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April 28, 2020

• A Tacoma chef stays grounded during pandemic by cooking free meals for restaurant workers
• Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for April 28, 2020
• When can social distancing be relaxed? UW model keeps moving date later for Washington
• Tacoma announces virtual graduation ceremonies, leaving some high school seniors disappointed
• Do you recognize the man in SpongeBob pajamas who assaulted a Pierce County clerk?
• 2 charged in shooting of Tacoma barista who refused to give robbers money
• City needs to do more to help struggling businesses
• City is doing what it can during crisis
• Letter: Time to bring out the radar guns again
• Don Snowden’s cartoon for April 30
• Tacoma nurse brought COVID-19 home. Now her husband is on a ventilator, fighting for his life
• Seahawks claim CB Jayson Stanley off waivers. Ex-WR. Ex-kick returner. With 33-inch arms
• Seahawks begin first virtual offseason program. And Pete Carroll doesn’t know what’s next
• D.J. Fluker finds new NFL home less than a day after Seahawks released him
• Mariners’ Tom Murphy has developed an extensive solitary workout routine
• When baseball resumes, Olympia native Jared Sandberg will begin new role with Mariners
• Public Meetings for April 30-May 7
• A furnace and a chimney, both on fire, catch firefighter’s attention
• Police blotter: Driver in high-speed chase was newly released inmate. He’s going back.
• Gig Harbor businesses press city for aid as shutdown pushes them to the edge
• Gig Harbor inventor’s device puts a spring back into step of injured first responders
• First of the month is crisis for renters, landlords in Gig Harbor and Key Peninsula
• 13-year-old arrested on murder charge ‘just felt like doing it,’ Washington cops say
• Reopening Washington hiking, fishing and golf signals greater trust. Let’s not blow it
• New date for end of stay-at-home order? We may know later this week
• Coronavirus updates: Funding for local governments; Western States Pact expands
• Washington state reports 156 new COVID-19 cases, 21 deaths
• Pierce County sees 34 new COVID-19 cases, two deaths; Tacoma adds 13 cases in one day
• Early April, 50 COVID-19 cases were tied to Pierce County care sites. Now, it’s 200+
• Washington state reports 165 new COVID-19 cases, 16 deaths
• Inslee: Snitch line for shutdown violators stinks
• Sanders: His campaign bodes well for future
• Public transit: Vans better than empty buses