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October 14, 2020

• Footlong banh mi and steaming hot wings at this uber-friendly sandwich shop
• Key Peninsula man killed by falling limb while clearing storm debris amid high winds
• Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for October 14, 2020
• No cash transactions and other changes coming to Tacoma Dome in ‘touchless’ COVID era
• Here are the new COVID-19 cases and deaths confirmed Wednesday for Washington state
• Washington State Health Officer Dr. Kathy Lofy plans to leave job around end of year
• Pierce County reports nearly 90 new COVID-19 cases in Wednesday update. Outbreaks up
• Coronavirus updates: State passes 94k cases; Inslee announces group for economic recovery
• Here are the new COVID-19 cases and deaths confirmed Tuesday for Washington state
• Is life futile? Test yours against Solomon’s checklist
• Don Snowden’s cartoon for Oct. 15
• Lake Tapps woman found shot to death in car; her boyfriend was arrested
• It’s the deadliest year in Tacoma since 1998, and there are two months to go
• New name for a favorite Gig Harbor restaurant, but white pizza is still on the menu
• Coffee Oasis offers a java jolt while aiding Pierce and Kitsap homeless
• Fire reports: Fire at garbage transfer station, smoking fan belt, car vs. tree
• Public Meetings for Oct. 15-22
• Mayor sounds alarm over regional airport, passenger ferry surveys
• ‘All lives splatter’ post should cost detective his job, Washington official says
• We endorse: 2 bright minds for Washington Supreme Court, 1 for Pierce Superior Court
• Sheriff election: Familiar name not best choice
• Pierce County: Council needs Zeiger’s common sense
• Legislature: Caldier, Young are weak team on Peninsula
• Remote learning: COVID-19 gives us an opportunity
• ‘Impossible to remain silent.’ Veteran Pierce deputy prosecutor confronts ‘crisis’
• History of NFL teams starting 5-0 should excite the Seahawks. Their defense should not