly three times limit
• Best Arts Stories of 2010
• Best of Sports 2010
• Best Stories of 2010
• Daily Update 12.31
• 2010: Top Stories of the Year
• Where are they now: Accused killer of Job Corps youth in Oregon
• You just can't make this stuff up, can you?
• State takes action against health care providers
• Pierce County simplifying sewer connection charge
• CONCERT ALERT: Shabazz Palaces, Bettye Lavette, Groove For Thought ...
• Tax 'compromise' exposes 65,000 small businesses, farms to estate taxes
• Friday, Dec. 31: New Year's Eve with DJ Dead-Air
• SIPPING OUT: Dec. 30-Jan. 5
• Where are they now: Dog donated to Lakewood police
• Puyallup School District employees get pay a day late
• Fallen soldier ‘will never be forgotten'
• Tacoma police: Man stabbed in Titlow Beach Park
• Police raid uncovers cars stolen in Puyallup, Olympia, Tumwater
• Tacoma's 'First Night' returns; theme will be Year of the Rabbit
• Looking toward 2011
• Thrill of the dig
• Introducing the Carvies!
• Jan. 1-2: "Joe's Diner"
• Wednesday, Jan. 5: Art Chantry
• Friday, Dec. 31: First Night
• Friday, Dec. 31: Three Dog Night
• Friday, Dec. 31: New Year's Eve with DJ Dead-Air
• No time like the present
• Saturday, Jan. 1: Corpus Callosum
• Pierce County businesses battling lack of qualified work force
• Sound Transit revenue off, expenses up
• MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital transitioning leadership
• Blog watch: Liabilities, ghosts, signs and stories
• AG reaches agreement on conditions for Qwest-CenturyLink merger
• Ecology customers say regulatory permits are reasonable, staff are helpful
• Daily Update 12.29
• A Star is Borne
• McKenna offers plan to cut state legal losses
• Trail dedicated to deputy Kent Mundell, who was slain one year ago
• Stolen car ends up in two pieces near tree in Lakewood
• Who in Washington state will get feds' health funds?
• Cold fingers, but ‘good for the Earth'
• Titlow Lodge restoration project includes work on windows
• Where are they now: Puyallup man with stimulus plan
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Jan. 5
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Jan. 4
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Jan. 3
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Jan. 2
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Saturday, Jan. 1
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Dec. 31
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Dec. 30
• State introduces online registration for certain charities
• WTC Tacoma has ambitious plan for 2011
• People on the Move
• Free stuff
• Corporate America not making the grade in public expectations
• Controversy at The Loft in Olympia
• Government market expected to continue to spur economic recovery
• Daily Update 12.28
• Metronome open for business
• Gig Harbor wins big lawsuit
• Snow might sprinkle lowlands
• TACOMA: Maid grabbed, hit by guest at motel
• AUBURN: Hit-and-run victim ID'd; no suspects yet
• EATONVILLE: Trail dedication, vigil to mark deputy's death
• Bail $1 million for survivalist suspected of murder
• YELM: Mass planned for fallen soldier
• Retirement plans iffy for millions of boomers
• JBLM soldier might face 1 fewer murder charge
• Nalley Valley project in line
• Economic Climate Study shows mixed results
• Around the Sound
• Emergency repairs will restrict traffic at South 35th St. and Union Ave.
• PSE Foundation awards more than $200,000 to nonprofits
• RAGNET: Talk about awkward ...
• ADVICE GODDESS: "I'll have the scrimp cocktail!"
• T-Town Lowdown
• The presents are gone, now what about that tree?
• Darneille among many changing chairs in the Legislature
• Ocean power projects raise impact issues
• Campaign advises drivers to use caution
• One year of Zato
• Twin brothers in Christ
• Rules changed amid House run
• Army says it was suicide; family of soldier not so sure
• A party where gifts flow both ways
• TACOMA: 5 hurt in suspected DUI accident
• Seniors of summer adding some youth
• End tax breaks, some say
• TOLEDO: Early morning fire ruins businesses
• Many state workers have Monday off
• Gig Harbor soldier gets Silver Star for valor
• UW alumni make plans to advocate at Legislature
• State budget tops Washington news in 2010
• Pierce County residents respond with kindness in this tough year
• 2 hurt in bus-car crash in Tacoma Friday evening
• Olympia professor Brian Baird became political maverick
• Sister: Discovery of Green River victim in Auburn brings sad relief
• Olalla's Polar Bear Plunge will go on without one of its founders
• Tacoma: 5 injured in suspected DUI head-on crash involving wrong-way BMW driver on SR 16
• UW study: Laying off teachers based on seniority hurts kids
• Expanded Navy tests off Washington coast will endanger orcas and fish, critics say
• I Corps turns attention to Afghan assignment
• Oh, that last-minute haul to mall
• THURSTON COUNTY: Police: Suspect had underwear, pit bulls
• Crews find scrap boat after report of possible capsize near Tacoma Narrows Bridge
• Federal government clears way for Cowlitz tribal casino
• Spokane woman accused of helping 14-year-old grandson sell cocaine
• Pierce County Council quickie: Hey, we'd all like to get paid for pretending to work
• Police: Man had woman's underwear, gun after break-in near Tumwater
• State wants to spray Puyallup gypsy moths
• Managing Army's growing pains
• Students rally for one of their own
• Eagles return to Orting
• Defense team calls for photo evidence
• Drifter suspect in slaying arrested
• FEDERAL WAY: Woman surrenders, charged with assault
• KING COUNTY: Suspect charged in killing of Kent teen
• Ridgway victim ID'd
• Retailers lose busiest shopping day with Christmas falling on Saturday
• People on the Move
• TIKI LOGIC: Jerry Miller and tacos!
