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October 17, 2020

• Washington state reports 777 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday
• Pierce County reports 91 new COVID-19 cases, one death on Saturday
• COVID safety complaints spark third investigation at Puyallup grocery distribution hub
• WSU postpones start of spring semester, eliminates spring break
• Developing maritime services, not high tech, is where South Sound should focus its energy
• Sex offender registrations in Pierce County
• Are you a political junkie? If you live in Washington state, you’re not alone
• How the Superintendent of Public Instruction race is shaping up with 2 weeks to go
• Video shows man set Seattle patrol car on fire with torch while officer was inside
• We endorse: Dammeier again for Pierce County executive, but no pick for sheriff
• Trump: COVID denial will lead to landslide loss
• Democrats: To vote for them is to swim with sharks
• County executive: Seaquist is fun, caring, smart
• Governor: Culp can restore integrity to office
• Campaigns: Door to door GOP visits tempt fate
• Kids suffering COVID mental crises threaten to swamp county’s ill-prepared care system
• Coaches, AD’s frustrated by new high school sports guidance from Thurston County health official