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February 17, 2021

• Strickland and Long come together for Black History Month conversation
• Here are the COVID-19 case numbers reported in Pierce County on Wednesday
• Inslee: COVID-19 testing in schools expands, vaccine supply likely to increase
• Here are the latest COVID-19 case numbers confirmed Tuesday in Washington
• Longtime Tacoma Starbucks site to close in April
• City of Gig Harbor offering a second round of grants to boost tourism after COVID-19
• Property tax increase will be modest in 2021, assessor says, though values are soaring
• Firefighters called to open a locked bathroom, find no one inside
• Sheriff’s log: Gas thief blew up own car. Then his burns gave him away
• Public Meetings for Feb. 18-25
• KPMS 8th-graders enjoy their ‘homework’ — bringing necessities to shut-in seniors
• Paddleboard safety bill sinks like a stone in Legislature after online outrage
• Puyallup National Guard Armory to be sold. Here’s what it will become
• Fred Meyer grocery store responds to criticism of Oregon cops guarding discarded food
• State capital gains tax bill changes shape as it moves through lawmaking process
• Vaccination: Special-interest cherry-picking must stop
• Republicans: Forsaking their oath of office
• Say what? Child sex victims must prove they’re not wed to abuser? Scrub this law now
• Man who pleaded guilty to child pornography production in Tacoma has been sentenced