• 1 in 3 Pierce County firms expecting to add full-timers in 2011
• CONCERT ALERT: Motorhead, Zach Deputy, Girl Talk, Balkan Beat Box ...
• Heritage Financial repays $24 million in TARP funds
• What will be opened, closed over holidays
• Woman found dead in Kent apartment identified
• Tacoma police search for woman who robbed U.S. Bank
• E. coli linked to Northwest-made cheese
• On Comet, on Cupid, on Jillian and Heather ...
• Former Sea Cadet to command Tacoma unit
• Pair charged in Lisa Melancon shooting death likely to be freed
• ‘The items are just props in their stories'
• University Place library deadline looming
• Jury finds Federal Way police negligent in woman's murder
• Roadhouse Tavern
• Fridays: Eat, drink and fortify
• SIPPING OUT: Dec. 23-29
• Thursday, Dec. 23: Customer Appreciation Night
• Santa Day, Dec. 25: Mighty High
• Sunday, Dec. 26: Randy Oxford Band
• My live year
• CRITICS PICKS: Hell's Kitchen Customer Appreciation Night, Mighty High, C.F.A. Disarmed, Randy Oxford Band
• Friday, Dec. 24: Kim Archer and friends
• Through Friday, Dec. 24: "Ed Seeberger-Impressions of Olympia"
• Tacoma Arts Commission funds 21 projects
• Businesses save $1.78M by e-filing state excise tax returns
• Blog watch: Budget reality, another seat, civil salaries and something special
• $3.5M renovation under way at Cascade Homes in Kent
• Masked boy who saved Seattle now immortalized
• Seattle: 26-year-old man shot twice in leg while smoking on porch
• Victim finally gives up cigarette after robber pulls knife on him in Seattle
• CGC offering free job advice Dec. 27-28
• 2010 another record-setting year for unemployment claims
• CFC sets record for fundraising
• Consumers expected to pack stores on Christmas Eve
• Olympia Master Builders honor best of 2010
• US House passes measure on air tanker fight
• Early morning house fire on Puyallup's South Hill
• Death of Kent woman, 45, believed a homicide
• FEEDBAG: Help Out for Half Off, Christmas Eve dinner, Off The Vine ...
• Tacoma-based MultiCare to build Covington hospital
• Judge rules in favor of Puyallup-area businessman in water service case
• Group supports Lewis-McChord soldier's fight for pictures in Afghan case
• Washington gets 10th House seat
• Holiday gifts postponed at Crystal Mountain, Summit at Snoqualmie
• Tacoma boy gets to be ‘Pilot for a Day' at Lewis-McChord
• Kent police arrest suspect in Halloween party shooting
• Seattle: Employees and customers jump, hold prolific pharmacy robbery suspect
• MultiCare approved to build new hospital in Covington
• Want a free Christmas tree? Call Joey
• People on the Move
• Shoreline man critically injured after foiling Jeep theft Friday
• Goodwill store coming to Shelton
• REI expanding into Olympia
• Armed gender-bender robber holds up King County pharmacies
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Ecology OKs changes to rule on permits for air pollution sources
• Deals, schedules fuel last-minute shopping
• FDIC-insured institutions tally net income of $14.5 billion for Q3
• Display of Nativity scene approved for Capitol grounds in Olympia
• 2 sex offenders register to live in Tacoma
• Stadium Hoops: Hopeful
• Soldier jumps off Tacoma Narrows bridge, missing
• Older bald eagle at Northwest Trek dies after illness
• Federal Way police seek person of interest in stabbing
• Jury gets Federal Way protective order case
• Two women, two girls accused of organized theft at Tacoma Mall
• Time to write policies for openly gay soldiers
• Millions for CEO of Tacoma's MultiCare
• Suspected shooter in Tacoma slaying case arrested in California
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Wednesday, Dec. 29
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Tuesday, Dec. 28
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Monday, Dec. 27
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Sunday, Dec. 26
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Santa Day, Dec. 25
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Friday, Dec. 24
• Nick Handy retiring as state elections director
• South Sound Live Music and DJs Calendar: Thursday, Dec. 23
• Master Builders Association of Pierce County doles out honors
• 50 Favorite Dishes
• Around the Sound
• JBLM expected to significantly boost area economy during next 5 years
• Ecology expanding sources of information about spills
• Executives facing greater job demands than five years ago
• Thurston County District Court welcomes new presiding judge
• MRS Investments buys Kent-based distribution center
• Governor restores some Medicaid cuts
• Holiday bargains help entice shoppers
• Timberline High theater teacher 'speechless' after winning regional award
• State in line for additional seat, more clout in Congress
• 4 women arrested in theft ring that targeted Tacoma Mall stores
• If clouds part, you could see lunar eclipse
• Puyallup looks to revitalize River Road with help from state
• Holiday Hope
• Matt’s view from under bus
• Monday, Tuesday, Happy Days ...
