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Rantz: Edmonds extremists demanding you give up your home is peak 2020
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Inslee: High transmission risk at restaurants until we 'invent a way' to eat with a mask on
Gov. Inslee says while most Washington restaurants have taken steps to reduce COVID transmission, the risk cannot be avoided in these indoor environments. -
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WA needs to 'take strong actions' to lower risk of overwhelming hospitals
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Lawsuit against Seattle over CHOP zone moving forward, alleges endangerment
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The new Seattle Star will debut Friday on the corner of the building at 4th and Pine with a dazzling approach to 21st century decorative holiday lighting. -
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Gov. Inslee on how Washington is handling the pandemic's third wave
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