Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
- Puyallup, WA
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Puyallup|News|
FarmLink Networking Event: Meet Farmland Owners Land Seekers
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
Puyallup|News|
How Many Monkeys?
How many monkeys can you count in this photo of a street corner in India?
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
Puyallup|News|
Mo-Mos and Mountain Bikes in Nepal
In Nepal, I survived a bike tour and discovered a newfound obsession: mo-mos.
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
Puyallup|News|
Patch Editor Heads to India and Nepal
Elephants, camels, curry and lots of shopping await me on the other side of the world.
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
Puyallup|News|
Suspect Vehicle Recovered in Hit and Run Case That Sent Puyallup Teen to Hospital
A white 1997 Chevrolet Suburban recovered from Yelm has been determined to be the car that hit 15-year-old Chloe Williams in a crosswalk on W. Stewart Avenue NW.
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
University Place, WA|News|
UP Council Approves Moratorium on Marijuana Businesses
The University Place City Council unanimously approved a 6-month moratorium on licensed marijuana businesses within city limits at the May 6, 2013 regular city council meeting.
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
Bonney Lake-Sumner, WA|News|
Car on Northbound I-5 Barrier, Heading Toward River Road
KOMO reports that a car has gone over the barrier off northbound I-5 toward River Road. The right exit-only lane is blocked.
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
Puyallup|News|
Car on Northbound I-5 Barrier Creating Backups Near Exit Toward River Road
WSP spokesman Guy Gill has confirmed that a car has gone over the barrier off northbound I-5 toward River Road. The right exit-only lane is blocked.
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
Puyallup|News|
Woman Armed With Handgun Arrested Outside Shaw Road Residence
A 53-year-old woman is in custody after a Puyallup incident shut down part of Shaw Road during the Tuesday commute.
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
Lakewood-JBLM, WA|News|
Reported FBI Arrest on Interstate 5 Near JBLM Causes Afternoon Traffic Nightmare
Southbound I-5 backed up Tuesday afternoon from Joint Base Lewis-McChord through Tacoma, and several reports attributed the cause to FBI activity in the area.
Lauren Padgett, Patch Staff