• 5 Ways to be a better (cough) you
• RAGNET: Right place, right time
• ADVICE GODDESS: An unfair to remember
• Raymond, McCleary vying for new state prison intake facility
• Some traditions start with a trip to the Puyallup Valley
• Traffic Q&A: Expect more yellow arrows to flash soon
• Adam Smith, Norm Dicks win spots atop two of most influential committees
• ‘Don't ask' opposers celebrate law's end
• Economy doesn't stop hefty city pay raises
• Stryker witnesses shared jail cell in Afghanistan
• Go back 120 years at Meeker Mansion
• Jail medical costs add up
• Student arrested after fight
• Picture was set up, woman says
• KENT: Man, 32, dies, 4 others injured when car hits house
• SPANAWAY: Fire at home likely accidental, says official
• MOUNT VERNON: Police seek man who stabbed family member
• Student arrested after fight at Timberline girls basketball game
• Early morning fire causes $225,000 in damage to Spanaway home
• High winds knock out power in Northwest; house burns down in Enumclaw
• Kent man killed, 4 others injured, after car crashes into house
• Smith, Baird, Inslee and McDermott break ranks on tax vote
• Gregoire's supplemental budget would cut 390 jobs
• Tacoma man stabbed at family gathering in Mount Vernon
• PSE: Wind knocks out power to 75,000 in Puget Sound service area
• Tacoma firefighters raise $14,000 for 140 needy families
• Seattle: 3 sentenced in scheme to illegally sell Washington drivers licenses
• Traffic Q&A: Reader wants to know what's the deal with the flashing yellow arrows?
• Just too many people for Christmas toy giveaway in Tacoma
• FOOD / DRINK
• Parking ambassador helps Olympia shoppers
• Gregoire offers plan to fill $1.1 billion shortfall
• No new taxes, but fees another issue
• Break out your receipts
• Gregoire overturns parole of man who attacked officer in 1982
• UPlace boss same as old
• TACOMA: Deputy recognizes face from robbery photo
• TACOMA: School bus in collision; no children on board
• TACOMA: Tacoma General doubles trauma care space
• TACOMA: Nalley Valley work to close areas of I-5, SR16
• Moody’s affirms Sound Transit bond ratings
• Gig Harbor Chamber honors community leaders
• Lewis-McChord's I Corps deploying to Afghanistan in 2011
• Transportation Commission wants input on TNB photo toll proposal
• Around the Sound
• GDP revised upward
• After 11 years, no more Bank to Bay run in downtown Tacoma
• Tacoma: Arrest made in Wednesday’s robbery of credit union branch
• KeyBank, City of Tacoma discontinue Bank to Bay Run
• Totally Fucked?
• TV consumer advocate Jesse Jones battling kidney cancer
• Overturned tanker blocks Seattle’s Marginal Way Friday morning
• Empty school bus, car collide in Tacoma’s Manitou area
• Department of Revenue launches delinquent taxpayer amnesty program
• Personal income growth slows
• Deep in long-vacant Satsop nuclear reactor, scientist has built world-class acoustical lab
• Disgruntled Assessor-Treasurer worker resigns
• Budget cuts disappoint
• Effort to recall Pierce County Assessor-Treasurer Dale Washam advances
• Bethel school panel votes to recommend switch to middle school format
• Fewer programs will get United Way grants
• FEDERAL WAY: Man pleads not guilty in death of girl, 2
• JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD: More time to comment on plan for new brigade
• Governor's pay-cut request goes against state constitution
• Crystal ball looks brighter in Pierce
• High School Bowling
• EQC Bantam Battle
• CONCERT ALERT: Yo La Tengo, Drive By Truckers, All Time Low, Cake ...
