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March 19, 2020

• Pierce County distillery launches delivery to bring local spirits — and food — to your door
• Tacoma-area restaurants, workers brace for long-term ‘big hit’ from coronavirus shutdown
• Tacoma Art Museum’s longtime curator Rock Hushka is leaving
• Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for March 18, 2020
• Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for March 19, 2020
• Homeless shelters in Puyallup shut down during coronavirus outbreak. ‘Difficult decision’
• Substitute teachers facing financial hardship, loss of benefits in coronavirus shutdown
• Man staying at Rescue Mission shelter positive for COVID-19; Seven more potentially exposed
• Tacoma Mall to close to help fight the spread of coronavirus
• Pierce County COVID-19 cases go up by 19; total for county now 75
• WA’s coronavirus death toll surpasses 70 with more than 1,300 cases now confirmed
• ’A breeding ground’: Fears at Washington Social Security office as coronavirus spreads
• Curbside pot pickup? Washington relaxes rules during coronavirus pandemic
• Puyallup schools halt free meals for students until Monday as COVID-19 anxiety builds
• Unemployment claims soar in Washington as coronavirus takes economic toll
• Home lenders: Don’t let them profit from pandemic
• Climate: America, Europe have limited impact
• Panic buying: Media inflames needless phenomenon
• Pandemic planning is must-see TV. Pierce County can’t skimp on public transparency
• Yes, Todd Gurley should be expecting a call from Pete Carroll, John Schneider and Seahawks
• Where Seahawks stand with Jadeveon Clowney, and reviewing the team’s free agency so far
• So much for continuity: Deal for Cedric Ogbuehi Seahawks’ 3rd in 2 days on offensive line
• The News Tribune’s 2020 All-Area high school boys basketball team
• Olympia’s Grant can already do it all — and the UW commit is still growing
• MLB releases plan to compensate minor league players during shutdown
• Mariners close Arizona complex amid coronavirus concerns, instruct players to go home
• Washington halts elective surgeries, dentistry, other procedures to free coronavirus gear
• Lt. Gov. Cyrus Habib won’t seek re-election, will pursue a religious calling
• State elections chief asks governor to cancel April 28 election to protect workers
• Gig Harbor food bank switches to pre-bagged groceries, stops taking clothing, books and toys
• Homeless in a pandemic: Here’s how Washington cities are responding amid coronavirus
• ‘Criminal activity has not stopped’ with COVID-19. Here’s how local cops are responding
• Man found shot in the head in Kent neighborhood
• Transient fatally shot in Tacoma has been identified
• Man shot to death in Tacoma street
• Time and reasoning quickly running out on IOC and Japan’s ability to pull off 2020 Olympic Games
• Fantasy Booking: How does the 2020 NCAA Tournament play out IF it was actually being played.
• CDC guidelines push MLS and Sounders season further down the road, MLS Cup could see December date