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Early success for city's homeless-to-housing initiative
For 42 people formerly living in encampments created in woody hillsides or beneath Interstate overpasses, the concept of…
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"Wish you were there . . . "
The tones are softer, the colors muted, but it's all there. Arranged on a multi-paneled carousel inside the…
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New chapter for former Elks Lodge
The City of Tacoma Landmarks Preservation Commission yesterday unanimously approved a request aimed to protect the 92-year-old former…
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State Legislature aims to fund several key Tacoma projects
A lightened mood among state legislators working with a $2 billion budget surplus could result in funding for…
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All eyes (and wheels) on the street
Thursday morning beneath Interstate 705 in downtown Tacoma, and Business Improvement Area (BIA) bike patrol officers John Leitheiser…
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Study reveals promise, concern in downtown housing boom
Though downtown Tacoma's residential construction boom shows promise, it fails to target young and first-time homeowners, according to…
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Mightier Than Swords: Tacoma artists zero their pens on local politics
EDITOR'S NOTE: John Hathaway, the long-time Tacoma political cartoonist and publisher of The New Takhoman, passed away on…
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History Makers
EDITOR'S NOTE: This article originally appeared in the Tues., Nov. 21, 2006, edition of the Tacoma Daily Index.…
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Pictures of Premier are not flattering
Today I saw a picture of Premier [Gordon] Campbell promoting his concern for the environment as he stands beside his…
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Walls are going up worldwide
If good fences make good neighbours, then the world is experiencing an unprecedented outbreak of neighbourliness. They used…
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ANKORS office hires new staff
There is a fresh face in the East Kootenay ANKORS office in Cranbrook.
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Ombudsman notified about Plan A
A group of Abbotsford residents who have criticized elements of Plan A have sent a series of complaints…
