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State recreation sites to reopen May 5

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State recreation sites to reopen May 5

Fishing, hiking, boating but still no camping

Gov. Jay Inslee. FILE PHOTO

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Colorado, Nevada to join Washington, Oregon and California in Western States Pact

Governors share vision for modifying stay at home orders, fighting COVID-19

Medic One Foundation’s Gratitude Meals offer support to first responders, local businesses

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Medic One Foundation’s Gratitude Meals offer support to first responders, local businesses

The initiative provides hearty lunches to first responders staffing the COVID-19 testing sites as they work to test…

Report shows severity of COVID-19 impacts on hotels nationwide

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Report shows severity of COVID-19 impacts on hotels nationwide

70% of employees laid off or furloughed, eight in 10 hotel rooms empty

UW students create Spira app to gather COVID-19 data

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UW students create Spira app to gather COVID-19 data

The app was created to screen for respiratory diseases but the teen creators shifted their focus once the…

The true meaning of community | Guest editorial

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The true meaning of community | Guest editorial

LWTech president Dr. Amy Morrison reflects on how the COVID-19 outbreak has brought the community together.

Two former King County jail inmates test positive for COVID-19

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Two former King County jail inmates test positive for COVID-19

First confirmed cases at two correctional facilities

PSE Foundation, PSE commit to over $1 million to support community efforts

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PSE Foundation, PSE commit to over $1 million to support community efforts

Donations to help community groups, food banks during COVID-19 pandemic

State processes record number of applications for unemployment benefits

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State processes record number of applications for unemployment benefits

Employment Security Department had challenges with the volume

Cantwell calls for nationwide support for local media hurt by COVID-19 pandemic

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Cantwell calls for nationwide support for local media hurt by COVID-19 pandemic

Remarks come on Senate floor: ‘We need the media. …and need to help them’

A slide from an April 6 budget presentation to the Issaquah City Council. Screenshot

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City of Issaquah preparing for budget shortfall

COVID-19 pandemic economic stall is impacting city’s revenue.

On April 16, first responders from the Eastside gathered with fire trucks outside of Swedish Medical Center in Issaquah to cheer on hospital workers as a sign of appreciation for their work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Corey Morris / staff photo

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Appreciation and solidarity

First responders cheer on hospital workers.

First round of coronavirus stimulus checks arrive

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First round of coronavirus stimulus checks arrive

The payments showed up in direct-deposit accounts this week. Couples get $2,400, plus $500 per kid.

Toilet paper as essential? | Column

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Toilet paper as essential? | Column

A monthly column about mindfulness and mental well-being.

Photo by Jean Johnson Photography

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Groceries giveaway at Eastridge Church, April 18

The Issaquah location will give away bags of groceries to 500 families.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee.

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Washington, Oregon and California announce Western states pact

To work together on reopening economies, controlling COVID-19

PSE offers bill assistance for customers impacted by COVID-19

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PSE offers bill assistance for customers impacted by COVID-19

$11 million available to help pay bills

The danger of ending social distancing too early | Public Health - Seattle & King County

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The danger of ending social distancing too early | Public Health – Seattle & King County

A conversation with Health Officer Dr. Jeff Duchin

April free state park days postponed

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April free state park days postponed

A date has not been set, though two more free days are approaching in June.

King County’s North Seattle isolation and quarantine site on April 8. The North Seattle/Aurora facility is located at 1132 N 128th St. in Seattle. It features six modular units with a total capacity of 23 people. Corey Morris/staff photo

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King County facilities readying for COVID-19 peak

Facilities are located throughout the county to assist patients with varying levels of support.