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Tacoma girl, 10, dies 5 days after suspected drowning at Lake Tapps - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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A 10-year-old girl from Tacoma died Friday, five days after witnesses pulled her from the water of Lake Tapps, Pierce County sheriff's officials said. Deputies responded to calls around 2 p.m. Aug. 16 of a possible drowning near North Lake Tapps Park, an area popular for swimming and boating. The girl was about 10 to 20 feet from shore, in water about 10 to 20 feet deep, without a life jacket. She was pulled from the water by witnesses about 10 minutes later, and a sheriff’s deputy began CPR, sp
Hunger strike over ‘unacceptable’ food ends at Tacoma ICE detention center (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – After nearly a week, more than 140 detained people at the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma have ended their hunger strike over alleged inedible and untimely food portions and medical neglect. The strikers were promised new menus, bigger portions and better food. But as of Thursday, the changes still have not been implemented, according to advocates. The strike began last Tuesday and involved two units of detained people, who participated for five and six days, respectively. Th
Hunger strike over ‘unacceptable’ food ends at Tacoma ICE detention center - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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After nearly a week, more than 140 detained people at the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma have ended their hunger strike over alleged inedible and untimely food portions and medical neglect. The strikers were promised new menus, bigger portions and better food. But as of Thursday, the changes still have not been implemented, according to advocates. The strike began last Tuesday and involved two units of detained people, who participated for five and six days, respectively. The strikers
Thurston County CEO charged after allegedly crashing 25-foot-boat, injuring Olympia man - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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A food and grocery CEO was charged Thursday after a boat crash left a 21-year-old Olympia man with life-threatening injuries. After a boating collision in Thurston County's Boston Harbor Marina in early May, Justin James Erickson, was charged with assault by watercraft and leaving the scene of a vessel accident, according to court documents. Erickson, 51, is the CEO of Harbor Wholesale, a food and grocery distributor headquartered in Lacey, and Washington's third-largest family-owned company. Ac
Lacey CEO charged after allegedly crashing 25-foot-boat, injuring Olympia man - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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A food and grocery CEO was charged Thursday after a boat crash left a 21-year-old Olympia man with life-threatening injuries. After a boating collision in Thurston County's Boston Harbor Marina in early May, Justin James Erickson, was charged with assault by watercraft and leaving the scene of a vessel accident, according to court documents. Erickson, 51, is the CEO of Harbor Wholesale, a food and grocery distributor headquartered in Lacey, and Washington's third-largest family-owned company. Ac
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