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August 4, 2021

• One Pierce County town has now banned all short-term rentals and Airbnbs. Here’s why
• Pierce County Sheriff’s Department investigating alleged molestation reported on ferry
• ‘Best day ever.’ Summer campers at local Boys & Girls Club receive new laptops
• With cases stacking up, Pierce County court adjusts COVID rules to get trials moving
• ‘No-poop zones.’ Residents say travelers are using Pierce County community as a toilet
• Help us say goodbye to The Harvester after almost 4 decades of comfort food
• City of Gig Harbor going back to stricter masking requirements. Here’s why
• ‘Significant distributor’ of methamphetamine in the South Sound sentenced in Tacoma
• Man pleads guilty, sentenced for fatally attacking victim with piece of asphalt in Tacoma
• Voter turnout in Pierce County: How 2021 primary election compares to past years
• You can Airbnb at the house from ‘Twilight’ in Oregon – but it’s freakishly popular
• Seattle’s Nevin Harrison, who trained with Gig Harbor canoe club, wins gold medal in Olympics
• What will high school sports look like in 2021-22 school year in Washington?
• Seahawks offensive coordinator Shane Waldron likes what he sees from new, up-tempo offense
• Ethan Pocic has to win back his Seahawks starting job from upstart center Kyle Fuller
• Rays beat Mariners 4-3 to avoid season series sweep
• Worker restoring bridge dies when he falls and lands on an island, WA officials say
• Husband lost big at casino, then lied to police to hide bad news from wife, WA cops say
• Puyallup city council race narrows to two distinct candidates
• Gold medal in Japan brings sense of pride to these vendors at Puyallup farmers market
• Five things we learned from Tacoma, Pierce County primary election results
• Soldier from JBLM hasn’t been seen since Sunday — authorities seek public’s help