• Transportation plan emphasizes link between investment, jobs and the economy
• ShoWare Center marquee installation under way
• 2010 in Ryan Mello’s words
• People on the Move
• State approves funds to improve rail safety in central Thurston County
• Economy poised for moderate, sustainable growth
• Heritage Financial nets more than $50 million in stock sale
• State disciplines health care providers
• SBA launches initiatives to  increasing lending in underserved communities
• Goldfinch
• Horizons 2011 predicts steady growth for Pierce County
• Gifts Support Local Artists
• Best Part of Waking Up
• Beauty in numbers
• Unity of Community
• Dave Hannon Band expects big year
• Sports Watch
• Getting Baked
• (Closed) Morning Quickie Newsletter: See Nanci Griffith for free
• Patrol: Felon shot himself in head after Bremerton police chase last week
• Man who allegedly struck home, killing teen, appears in court
• Museum, cornerstone of downtown Tacoma's redevelopment, would close under budget plan
• Neihaus Remembered
• Copper thieves jam Murray Morgan Bridge in place
• Possible Park for Elks project
• One City, One Book, One Decade
• Return To Haiti
• Veterans drug court program produces first graduate
• Hospital cleared of operational deficiencies
• Gregoire ignores looming school suit
• Huge cuts coming to state's budget Little spared in Gregoire proposal, including history museum
• 2 small Tacoma libraries to close
• Photo bridge tolls closer
• TACOMA: Bomb threat disrupts County-City Building
• FIFE: New city manager's pay of $135,000 approved
• JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD: Troops returning home just in time for holidays
• LAKEWOOD: Police seek help finding missing men
• SIPPING OUT: Dec. 16-22
• Friday, Dec. 17: The Hard Way
• Saturday, Dec. 18: Apricot & The Beginners
• Saturday, Dec. 18: KEG
• Saturday, Dec. 18: Deborah Page
• Through Dec. 26: "Little Women"
• Through Jan. 20: Roz Inga and The Dead End Boys
• Friday, Dec. 17: My Friend Wallis, the Shivas
• Santa gets psychedelic
• Friday, Dec. 17-Tuesday, Dec. 21: "Rare Exports - A Christmas Tale"
• Blog Watch: Budget gloom, forecasts to come and a warehouse purchase
• Thurston EDC forecast: Prepare now for future success
• Governor's proposed budget includes deep cuts
• PenMet Foundation to change name in 2011
• Kent City Council passes balanced 2011 budget
• Bomb threat at County-City Building closes downtown Tacoma streets
• BITE US: Gruv Lounge and Rain City Cafe and Coffee Company
• Plowshares five found guilty
• Consumer Price Index crawls upward
• In The Kitchen: Pacific Grill
• Real average hourly earnings drop slightly
• Northern exposure
• Pierce County to hand off control of 8 parks
• Foot in boot that washed ashore on Tideflats a mystery for Tacoma police
• Tacoma school reports outbreak of whooping cough
• FEEDBAG: 21 Cellars tasting, Christmas Tea, Reindeer Games and more ...
• Grandma choking? Blake to the rescue
• Windblown tree squashes six cars in Parkland
• Sleeping teen killed as SUV crashes into house; suspected driver arrested
• Feedback on Streets
• Ex-Highline school stadium manager faces charges
• Enumclaw shooting victim ID'd as Kelsey Carter, 16
• Prosecutors want photos held in Afghan killings case
• Owner of Tacoma's Old City Hall plans to repair water damage
• Sugg tapped as University Place city manager
• Mason County PUD No. 3 approves 2011 budget
• Hotel occupancy up, but average daily room rates decline
• 3 sex offenders register to live in Tacoma
• Federal Way hit-and-run victim upgraded to serious
• South Kitsap woman killed after tree crashes into house
• People on the Move
• Three arrested after Point Defiance Cafe robbed following Zoolights
• Employment remains in a holding pattern
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Dec. 21
• Tara Ammons Cohen: Locked up, fighting deportation
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Dec. 22
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Dec. 20
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Dec. 19
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Dec. 18
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Dec. 17
• South Puget Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Dec. 16
• Americans want more control over their digital personas
• Producer Price Index rises
• Maia Santell Show
• Puyallup: Driver killed in 2-car crash early Tuesday
• Stadium High School student pleads not guilty in threat case
• Kent couple robbed by house guests, police say
• Tacoma priest among activists found guilty of breaking in to Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor
• Gregoire plan taps pensions, health care
• Quick-draw ace accidentally shoots himself in Tenino
• Pierce County Council adopts controversial Flood Control Zone District, taxes
• Networking in Tacoma - Jones Animal Hospital
• Economic recovery continues to be weak
• Around the Sound
• $145,000 grant enhances education for hospital workers in Pierce County
• Gates Foundation joins UWPC giving challenge
• Funded status of corporate pensions slips $22B
• Weyerhaeuser expects to pay 15-cent quarterly dividend
• The Carol Milgard Breast Center receives excellence award
• Driver sought after man badly hurt by car in Federal Way
• Trooper uses vehicle to stop rolling truck on state Route 18
• 16-year-old girl shot to death in Enumclaw
• State budget cut could drop medical interpreters
• Going under
• RAGNET: Stuck together
• ADVICE GODDESS: Dirty-something
• Maia Santell Free Show
• Market All Year
• No More Bullying
• Area spared from heaviest downpour, but flood concerns remain
• Third Thursday Treat
• Pierce County food banks face growing demand
• Countywide flood zone still under dispute
• Traffic Q&A: Deputy paid by tree farm
• Couple continues quest to create Frederickson park at old home
