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Letter to the reader
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Pierce County food bank struggles with repeated Crimes
Local food bank struggles with crime.
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Local nonprofit removes barriers to team sports for kids
Local nonprofit helps kids through funding extracurricular activities.
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A visual timeline of significant 2024 events. Image by: Karla Pastrana
The year in news: 2024 edition
From emergency doors flying off of Boeing airplanes while in flight to the election cycle, 2024 has been a year
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UWT campus looking at the pathway between the Keystone building and GWP building. Photo by Cameron Barrens.
Campus Master Plan looks 25 years into UWT’s future
Discussions about the 2025 Campus Master Plan and what the students, staff and faculty of UWT want to see changed
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A phone screen with a social media platform comment section to represent the free sharing of ideas. Illustration by Cole Martin.
Trump’s digital bill of rights proposal against big tech censorship
President-Elect Donald Trump announces his plans to attempt ending historic big tech censorship for Americans across the board. On Nov.
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The view of Rebuilding Hope’s new building at 723 MLK Jr. Way in Tacoma. Photo by Becca Pilcher.
Tacoma sexual assault resource center to relocate to Hilltop neighborhood
A local sexual assault resource center is set to complete its move to a new location by January, where they
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The Tacoma Mall Christmas tree lit up and decorated in front of Macy’s, welcoming visitors to the mall for holiday shopping. Photo by Parker Nelson.
The gift of giving this holiday season in Western Washington
Between gift drives and volunteering opportunities, there are many ways to support your local Washington community this holiday season. By
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Map of all the areas in Washington that are experiencing power outages since Tuesday afternoon. Photo by Puget Sound Energy.
Wind Cyclone leaves a mess of East King County and other areas
Tuesday night’s cyclone wind bomb leaves areas in Washington without power and with large amounts of infrastructure damage, causing problems
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A city in gray: Seattle’s bleak drift through post-election doldrums
A muted haze blankets the streets, where apathy hangs heavier than the autumn sky. The day after the election, Seattle
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