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As COVID-19 cases soar, Gov. Jay Inslee announced further restrictions on public gatherings.

Monday, November 16, 2020 5:52am
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Gov. Jay Inslee and other officials spoke about issues surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.

The governor issued further restrictions after new coronavirus cases soared in recent weeks, including state record highs.

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