Monday, April 27th, 2020

Tacoma Strong: Monday April 27 2020

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Tacoma Strong: Monday April 27 2020

2 Beers, 5 Love Locals, and 3 Things To Do

Peaks and Pints is closed today for one day of rest and family time. We’ll reopen tomorrow, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. for to-go sales from our 13-door craft cooler, growler fills, take-out food and a special to-go beer flight. In addition, we’d like to give a few more shout-outs to awesome people offering help and relief during the self-quarantining and sheltering in place. Be well everyone!

2 TO-GO BEERS

The Swiss Restaurant & Pub celebrates their 27th Anniversary today with an Alaskan Amber growler fill and “Yesterday’s” sandwich — both available when they opened 27 years ago — for $27.

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Dunagan Brewing is now delivering.

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5 LOVES LOCAL

Pierce County has expanded the COVID-19 relief loan program for small businesses to include businesses located anywhere in Pierce County with 20 or fewer employees.

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Hi-Voltage Records is now available 7 days a week, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for curbside pickup or free shipping.

 

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Moctezuma’s Mexican Restaurant has raised more than $2,000 to deliver meals to frontline workers, and for that they sincerely thank you.

 

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Half Pint Pizza Pub offers pizza to go from 5-9 p.m.

 

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Fort Nisqually Living History Museum offers another photo caption contest.

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3 THINGS TO DO

Creative Colloquy will host a Zoom Literary Gathering at 7 p.m. tonight.

 

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If you are a 5th grader or if you don’t know anything about the sun or if you are completely bored, then YOU are Bryan Johnson’s intended audience for this lesson. …

Halley Knigge’s Virtual Victory Runner challenge this week is to run the #???????????? – ??? #???????????, which means plot out a teeny weeny quarantine course, and run yourself a mile.

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??????? ??????? ??????? ????????? ?: ??? ????-?-?????? ???.⁣ ⁣ Oh, my heart. This week’s challenge was to make a sign, run it to a friend’s house and tell them (from an appropriate distance) that you miss them. I spent 14.7 miles last weekend visiting nine friends, and I tell you, it gave me life. I miss you all!!⁣ ⁣ Swipe through for a lovefest from Fircrest, Tacoma, Orting, Vancouver (WA) and Portland, with additional photo credits to @berggirl, @melerrez and Karen Shreve.⁣ ⁣ As a reminder, anyone can be a Virtual Victory Runner (or biker! or walker!). There are no rules, only guidelines:⁣ ⁣ 1. Anyone can join, and it doesn’t matter if you miss a week or two (or seven).⁣⁣ 2. I’ll drop a new challenge every Sunday. They will be weird. This is not a performance-based running club.⁣⁣ 3. Complete the challenge within the week and tag me and #virtualvictoryrunners with the photographic proof.⁣⁣ 4. Have fun!⁣⁣ ⁣ ???? ????’? ?????????: ??’?? ????? ?? ???? ?? ???? ????’? #???????????? – ??? #???????????. Plot out a teeny weeny quarantine course, and run yourself a mile. (HIGHLY recommend mapping your loop and doing the lap math – my GPS was really confused by my backyard laps and I ended up running nearly two miles trying to get to one in my watch.) Report back here with the photo proof, and don’t forget to tag #virtualvictoryrunners! #reiemployee⁣ #runhappy #runnersofinstagram #runnersofinstagram #orcarunning #thesocialdistancerun

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