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April 13, 2021

• Breads and boards to be focal points of unique new business headed to Tacoma this year
• The fight over Tacoma’s liquified-natural gas plant continues. Will permits be upheld?
• Did Troyer’s decision to follow newspaper carrier violate Sheriff’s Department policy?
• Slain deputy’s family can’t sue Pierce County for wrongful death, judge decides
• WA officials expect ‘minimal disruption’ to vaccine efforts amid Johnson & Johnson pause
• COVID vaccine events continue in Pierce County, without Johnson & Johnson doses
• Here are the latest COVID-19 case numbers confirmed Tuesday in Washington state
• Here are Tuesday’s COVID-19 case numbers for Pierce County
• Pierce County seeks more COVID-19 vaccines in battle to get back to Phase 3
• Here are the latest COVID-19 case numbers confirmed Monday in Washington state
• Site of former Tacoma Sixth Avenue Kmart sells for millions. Here’s what’s planned
• Little risk seen to 504 who got Johnson & Johnson vaccine in Lakebay before pause
• Woman hurt after reckless driver sends big red ball rolling outside Tacoma Target store
• ‘Blessed’ Tyler Lockett wants to retire with Seahawks, who intend to move him around at WR
• Mariners starter James Paxton headed for season-ending surgery
• OK to be angry about Pierce County slipping to Phase 2. It’s part of grief process
• Photos show car wedged under guardrail after driver falls asleep, Washington cops say
• ‘Slave chains’ lesson leads Washington school district to address racial blind spots
• TNT letters to the editor, 4/13/2021
• More in-person days for Puyallup students with new social distancing requirements