• Friends share rare feat: Perfect scores on SAT
• Standing the test of time
• Weather might be frightful, but no records are likely to fall
• Tacoma's Old City Hall faces both physical and financial challenges
• Olympia-area senior choir ensemble rocks to The Ramones, The Clash
• Santas soaked on Tacoma's Sixth Avenue
• Afghanistan violence up pre-review
• Legislators hack $700M from budget
• State snags money meant for school jobs
• Fellowship of the Wii Virtual bowling game scores with seniors and those who coordinate their activities
• Extra help at Olympic National Park
• Ranch owner fights Thurston County zoning change
• No sleigh ride for this styling Santa
• Pierce County: Flood warnings issued for the Puyallup and Nisqually rivers
• Cut could eliminate interpreters for 70,000 Washington residents
• Bipartisanship reigns in whirlwind session that helps plug more than half of state budget deficit
• Unemployment checks to fall $25 for 150,000 Washington jobless workers
• Military pay to go up, but not by much
• Big hole left where hydrant flooded street in Auburn
• Woman pleas not guilty in Lakewood Walmart fatal robbery
• Help your Neighbor: BBB Foundation Toys for Tots drive
• Bremerton: Officer-involved fatal shooting of fugitive after police pursuit
• Toys for Tots needs more toys for Santa
• Two Stryker soldiers to face courts-martial
• Murdered woman's family says Federal Way should have removed killer
• Deals reached in Army's case against Stryker squad leader
• Forecast: Wet but not catastrophic
• Lawmakers, Lewis-McChord discuss Interstate 5 traffic congestion
• Ex-resort worker gets 3 years in jail for obscene calls
• Lewis County requests murder charge in Federal Way death case
• Former Great Wolf Lodge HR manager gets prison time for calls
• Tacoma: Pedestrian critical after being hit by a car on 6th Ave
• U.S. marshals arrest suspect wanted in Seattle home invasion robbery last year
• Around the Sound
• Lakewood businesses now eligible for CDBG funding
• Employees starting to think long-term again
• Washington eligible for additional high-speed rail funding
• Orthopaedic Healing Center tops 1,000 joint replacements
• Unemployment benefits to drop by $25 a week for many
• Police say woman gave Lakewood Walmart robbers a ride
• Tacoma: Toy drive will be at Dome today
• Trade deficit show substantial decline
• Perfect SAT score? A rarity. Olympia High School friends with perfect scores? Amazing
• Samdhana Karana Yoga
• Movie, MD
• Wanted felon in custody after crashing car into Federal Way home
• World Class Fights at EQC
• Prosecutors: Man ordered killing of Tacoma gang leader from prison
• WASHINGTON, D.C.: Dicks elected to lead Democrats on panel
• Suspect in Stadium High School threat will stay in jail
• Tacoma: Man charged, allegedly left friend to die inside his wrecked pickup
• Tacoma School Board looks to sell three more properties
• Judge orders woman adopted as baby deported to Mexico
• Online learning gaining traction in South Sound
• Tiki Logic: Coldnote, the Staxx Brothers and Bump Kitchen - all in one weekend!
• King County: Diego doll passenger in carpool lane doesn't fool trooper
• 3rd person arrested in Lakewood Walmart slaying is woman, 26
• Puyallup receives state grant for
 River Road project
• Commencement Bay Coffee Co. to close Dec. 23
• People on the Move
• WorkForce Central seeking nominations for development awards
• Autopsy: WWU student from Auburn drowned in Bellingham Bay
• Coram Deo Capital Partners acquires Automated Systems of Tacoma
• CONCERT ALERT: NKOTBSB, Eric Clapton, Sarah McLachlan, Against Me ...
• State awards Pierce County $2.9 million in stormwater grants
• The Wailers Return
• Splish Splash
• Tacoma: Car-light pole crash injures driver Thursday morning
• U.S. homes set to lose $1.7 trillion in value during 2010
• Heritage Financial launches $45 million public offering of common stock
• Holiday Blues
• Giving Back
• Romantic Arias
• Visions of Sugar Plums
• 2011-12 budget approved
• Behind the Pencil
• Affordable Housing Recommendations
• Bud’s makes a difference
• Adam Smith will vote against tax compromise
• Enumclaw: 5 dogs seized in case of suspected abuse
• Tacoma Mall: Man accused of using shotgun in threat against motor home roommate over tortillas
• Morning Quickie newsletter contest: Go to the movies for free!
• Tacoma Police: Racial tensions behind Stadium High School incident
• Fliers from Lewis-McChord take closer look at Operation Deep Freeze
• Morton: Teacher’s suspension reduced to 2 years
• Puyallup utility bills to rise, cover landfill gas settlement cost
• Tacoma woman charged in sex trafficking of two 13-year-old girls
• Beating pushed Stryker soldier to talk about squad
• SIPPING OUT: Dec. 9-15
• The Swiss
• Sunday, Dec. 12: Seapony
• Through Dec. 19: "Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol"
• Through Jan. 5: Michael Kaniecki at Spaceworks Tacoma
• Saturday, Dec. 11: Roy
• Saturday, Dec. 11: Goldie Wilson
• Saturday, Dec. 11: Kenseth Thibideau
• Sunday, Dec. 12: Tacoma Gets Smashed
• Thursday, Dec. 9: Streetscape Charette
• Tacoma: Person climbs onto porch roof to escape burning pan on stove
• Two arrested in last year's fatal Wal-Mart shooting in Lakewood
• 5 Thurston County prosecutors to lose jobs when new boss takes over
• Port of Olympia garners $6.5M in capital project funding
• JBLM soldier says sergeant punched, kicked him over drug complaints
• Transportation Commission set to approve 20-year plan, consider photo tolls for TNB
• Police called to eagle smack down in Ruston Tuesday
• Heritage bank in Lakewood robbed at gunpoint early afternoon
• Overwhelmed owner surrenders 5 out of 40 dogs in Enumclaw
• Olympia police arrest prolific burglary suspect as he leaves the scene Tuesday
• 'Clicks vs. bricks' – where are the best deals?
