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Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin connect and build up the Northwest community with their signature mix of stories and perspectives. The Gee and Ursula Show airs weekdays from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. on KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM. Gee & Ursula on KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM News & Opinions
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College students hold power, options for the first time in a long time
Harvard professor Todd Rose recently wrote, "Don't Commit to a College This Year Just Because You're on Deadline. You Have More Control Than You Think."6 years ago
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Tacoma nurse credits remdesivir for helping in husband’s coronavirus battle
A nurse updates us on her husband's struggle with coronavirus and what treatment regimen she credits with his improvement.6 years ago
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Gee’s college basketball coach survived COVID-19
Gee Scott's college basketball coach, Tom Schermerhorn, survived COVID-19. He joins the show to discuss how this virus impacts everyone differently.6 years ago
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Local nurse recovers from COVID-19 while her husband fights to stay alive
Tammy Edwards is at home, alone, trying to recover from COVID-19, while her husband is battling to stay alive at the hospital where she works.6 years ago
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Thurston County Sheriff: Stay-at-home enforcement should be handled by complaint
Sheriff John Snaza shares his perspective on the statements made by sheriffs across the state who said they will not enforce the stay-at-home orders.6 years ago
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Bellevue citizens report 567 social distancing violations so far in app
The Bellevue police department launched a reporting tool for social distancing violations through the MyBellevue app to reduce the calls to 911.6 years ago
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Sen. O’Ban proposes suspension of car tab fees during coronavirus crisis
Washington state has seen a record high unemployment rate during the pandemic, but you still have to pay your car tab fees.6 years ago
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West Seattle commissary kitchen distributes free meals to those in need
Keith Mathewson and the tenants of the KBM Seattle commissary kitchen are giving back to their community by making free meals for anyone in need.7 years ago
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Peace Bus Breakfast Fund helping South Sound families in need
Kwabi Amoah-Forson demonstrates that peace is action as he drives his "Peace Bus" around the South Sound, helping people struggling during the pandemic.7 years ago
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Letters from listeners reaching local nursing homes hit by coronavirus
The Columbia Nursing Home is one of the local facilities receiving uplifting letters from Gee & Ursula Show listeners during this pandemic.7 years ago
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Ursula: New White House Press Secretary? Why bother?
Trump campaign spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany will be the next White House Press Secretary, the fourth for this administration.7 years ago
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Looking out for signs of overusing drugs and alcohol for stress
David Anderson of Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation clinic in Bellevue discusses how people turn to alcohol and drugs during stressful times.7 years ago
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Expert: Social distancing won’t work until whole country shuts down
Until a nationwide social distancing measures are coordinated across every state, it may be hard to fully mitigate the country's coronavirus outbreak.7 years ago
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UW pandemic expert: Should we all be wearing masks during coronavirus?
UW Pandemic Expert Dr. Rabinowitz answers whether you should wear masks to protect yourself during the coronavirus outbreak.7 years ago
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11-year-old Natalie is spreading kindness with chalk in Snohomish County
During this time when anxiety levels are high, positive thoughts and a little bit of kindness through chalk messages can go a long way.7 years ago
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What will crime look like in the age of coronavirus?
Pierce County Sheriff Paul Pastor discusses crime in the era of coronavirus, and says the force is stretched thin.7 years ago
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Cliff Avril Family Foundation donating to students, community during outbreak
Former Seattle Seahawks defensive end Cliff Avril and the Cliff Avril Family Foundation are donating over $50,000 to four community-based organizations.7 years ago
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Lunch ladies spread joy to students picking up hot meals during closures
"Lunch ladies" in the Central Kitsap School District have upbeat music blaring while they run and dance lunch bags out to families in cars.7 years ago
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Governors, mayors have strong powers to enforce stay-at-home measures
Professor Hugh Spitzer at UW Law explains that local governments can use "police power" to enforce social distancing and stay-at-home orders.7 years ago
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UW Dr. Rabinowitz: ‘We’re headed for the worst part of the epidemic’
Dr. Peter Rabinowitz, director of the UW MetaCenter for Pandemic Preparedness, expects a long road ahead for the coronavirus response.7 years ago
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King County looks for property tax relief during coronavirus crisis
Washington has issued a moratorium on evictions for the next 30 days for those who have been impacted by coronavirus, but what about property tax relief?7 years ago
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Bonney Lake Mayor encourages city to donate, support local business
Bonney Lake Mayor Neil Johnson is encouraging everyone to buy one thing from a local business each day during the outbreak, or donate to a food bank.7 years ago
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Safeway and Albertsons announce seniors-only shopping hours
Safeway Albertsons plans to offer shopping hours for high-risk customers, and to hire 2,000+ people in need of a job during the coronavirus response.7 years ago
