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Apr 3rd, 2025 👍 2398

Ron Albert Tuaau, 33, was charged with first-degree robbery, taking a vehicle without permission, and attempted eluding after he was accused of holding a USPS mail carrier at gunpoint near the 3800 block of 212th Street Court East in Spanaway around 11:45 a.m. Monday—police tracked his car using license plate cameras and a PIT maneuver.

Apr 3rd, 2025 👍 2568

On Saturday, April 5, the Puyallup School District will join the 92nd Annual Daffodil Festival Grand Floral Parade in Puyallup. The district will highlight three Daffodil Princesses—selected from Kennedy Boyd-Emerald Ridge High, Yssabella Flowers-Puyallup High, and Courtney Bowles-Rogers High—who will each receive a $1,000 academic scholarship, and its junior high and high school bands will perform during the Puyallup leg at 12:45 p.m.

Apr 3rd, 2025 👍 3199

Food Lifeline said federal funding cuts and possible state SNAP reductions will affect food banks across Washington as nearly 1 million food-insecure residents face lost benefits and the nonprofit prepares for a $2 million shortfall. The group will seek private donations and urges supporters to contact legislators — a call for immediate action — as food demand continues to rise.

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