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February 3, 2021

• Cinemark to reopen movie theaters in Puget Sound area on Friday
• UPDATE: Two new vaccine events for Buckley, Gig Harbor fill up within minutes
• Here are Wednesday’s COVID-19 case totals for Pierce County
• Coronavirus updates: State passes 314k cases
• Vulnerable seniors ‘hunting and pecking’ online in search of scarce COVID-19 vaccine
• Opinion: It’s time to consider council-manager government
• A ‘plus’ from a mild winter: lots of new birds at feeder
• Don Snowden’s cartoon for Feb. 4
• On a roll, Peninsula schools will bring back middle-schoolers Feb. 25.
• Pierce Transit: Gig Harbor trolley is coming back, but no service for Key Peninsula yet
• Theft of muffins leads to bigger things, and thief gets physical for a belly ring
• A chimney fire, fuel spill and accidents keep Gig Harbor firefighters busy
• Public Meetings for Feb. 4-11
• Rebuttal: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
• Sheriff’s log: Garage remotes give burglars ‘open sesame’
• Gig Harbor woman sues city, HOA after she fell 14 feet through a rotting fence
• WA Proud Boys member charged in connection to Capitol riots has Puget Sound ties
• Charges: Minivan passenger suspected of firing automatic weapon at Bonney Lake officer
• Body brought in with recyclables to Frederickson plant not believed to be a homicide
• Washington State Historical Society plan 2 virtual events for Black History Month
• Unemployment data breach is bad, but Pierce County legislator places false blame
• Virus shutdown: No excuse not to reopen schools
• Paid leave: Underserved workers can’t wait
• Tacoma: When minor crime tolerated, chaos follows
• Tacoma’s leaders are elected to be a voice for the people. It’s time to unmuzzle them
• In-state football signings: Where are 2021 recruits from Washington headed?