• CEO turnover falls again in November
• Blog watch: Rocky start, new online tool, parking changes and a streetscape project
• Early morning garage fire in Tacoma Wednesday
• 2011 unemployment tax rates rising for most employers
• Fred Meyer, QFC associates ratify labor agreement
• At Salishan, lots to cheer, more to do
• Tacoma City Council approves budget
• Class of the Titans
• Bringing It
• Federal biologists want to track orcas by satellite
• State's new Medicaid software plagued by glitches
• Early morning accident kills 2, injures 2 more in Kent
• RAGNET: Running on empty
• Mental health program's holiday wish? A volunteer to save it
• A comprehensive look at the future of flooding
• FEDERAL WAY: Jefferson High teacher wins community award
• EATONVILLE: Park Service employee named to school board
• FEDERAL WAY: Youth dance clinic set for Todd Beamer
• SUMNER: Free community dinner scheduled for families
• Yes, it's OK to turn across double yellow
• Milton mayor to resign, move on to Legislature
• Orting Valley Fire to join East Pierce?
• Forza should join Lakewood, CEO says
• New Moon in the morning
• Report clears county's HR boss
• Liquor could still go private
• Dead whale washes ashore in Totten Inlet
• Readers support good eats, community groups
• Local women will travel with Oprah to Australia
• Bikers make noise with toys for kids
• Books migrate as library changes sites
• Locomotive brings holiday cheer to soldiers
• Mount Rainier in transit
• The power of rocks on the move
• FWay will add cameras to school zone
• Key Peninsula Fire Chief Tom Lique honored at banquet
• Mary Bridge foundation honors 2 girls and a gardener
• Multiple arrests in downtown Seattle drug bust 'Operation Grinch'
• South Hill: Puppy thrown from truck, abandoned
• Clallam County: Two injured after car hits motorcycle on Highway 112
• Renton sex offender gets almost 3 years for using dead baby's identity
• Saturdays: DJ Headline with Mary Kay Letourneau Top 40
• Nalley's Fine Foods to close after 92 years
• Deal reached on health premiums
• White Pass ski area expansion opens today
• GOP newcomer Zeiger beats Morrell by 30 votes in recount
• PIERCE, KING COUNTIES: 7 people arrested in pot-growing probe
• Two more charged in Camille Love shooting
• Tacoma alters metered parking rules for Saturdays and overnight
• TACOMA: Man faces charge in 2008 fatal shooting
• General court-martial for Stryker soldier in Afghanistan war crimes case
• Jobless rate rises as hiring slows
• State takes action against health care providers
• Around the Sound
• Pinnacle closing Tacoma plant, moving operations to Iowa
• Judge tosses another Lowney claim against BIAW
• Nonresidential construction employment down slightly in November
• Flow International reports narrow loss on increased revenue
• December hiring expected to inch up
• Mom's decades-long battle nears likely end
• Whistleblower soldier expected beating
• Restaurateur will seek legislative help on smoking
• Informant's police ties cited
• Fiery crash kills driver of semitrailer
• KING COUNTY: Auburn tax skimmers get suspended term
• BONNEY LAKE: Woman hit after jump from truck in chase
• Researchers think whale will die from boat run-in
• Rules hard to follow in deadliest part of Afghanistan
• State workers' pay might be cut
• CONCERT ALERT: Goo Goo Dolls, the Thermals, Biffy Clyro ...
• Thurston Chamber names best bosses
• Bates Technical College receives $10,000 grant to support diversity initiatives
• TIKI LOGIC: Show Tigon some love
• Jury starts deliberations in Clemmons case
• Whistleblower in Stryker assault case breaks silence
• People on the Move
• RV dealers plead guilty to sales tax theft
• Younger workers more apt to embrace career coaches
• Positive economic news fails to shake consumer pessimism
• Man in tuxedo dies after slipping on stairs in Seattle
• Court issues El Gaucho VIP cigar lounge a permanent ban on smoking
• Heritage Bank opening Gig Harbor branch
• Thurston County: Public’s help sought in identifying suspect who stole smokes and beer
• Business Connection wants to know your hiring plans
• Woman injured, man arrested after police pursuit in Bonney Lake
• CONTEST CLOSED: Morning Quickie Newsletter: Win ballet tickets plus burgers
• Three convicted sex offenders register to live in Pierce County
• In plea deal, Stryker soldier gets 9 months for Afghanistan crimes
• Deadly semi-truck fire in Tacoma ruled accidental
• Health a priority for local college campus
• ADVICE GODDESS: You tech my breath away
• Holiday Show
• Gifts for a Great Cause
• Visit exhilarating snowcapped mountains at Rialto Theater
• Closing arguments: At issue is who was aware Clemmons killed officers
• Task force recommends bail changes
• Lawmakers discuss possible special session
• State treasurer seeks $4 billion long-term solution for pension fund
• New leader for Catholics
• Soldier pleads guilty
• Business tax threshold raised
• Snow makeup days will extend school years
• Wintergrass Festival 2011
• Through Dec. 24: "Annie"
• SIPPING OUT: Dec. 2-8
• Monday, Dec. 6: Hot Panda
• Fridays: Trailer Park
• Thursday, Dec. 9: Dick Dale
• Return of the King
• The power of the mixtape
• Friday, Dec. 3: Ghost Feet
• Saturday, Dec. 4: The Riffbrokers
• Saturday, Dec. 4: Doxology
• 'Green' buildings expected to boost ROI
• Ford sales surge 24 percent during November
• Blog watch: No rush, meet and greet, lost and found?
