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History lesson blooming in Steilacoom
Susan Stuart, owner of All Seasons Sustainable Plants, transplants 20 of the small-flowered prairie star plants she purchased in Oregon, in Puyallup on Wednesday.
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Mothership of Motorhomes: A Retro Beauty
Russ Moen's concept was to build his Tourliner like it came out of the 1950s but with today's technology hidden beneath the classic body and coachwork.
Puyallup rethinking rates paid by water users
Thousands of utility customers receiving water service from the city of Puyallup - both inside and outside the city limits - could see changes to their bills if the Puyallup City Council takes action on an issue they've been debating for years.
Couple arrested in poolroom death
Lakewood police arrested a couple Monday in connection with a poolroom assault that killed a 47-year-old Woodinville man last week.
Gateway needs heroes in Olympia
Those 24 lawmakers have the power to create nearly 100,000 jobs and keep Pacific Rim shipping pouring into Puget Sound through the 21st century.
Jurisdictions gain say over housing for ex-inmates
Cities, towns and counties will soon have more input on where groups of released inmates can live when the state is paying their rent.
Steven Powell will not be released from prison next week
This could go on all the way up until his maximum release date. In some cases, what happens, they're never able to submit an appropriate release plan." Powell, 62, would have been eligible for early release from the Monroe Correctional Complex in Monroe, Wash., next Thursday.
Puyallup man re-arraigned in 2010 death after treatment
A Puyallup man who two years ago was declared incompetent to stand trial in the stabbing death of his roommate once more is being prosecuted in the case.
Let Tacoma Totem Pole decay publicly, committee says
If a makeshift committee has its way, a historic but increasingly unstable totem pole that has stood in downtown Tacoma for more than a century would be taken down and left to decay publicly as a piece of the city's "living history." No formal decision has been made about the pole, but an ad hoc working group assigned to examine what to do with the ... (more)
63 fire deaths last year in Washington state
The murder-suicide in which Josh Powell killed his two young sons and himself in a fiery explosion on Feb.
Pastoral Assistant for Children's Ministry - All Saints Catholic Church
All Saints Parish in Puyallup WA is seeking a 25 hour a week PA for Children's Ministry.
Plan to finish Routes 167, 509 questioned
Heavy truck traffic often clogs the roads at the end of state Route 167 where it ends at Meridian Street in Puyallup.
Cheap lunch: Melon Seed Deli and Frozen Yogurt in Tacoma
I’ve given up hope keeping up with all the frozen yogurt openings, but I do know that Black Bear has spawned two more stores in Tacoma and Puyallup in recent weeks.
As transit cuts loom, public tells board: 'You're messing with our life'
The southbound 402 bus sits at the South Hill Mall Transit Center in Puyallup on Jan.
Downed power line at Green River Community College traps woman in vehicle
A thunderstorm rolling through the Puget Sound area this afternoon downed trees and power lines, including some that trapped a woman in her vehicle at Green River Community College in Auburn.
Thunder showers bring heavy rain, strong winds
A line of showers and thundershowers is moving through the Puget Sound area, bringing hail, heavy rain and gusty winds.
Pierce County workers peddle health to us, pedal for their own
Chris Schuler, Liz Kaster, Nigel Turner and Scott Foster, from left, often bicycle to their jobs at the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department.
The task force will include representatives from Puyallup's business community, a mental health service provider and Puyallup police.
PUYALLUP: Rogers student's art on display at U.S. Capitol
Angela Salyer of Rogers High School is the winner of the 10th Congressional District Art Competition.