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Guest column: Outlining rules for success
Pierce County’s proposed dangerous dog ordinance is fair and reasonable
Editorial: Thank you, volunteers, for keeping Puyallup clean
Soup du jour: Separate bedrooms not such a bad idea
Three mothers — plus me
Editorial: Library computers need to be updated to keep serving community
Editorial: Increasing athletic fees is a responsible decision
Cars cause sprawl in Puyallup
From the editor: Every trip to the doctor is the same
Editorial: Putting information into action has saved lives
Editorial: Sumner should annex into East Pierce Fire and Rescue
Editorial: Attendance indicates festival's importance
Mowers are dangerous, comically frustrating
The New Math
Editorial: Time for bar owner, neighbors to sit and talk
Editorial: Transparency needs to include attitude change
From the Editor:The Herald wants more of your photos
Guest Column: Keeping life in check
Editorial: Buying development rights saves farmland
Editorial: Sumner’s proposed ethics code benefits community
Soup du jour: Founding Fathers were onto something
Listen to each other
Students take toll of overcrowded schools
Editorial: WSU forest needs to be made safer for community
From the Editor: No Hawaii on Spring Break? No worries
Guest column: A little less sunshine
Editorial: Council’s unanimous agreement is a step in the right direction
Editorial: Transparency in Puyallup needs to be a top priority
Editorial: Puyallup zip code isn’t as important as commitment to city
From the editor: Get involved with county reading program
Guest column: Create a better future
Editorial: Fining property owners for graffiti helps city
Editorial: Community’s response to city survey is impressive
Scoop de Jour: What’s happening around the world
Guest column: Another word for happy?
Strengthening standards for activity involvement leads to student success
Editorial: Edgewood’s future will benefit from wide search
From the Editor: Guardsman fights to change ‘archaic’ law
Not fitting the mold
Jan. 24 — Construction isn’t slowing Good Sam down
Jan. 24 — Community center pool could benefit district
Jan. 17 — Council selection agrees with November election
Jan. 17 — City should help with Daffodil float’s new home
Jan. 10 — Volunteer work affects more than parishioners
Jan. 10 — Borrowing ideas from other communities nourishes FARM program
Jan. 3 — Sk8 Park will require involvement for its success
Jan. 3 — Sending buses into new developments could help with Sounder parking
Dec. 27 — Plan needed before filling vacant council spot
Dec. 27 — Activist’s passing is a loss for Puyallup community
Dec. 20 — New Farm Bill may offer local farmers some support