• State Health Care Authority suspending community clinic grants on Jan. 1
• War injury tests Tacoma native's family
• State updates construction stormwater permit
• Nonresidential construction spending down in October
• State’s tech exports down $366 million in 2009
• Online labor demand increases
• Great music for a great cause
• Surf Guitar Legend Hits Tacoma
• Gig Harbor opening new pier
• Flooding Pushes Tenants Out of the Old City Hall
• Sportswatch
• It’s Over
• Youth explore zoological careers
• Week in Review
• Broadway Center receives $25,000 grant for American Roots and Jazz Series
• Parked cars, house struck by bullets in South Seattle Monday
• UPS professor best in state
• Planned job cuts surge to 8-month high
• Rollover crash blocks I-5 off-ramp in Tacoma
• Hilltop Save-a-Lot shows the true meaning of Christmas
• Private sector continues to add jobs
• Q1 hiring outlook ticks down
• Community Memorializes Lakewood’s Fallen Officers
• Homeless man accused in Seattle hatchet homicide suspected in another death
• Lacey police officer involved in early morning crash
• Tacoma police officer nearly run over while breaking up large fight Tuesday
• Latest Tacoma budget proposal below $400 million
• Web page provides state hospitals' infection rates
• Arrest follows cat beheading in Oympia
• Location of East Side food bank is understandable irritation
• Tacoma has no muscle to force cleanup of Old City Hall
• FEEDBAG: Winter barbecue, 253 Tuesdays, Project:U and more ...
• South Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Dec. 8
• South Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Dec. 7
• South Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Dec. 6
• South Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Dec. 5
• South Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Dec. 4
• South Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Dec. 3
• South Sound live music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Dec. 2
• MultiCare’s heart program earns certification from Joint Commission
• Olympia man charged for allegedly cutting off cat's head
• Diesel fuel spilled into Tacoma's Blair Waterway
• Cyber Monday online spending surpasses Black Friday online purchases
• Will Old City Hall share Luzon Building's fate?
• People on the Move
• Rising materials prices, flat finished project prices squeezing construction industry
• Through Jan. 1: "A Stardust Christmas Carol"
• Through Dec. 19: "Little Women"
• Opening early
• Holiday parties on the rise, but many keeping festivities low key
• Tacoma Arts Commission nets $10,000 grant to support Art at Work
• Intuit Small Business Employment Index shows slight job growth for November
• Passengers OK after bus hits utility pole in Spanaway
• Meetings will address plan to raise Mount Rainier climbing fees
• Federal Way man charged in 2-year-old's death
• Washington state won't join U.S. immigration program
• Fire at Tumwater call center affects 600 workers
• District 25 recount gets going
• Staff sergeant to be second soldier tried for alleged crimes in Afghanistan
• Leadership change today for 4th Brigade
• Hundreds pay tribute in Lakewood as Police Department memorial is dedicated
• Budget cuts must come quickly, Gregoire urges
• Franklin Pierce School District looks to create 20-year plan
• Through Jan. 2: Zoolights
• Providence seeks volunteers for Jeep Patrol
• Around the Sound
• Burkhart Dental Supply earns two MarCom Awards
• Black Friday weekend sees big crowds, big spending
• Olympia needs volunteers for advisory committees
• Gia is an escort
• Flying food!
• RAGNET: Swept away in the moment
• Giving Thanks in Tacoma
• ‘Brave officers' honored with memorial at Forza coffee shop
• Tough times, good memories in Lakewood
• Traffic Q&A: Keep an eye on wheels of bus
• Man shot in Federal Way, takes cover in vacant home
• ‘Safe park' planned in Puyallup
• Thurston County seeks permanent homeless site
• Funds found for once-dead Camp Murray gate relocation
• An enormous loss, little change
• Pass the gravy
• Fresh from your local farm: It's time for Christmas trees
• Hatchery vs. wild: It's a fight for food
• WASHINGTON: Unemployment checks may be a couple days late
• Abandoned home burns near Puyallup
• Sale may save trailer park
• Bangor nukes head to Texas for tuneup
• Tree lit for holidays, fallen soldiers
• Tacoma police arrest driver of stolen car involved in attempted carjacking
• Lakewood police chief Bret Farrar says community support continues
• Fire extinguished at abandoned house near Puyallup; cause unknown
• Spokane: Tribes at odds in competing Vegas-style casino plan
• Assaults, hundreds on street after mayhem breaks out at Seattle nightclub
• Discount coupon book delivers downtown Tacoma deals
• Tacoma officials disagree on parking lot for DaVita
• Soon, Elbe visitors can get down to ‘business'
• Donations fit under Tacoma Mall's Giving Tree
• Lakewood Playhouse roast puts heat on director Marcus Walker's cancer fight
• Point Defiance Zoo's tiger club out of danger
• Crystal Mountain: Friday night crash closes state Route 410
• Flooded lab equipment tests to take time at Tacoma's Urban Waters
• Tacoma shoppers open wallets on Black Friday
• Lynnwood: Carbon monoxide poisoning at complex
• Eltopia: Eastern Washington cancer charity closing
• Portland: Program pays $1.2M to limit pikeminnow
• Bellingham men charged in conspiracy to mail meth-soaked papers into prisons
• Minimum wage hike facing legal challenge
• Search on for Silverdale pilot missing more than a week
• Alleged mastermind a solid leader, witnesses to Afghan killings say
• Cyber Monday significance rises
• Around the Sound
• Fire that gutted University Place apartment may have been deliberately set
• DOT: Commuters spent less time stuck in traffic last year
• CONCERT ALERT: James Germain & the Grey Days, Seven Deadly Sins, Roy Hargrove Quartet, Joshua Radin ...
