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Coronavirus In Gig Harbor: The Week In Review
A second vaccine is approved, and state health leaders say Washington is on track to contain the winter surge. Catch up on the latest.

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A second vaccine is approved, and state health leaders say Washington is on track to contain the winter surge. Catch up on the latest.

A second vaccine is approved, and state health leaders say Washington is on track to contain the winter surge. Catch up on the latest.
A second vaccine is approved, and state health leaders say Washington is on track to contain the winter surge. Catch up on the latest.
The anniversary celebration will kick off with the city's 25th annual art contest, but many more events are planned through the year.
Of the $600 million, the Employment Security Department has recouped about $250 million.
Starting Friday afternoon, the trail will be closed through the weekend.
Mayor Kit Kuhn describes the plan as "a very cautious approach" considering the city does not know the full impacts the pandemic will leave.
The proposal includes a new tax on capital gains, plus millions in spending for small businesses and helping residents pay rent.
Congress has vowed not to go home before approving a nearly $900 billion stimulus.
The Gig Harbor Planning Commission makes recommendations to City Council on issues of zoning and land use.
It's been a tumultuous school year for Washington students, but a greater percentage of students will graduate this year than ever before.
The Washington Department of Labor & Industries says it's the "most occurrences ever of overworking teens".
A recent sweep by the Attorney General's Office caught seven companies that had been illegally selling vapes to minors in Washington.
The city says it's unlikely either will flood, but the storms this week will have both rivers elevated.
Daily coronavirus cases remain very high, but Washington appears to have flattened the curve of transmissions.
Even with the coronavirus closures, WA's economy added about 100 jobs over November, leaving the state close to where it was in October.
The county council appeared poised to approve a controversial proposal to dissolve the Tacoma - Pierce Count Health Department late Tuesday.
Classic December weather is on tap for Washington, with cycles of rain, wind and mountain snow stretching as far as the forecast can see.
Classic December weather is on tap for Washington, with cycles of rain, wind and mountain snow stretching as far as the forecast can see.
Classic December weather is on tap for Washington, with cycles of rain, wind and mountain snow stretching as far as the forecast can see.