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Beloved Sixth Avenue Doughnut Shop Is Closing This November
A vibrant, family-friendly pastry shop and bakery, Tacoma’s Legendary Doughnuts store is closing. After 14 years of service, the doughnut shop will shut down this weekend. The bakery team cited continued economic challenges and rising rent as the main reasons for the closure. Legendary Doughnuts’ Tacoma Outlet to Close...
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Inside Auburn’s ‘Kitty City,’ a push to stop the next kitten boom
The city of Auburn and Auburn Valley Humane Society are teaming up to spay or neuter about 50 stray cats Friday in a new effort to curb a growing cat population and ease pressure on the shelter. The city will pay for the pilot program, while the humane society will...
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This Downtown Washington Arcade Has 114 Vintage Games Where Skee-Ball Still Clatters Like 1985
The owner once joked to a fan that playing pinball makes you live longer. That’s the kind of line you only hear when pinball is the boss’s favorite thing in the building. This downtown spot in Washington leans hard into 1980s arcade style. Old cabinets, air hockey, skee-ball, and a giant stack of board games share one loud room.
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5 Reasons the Chambers Bay Championship Experience Belongs on Your Golf Buddy Trip List
Only six public golf courses in America have hosted a U.S. Open. Pebble Beach, Pinehurst No. 2, Bethpage Black, Torrey Pines South, Erin Hills -- and Chambers Bay, a former sand and gravel mine on the shore of Puget Sound that gave us Jordan Spieth’s 2015 win and Dustin Johnson’s three-putt on the final green.