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May 27, 2025 | By: Charlee Glock-JacksonOther events this week include a Civic Orchestra performance, Croatia Day and more.
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Other events this week include a Civic Orchestra performance, Croatia Day and more.
Read MoreThe Waterfront Farmers Market opened Thursday, May 22, 2025.
Read MoreDaisy May, a miniature Scottish Highland cow from an Artondale farm, went missing for three days. Social media sleuths and neighbors helped track her down.
Read MoreThe busiest weekend of the high school sports calendar is upon us, with baseball, fastpitch and soccer state action and district track.
Read MoreThe policy said that the district could fire teachers whose online speech “has an adverse impact on district operations.”
Read MorePierce County Sheriff’s Office detectives identified Luis Miguel Huitron Campos, 25, as a suspect in the April 8 murders of his father and brother, thanks to cell phone records and ballistics tests. Pierce County prosecutors charged Huitron Campos, of Lakewood, with two counts of first-degree murder and one count of arson on Wednesday, May 21,
Read MoreThe reopening date was pushed back a few weeks because the contractor added four work items.
Read MoreIn the first 20 days of May, 42% of pending sales received multiple offers — a sign of strong buyer demand despite tight inventory.
Read MoreThe TideHawks NJROTC team from the Peninsula School District will represent Washington state in the 250th National Memorial Day Parade on Monday.
Read MoreThe 25-year-old suspect is the son and brother of the victims, the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office said.
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