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A quiet year so far, but not tonight Play with fireworks, get burned
Officer Kevin Lorberau takes fireworks from a teen Wednesday at Portland Avenue Park in Tacoma.
Guest column: Life is short - don't waste it
On July 23, 2000, my husband John and I were among 80 people who boarded rafts for a trip down the Nisqually River.
one day vacations: Exploring waterfronts in unique locations
We spend too much time acting like we are land-locked and not enough time taking advantage of all the fabulous waterfront to which we have access here in the Northwest.
Fit For a Cause, Lost Weight in Puyallup
This: direct from Kieran Murry at "Kieranslist.com" Karie Franks, of Spanaway, was crowned the winner of the first Fit for a Cause, after completing a training and education routine at Callaway Fitness.
Hands-free cell phone law takes effect
Holding a cell phone to your ear while behind the wheel is going to start burning a hole in your bank account.
Top: Council members Tami Brouillet, Mike Deal and George Dill Middle: Council members Rick Hansen, John Knutsen and Don Malloy Bottom: Council member Kathy Turner As the new Puyallup City Council passed its ...
Editorial: Downtown parking ideas could benefit merchants
Several of Puyallup city staff's ideas to decrease parking woes in the downtown core aren't likely to solve the Sounder parking problem, but that really wasn't the intention.
Sometimes two businesses are better than one or rather a business that offers two services rather than one.
generous people: To Baby Sparky
Just before the first birds of morning began to sing on the Fourth of July, 1944, Dorothy Gamaunt knew that it was time.
Many options for local parking woes
The quality most appreciated in government leaders at all levels is vision, the ability to articulate what a better community will look like and the courage to make it reality.
Puyallup teen's sentence range to be debated
Snohomish County prosecutors will get a chance to prove why a Puyallup teen should be sentenced as an adult in the Ecstasy overdose death of a classmate.
Puyallup drivers: When the light turns red, stop
Attention, Puyallup drivers: Heed two magic words, and you can avoid being $124 poorer.
Puyallup Open Houses This Weekend
The latest..The Greatest.Open Houses for this weekend. I know it's going to be hot this weekend.
Puyallup's parking woes need creative solutions
Parking in Puyallup is a two-tier problem. The first issue is that there are more Sound Transit riders than there are long-term parking spaces to put them in.
Two dead in fiery car crash in Puyallup area
Two people were killed Monday when a sports car going at least 100 mph in the Puyallup area crashed, went airborne and landed next to a medical clinic that caught fire.
Scoop it or else, Puyallup officials tell dog owners
Puyallup officials say too many dogs are running loose at city ball fields and leaving piles of proof behind.
PUYALLUP: Motorcyclist pleads not guilty in collision that killed his wife
A 31-year-old man whose wife died after he wrecked the motorcycle they were riding pleaded not guilty Tuesday to vehicular homicide.
Changing the parking landscape
Changes to downtown Puyallup parking will be coming before the Puyallup City Council throughout the summer.
Mexican Rodeo rides into Puyallup's Paulhamus Arena
A bull rider hangs on for dear life as the bull sprints around in circles during the Mexican Rodeo.
in the redzone: Technology creates changes in all aspects of life
Technology never ceases to amaze me. Every year the advancements in technology prove to be a huge challenge for me to keep up with.