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May 28, 2020

• Explore Filipino food and culture from home this week with these Puget Sound chefs, DJs
• Depression-era works to be displayed online in new reality for Tacoma Art Museum
• Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for May 28, 2020
• Landslide sends sewage into water along Tacoma’s Ruston Way
• Need reading material? Pierce County library has launched eReading Rooms to help you
• Watch: Gov. Jay Inslee spoke Thursday on long-term care and farm workers
• Coronavirus updates: Property manager to pay tenants nearly $300K; state reaches 20,406 cases
• All nursing home residents and staff to be tested for COVID-19, governor announces
• New monitoring of Phase 2 benchmark as county adds 16 new COVID-19 cases, one death
• Tacoma apartment complex accused of hassling tenants during pandemic to pay $345K
• State makes gains against false jobless claims but troubles persist for many seeking aid
• Coach loses job over Facebook photo about George Floyd’s death, Washington school says
• Former UW receiver Pattison climbing Seven Summits. Mount Everest is last on the list
• Seahawks make Carlos Hyde signing official, waive surplus offensive lineman
• NFL owners vote in rules changes--but table one Pete Carroll, Seahawks may have liked
• Mariners will pay minor leaguers through end of season, but face other reductions
• Relaxing COVID-19 religious restrictions is good news. But keep staying home anyway
• Pandemic: Congress must approve global aid
• Biden: Good-ol’ Joe veneer wears thin
• Constitution: Not blank check for irresponsible action