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Explores the Civil Rights Movement with Congressman John Lewis | Pierce County READS
Congressman Lewis of Georgia is one of the key figures of the Civil Rights Movement and the only…
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New K-9 Dan, Lincoln High votes, Shaw Road closure, and more | Pierce County TV
Pierce County News for the week of March 8-22, 2018.
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Town hall focuses on healthy LGBTQ aging | Pierce County
Dr. Karen Fredriksen-Goldsen will be presenting information about the first federally-funded research project examining the health, aging, and…
Letters to the Editor
Black Diamond should move toward a seven-person council
The cost is almost nothing, as these are almost entirely volunteer positions, but the safeguards to our local…
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Rising number of homeless deaths reflect need for more shelter | Public Health Insider
Homeless deaths have more than doubled in six years.
Sports
Busy time on diamond for Spartan baseball, fastpitch
The fastpitch team’s first game is against Enumclaw on March 13.
Sports
Solid group of returnees for White River diamond sports
The baseball team placed second in the 2A League last year, but fell quickly in the West Central…
Letters to the Editor
The fight for Black Diamond is won
I would like to thank that close band of citizens in Neighbor to Neighbor Black Diamond who came…
Sports
Bonney Lake seeks continued success in baseball, fastpitch
The fastpitch team returns with all-star players like Brooke Nelson, Jessica Clark, Raelyn Kimmel and more.
Sports
EHS baseball, fastpitch poised for another playoff run
The fastpitch team is looking to redeem themselves after losing the state championship by one run last year.
Letters to the Editor
Fireworks are too dangerous to remain legal
In a 10 year period, 294 patients were admitted to Harborview Medical Center alone because of fireworks-related injuries.
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Annual Health Expo aimed for adults, kids
The March 10 event will have various health screenings and kids activities.
Sports
White River girls ousted early in 2A state tourney
The Hornets lost to Black Hills 60-46, ending their state run.