Tacoma Daily Index Top Stories -- September 2013 | Tacoma Daily Index

Tacoma Daily Index Top Stories — September 2013

October 1, 2013 7:38 am

Here are the top five stories read by visitors to the Tacoma Daily Index‘s Web site during the month of September, as reported by Google Analytics.

1. Pilot project aims to quickly remove Tacoma graffiti

2. 4-car crash injures 3 in Tacoma

3. Tacoma’s Man of Mischief: Inside the curious world of R. R. Anderson

4. Fee to ride Tacoma Link begins next year

5. Sound Transit could sell surplus land to City of Tacoma

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