• Washington group seeks to purge alleged illegals from voter rolls; officials say no proof
• Small Business Saturday hopes to shine light on Washington’s job creators
• Washington drivers spending less time stuck in traffic
• Rain in the lowlands, snow in the mountains
• Seattle: Woman who lived Magnolia house for 60 years dies in fire
• Carbon monoxide poisons four at Lynnwood apartment
• Olympia: Burger King seared by vehicle fire
• Unmarked vehicle stolen at Thurston County deputy's home
• Decomposed body of homeless person found near I-5 in Thurston County
• Lakewood sewer accord with Pierce County to raise rates $2
• Tacoma's Rescue Mission feeds holiday dinners to hundreds
• UW researchers taking a closer look at schools
• No power? No problem for elderly Vashon couple
• Tacoma's Center for Urban Waters springs a leak
• Kitchen Crusader
• Lighting up the holiday season
• A battle to step once more to the line
• Accused soldier seeks a deal for his testimony
• Decision due soon in death of child, 2
• Gregoire sends leaders budget plan
• Divided Fife City Council hires new manager
• Blog watch: Fixes, updates, support and weekend preview
• Lewis-McChord nurse OK to work during 'don't ask' appeal
• Best of Olympia 2011
• Leavey Foundation commits up to $2 million to UPS Center for Health Sciences
• A happy excuse to sip a lot of wine
• WEDNESDAY READING: Still on the road with New American Shame
• School closures, delays for Wednesday
• Ecology second-quarter penalties total $223,000
• Powell Human Resources receives recognition
• Road conditions improving
• Pierce County road condition updates for Wednesday
• FEEDBAG: "Cooking with Italian Grandmothers," 666 Night, wine dinners ...
• SIPPING OUT: Nov. 26-Dec. 1
• Thursday, Nov. 25-Sunday, Jan. 2: Fantasy Lights
• Friday, Nov. 26: Gritty City Gift Fair
• Monday, Nov. 29: Social Media In The Arts
• Monday, Nov. 29: Marcus Walker Roast
• Saturday, Nov. 27: Mario Lopez autographs
• Free T-Day dinners
• Snow, cold force delay of flood district's organization
• Plants need special attention in times of extreme cold
• Clearing roads, assisting drivers keep agencies busy
• Morrell-Zeiger race headed for recount
• Milton man shot, killed during argument with neighbor
• Sign in Parkland will honor slain police officers
• Schools bank federal money for painful times ahead
• Council wants ideas for cuts
• ADVICE GODDESS: The boors and the bees
• Sundays: $1 pints and free pool
• Roads conditions improving; WSDOT prepares for heavy holiday travel
• SBA offering advice on business expansion
• Building scheduled for demolition burns
• Yoga nomad
• People on the Move
• LeMay not following usual course
• FDIC-insured institutions earned $14.5B in Q3

• “Mrs. Annathena Gilly Gully From Puddle Rumple Tilly Willy”
• Growing Gilda’s presence in Tacoma
• Christmas in Tacoma
• Buzzards Rocks
• A Local Celebrity
• Week in Review
• Let the Games Begin
• Stunning Diver
• Lions, Lancers and Vikings
• Coach Larsen’s Winning Equation
• Outside The Wire
• Rain on Me
• Potential for Growth
• Giving Thanks in Tacoma
• Keeping History Alive
• Army looks at officers who oversaw group of alleged war criminals
• Cop killer's family says Clemmons thought he was Christ
• MultiCare brings out its big guns
• Winter storm batters Puget Sound region
• Hearing on Washam recall postponed
• Man pleads not guilty in Tacoma drive-by killing
• Face shields proposed for military helmets
• Moments of chaos as Pierce Transit bus tips over in Tacoma
• Man charged in Puyallup murder says voices told him to kill
• State backs findings MLK housing agency misspent public funds
• South Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Dec. 1
• South Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Tuesday, Nov. 30
• South Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Monday, Nov. 29
• South Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Sunday, Nov. 28
• South Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Saturday, Nov. 27
• South Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Friday, Nov. 26
• South Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Thursday, Nov. 25
• South Sound Live Music and DJ Calendar: Wednesday, Nov. 24
• Weather makes for treacherous start to work week