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January 21, 2021

• Puyallup animal shelter fire leaves 33 dogs and cats with an urgent adoption need
• Third temporary warming shelter for homeless people to open in Tacoma
• Where to find the COVID-19 vaccine in Pierce County
• Pierce County reports more than 300 COVID-19 cases Thursday
• Amazon ‘ready to assist’ Biden administration with COVID vaccine, company says. How?
• Coronavirus updates: State passes 294k cases
• Here are the latest COVID-19 case numbers confirmed Wednesday in Washington
• Gig Harbor Fire & Medic One selects ex-Boise chief as new leader
• Man shot to death in Tacoma’s Hilltop neighborhood is identified
• Someone pointed a laser at Oregon boat crew. The Coast Guard wants to find the culprit
• Pac-12 announces Larry Scott’s controversial time as commissioner will end in June
• Pete Carroll’s interest in Kirby Wilson as Seahawks’ new OC may go beyond running the ball
• Mariners have added experienced arms this offseason, ‘starting to build some stability’ in bullpen
• Not pardoning JBLM war criminal Robert Bales was right decision by Trump
• Original Starbucks store vandalized in Inauguration Day protests, Seattle police say
• Elections: Ranked-choice voting is worthy idea
• Nuclear weapons: Biden should follow his faith
• Trump: Before long, we’ll be missing him
• Warming shelter: All we ask is to be informed
• Vaccine: All school staff need protection 
• WA teachers, school staff could be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine earlier than expected
• Can urban design be racist? Yes, according to local leaders, and here’s how to fix it
• Coming soon to a Washington state park near you: Navy SEAL training exercises?
• Snow could be headed your way this weekend, and it plans on sticking around