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Sumner Students Gather 11,000 Pounds Of Food For Local Food Bank
Students and community members worked together to donate thousands of pounds of food for Sumner High's Food Bowl 2020.

Charles started as Field Editor for Patch in May 2020, covering western Washington. He is based in Seattle. In the past, he has written for various TV news stations in Seattle, Reno, Nevada and Fairbanks, Alaska. He has also worked as a music critic, weatherman, and soccer referee.
Students and community members worked together to donate thousands of pounds of food for Sumner High's Food Bowl 2020.

Unemployment claims did jump the first week following the new coronavirus restrictions, but appear to be on the rebound.
Firefighters are trying to determine what sparked a house fire in east Lakewood early Thursday.
Working Washington grants can provide businesses up to $20,000 to help them stay afloat during the pandemic, but they'll need to apply soon.
The Washington State Fair couldn't hold a regular fair this summer due to the pandemic, but say they've found a safe solution this winter.
The program's success could change how all of Pierce County school districts handle the coronavirus pandemic.
Police say they're putting extra officers on patrol this December to make sure everyone has a safe holiday season.
It was a record-breaking election, and with Tuesday night's signature, it has finally drawn to a close.
Meteorologists predict the current dry weather will continue through the work week, and possibly into next week as well.
Meteorologists predict the current dry weather will continue through the work week, and possibly into next week as well.
Meteorologists predict the current dry weather will continue through the work week, and possibly into next week as well.
Meteorologists predict the current dry weather will continue through the work week, and possibly into next week as well.
One man has died after a shooting at a Tacoma Motel early Tuesday, now police are looking for a suspect.
More than 30 patients and staff at the psychiatric hospital are currently suffering from COVID-19, marking the biggest spike in cases yet.
Crews will have to close lanes of the 410 later this week as they finish adding stripes to the Traffic Ave interchange in Sumner.
The governor held a news conference to discuss several issues, including vaccine development and a new program to track COVID-19 exposures.
The Patch Holiday Food Drive is raising money for Feeding America and food banks, pantries and meal programs in Washington.
On September 21, a 19-year-old was shot and killed in Tacoma. Now, police say they've captured his 15-year-old killer.
Firefighters are asking the community to come forward and help feed hungry children this holiday season. Here's how you can join in.
Daily case counts remain high, and health officials hope they won't grow even higher because of the Thanksgiving holiday.