July 13, 2020
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Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for July 13, 2020
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In middle of pandemic, new Puyallup superintendent still committed to improving community trust
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Coronavirus updates: Washington state passes 40K cases
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Washington reports 1,101 new COVID-19 cases, death count drops Monday
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Pierce County starts week with 62 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths
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Washington state reports weekend total of 1,438 new COVID-19 cases
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‘Honor thy father and mother’ in old age, too
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Letters to the Editor: Kudos to two Gig Harbor cops
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Gig Harbor’s kayak club paddles right through the pandemic
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Meeker Days Arts & Music Festival canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
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Bethel schools plan to open Sept. 3. Here’s what classes could look like
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Mariners top prospect Jarred Kelenic belts 2 intrasquad homers
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Mariners starter Taijuan Walker feels strong after first intrasquad outing
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After knee surgery last fall, Mariners reliever Austin Adams ‘grateful’ to be a full go at camp
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A squirrel tested positive for the bubonic plague in Colorado. Are people at risk?
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Woman races across 4 lanes of traffic, dives into canal to save child, Oregon cops say
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Video shows airline passenger threatening to ‘kill everybody’ on flight from Seattle
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Pandemic briefing: Peninsula cases still rising. Gig Harbor has 95, Key Peninsula 18
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Public Meetings for July 16-23
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It was a busy 4th of July weekend for Gig Harbor firefighters
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‘Rampant disrespect’: Gig Harbor council worried after latest of 20 key employees leaves
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Overdue honor for Gig Harbor’s first people: A redwood guardian for Twa-wal-kut
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Sumner’s moratorium on asphalt plants is expiring. Legislation will allow them with restrictions.
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Six people shot in Kent. Two are in critical condition
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Man shot to death on Tacoma’s waterfront has been identified
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Another sign Quinton Dunbar may not be with Seahawks for camp start: he changes attorneys
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Pete Carroll favors delaying start of Seahawks, NFL training camps for COVID-19 if need be
