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March 11, 2020

• Puget Sound sporting events affected by ban on large gatherings
• Here are events canceled at Tacoma Dome, other venues in response to Inslee’s ban of large gatherings
• Vote on Pierce County behavioral health delayed indefinitely. Money needed now, supporters say
• Coronavirus updates: Inslee bans large gatherings, government to tap strategic stockpile
• Five more deaths reported as coronavirus continues its spread across Washington state
• Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for March 11, 2020
• Washington State Fair cancels all events this month due to coronavirus outbreak
• In Pierce County, initial election results show Joe Biden leading Bernie Sanders
• Tacoma schools will serve ‘drive-thru style’ meals for students affected by coronavirus closures
• Puyallup schools suspend some sports, other activities amid coronavirus concerns
• Macy’s at Tacoma Mall shuts down temporarily after reported coronavirus case
• Letters to the Editor: Fast response to broken water pipe
• Oysters gape a little wider in the dark of the moon
• Don Snowden’s cartoon for March 12
• Gig Harbor Boys Soccer looks to build on previous year’s success
• Gig Harbor grad Gagliardi completes strong season with Florida Gulf Coast
• Puyallup declares coronavirus emergency
• Clean fuel standard: An unconvincing case to adopt one
• Coronavirus: Kids like me still need school
• Will coronavirus open door for a President Biden?
• UPDATE: Washington delegate count - Joe Biden widens lead over Bernie Sanders
• Joe Biden tops Bernie Sanders in Washington’s presidential primary
• Here’s what happened in Washington’s primary election
• In her second century, Gig Harbor’s very, very senior citizen credits music, love, laughter
• Gig Harbor police blotter: The dog food was hot; so was the guy beaten to a parking space
• At Purdy Spit, ‘message in a bottle’ takes on new meaning
• Many public meetings canceled as Gig Harbor City Hall closes to the public
• Twenty nominated for KP Citizen of the Year
• Large gatherings banned in Washington state’s Puget Sound region to stem coronavirus
• Washington braces for losses from Alaska cruise cancellations, as fear grips travel industry
• Disabled UP man demanded a sidewalk so he could vote. His video made the difference
• A man was fatally shot in Tacoma on Wednesday afternoon. Police are investigating
• Tacoma man charged with fatally stabbing mom said he was tired of being yelled at
• Woman found dead inside Tacoma apartment; police have suspect in custody
• Gonzaga has locked up the WCC title, now what to look forward to come Selection Sunday
• Spokane among sites that will host NCAA Tournament games without fans
• NFL awards Seahawks three comp picks in next month’s draft, team promotes two coaches
• Mariners working on ‘alternative plans’ for opening homestand following Inslee’s ban
• Mariners will use their youth, athleticism to ‘push the envelope’ on the base paths