July 21, 2020
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Iconic Tacoma waterfront restaurant closed by COVID-19 won’t reopen this year
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TNT Book Club sets date to discuss ‘The Vanishing Half.’ Also, vote for August’s selection
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Unemployed workers’ extra $600 benefit is about to expire — but Democrats have new plans
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Tacoma-Pierce County death notices for July 21, 2020
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Tacoma’s cutest cats go viral on TikTok
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Pierce County prosecutor refuses to work with accused drug unit members. Team disbanded
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Crowded areas, sick workers among details in OSHA complaint against Emerald Queen Casino
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Coronavirus updates: State passes 48K cases; judge upholds farm housing rules
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Hospitalizations increasing as Washington reports 832 new COVID-19 cases, 12 deaths Tuesday
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Three workers at Puyallup’s South Hill post office test positive for the coronavirus
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86 new COVID-19 cases, one new death reported in Pierce County
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Out Our Way: Missing human contact, and an update on the Vaughn Library Hall
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Don Snowden’s cartoon for July 23
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Why Georgia Congressman John Lewis’ life resonates for me here in Tacoma, Washington
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Lakewood water company sues Defense Department for costs related to contamination
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Tacoma teacher trying to build an anti-racist library at her downtown school
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Tacoma: City leaders must do police ride-alongs
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Trump: Refusal to release tax records is frightening
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Marriage equality: I can’t vote for lawmaker who opposed it
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We endorse: Tacoma’s Strickland would work hard for Washington Congressional Dist. 10
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High school football, other sports pushed to spring in Washington state
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Mariners rookies White, Lewis showing power as camp winds down
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It’s brush fire season, and the garden hoses are coming out.
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Police blotter: An old acquaintance of police, and a combative hospital patient
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Public Meetings for July 23-30
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PHS instructor is finalist in national contest for skilled trades teachers
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Puyallup teacher tapped as assistant principal at Gig Harbor High School
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Police union joins fray, blaming mayor for “mass exodus” at Gig Harbor city hall
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City did ‘nothing wrong’ in treatment of staff, mayor says in weekly video
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New playground toys were chosen by tough critics: Kids themselves.
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Washington state seeks stories for ADA celebration
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First pads practice Aug. 16, more of what could be in unprecedented Seahawks training camp
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Michael Bennett retires. His Seahawks, NFL legacy: respect for his beliefs, amid critics
