Opinion

Comment: Can colleges be ready to open by fall? Should they?

The precautions necessary will require changes to dorms, common areas and the daily schedule.

Opinion

Commentary: Finding a COVID-19 vaccine is only the first step

As work on vaccines continues, we also have to prepare the public to trust what is being developed.

Opinion

Harrop: Has social distancing rewired our consumer brain?

Just because businesses reopen doesn’t mean shoppers will resume their former spending habits.

Local News

Edmonds offers up to $1,000 in COVID aid for bills or food

Those earning less than 60% of the median income are eligible for rent and grocery money and more.

Alaska Airlines to require passengers to wear masks

Business

Alaska Airlines to require passengers to wear masks

The airline is also blocking middle seats on large planes and aisle seats on small ones through May.

Lessons from earlier outbreak helped Everett-based USS Kidd

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Lessons from earlier outbreak helped Everett-based USS Kidd

Nearly a quarter of the crew has the coronavirus. Here’s how the they handled the crisis.

Evergreen State Fair in Monroe is cancelled for 2020

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Evergreen State Fair in Monroe is cancelled for 2020

It’s only the third time in 120 years that the fair has been called off due to a…

Prosecutor says he won’t defend sheriff against recall effort

Local News

Prosecutor says he won’t defend sheriff against recall effort

In a letter, Adam Cornell criticizes Sheriff Adam Fortney’s refusal to enforce the governor’s stay-home order.

1 in 5 Washington workers have filed unemployment claims

Local News

1 in 5 Washington workers have filed unemployment claims

Thousands who have not received benefits have an issue on their application that needs to be resolved.

100 days in: COVID-19 and the ongoing changes

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100 days in: COVID-19 and the ongoing changes

Public Health Essentials! A blog by the Snohomish Health District.

Business

Tyson meat plant near Tri-Cities to remain closed longer

Out of 1,400 workers, 130 have tested positive for COVID-19 and one person has died.

Opinion

Commentary: What to do to keep reading your local newspaper

As with many businesses, Covid-19 has hurt newspapers. They need readers to speak up for them.

Opinion

Harrop: No matter where you choose to live, life will change

Take or leave the big city, there are now trade-offs to consider thanks to life after COVID-19.

Costco shoppers, you gotta wear masks starting Monday

Business

Costco shoppers, you gotta wear masks starting Monday

Whole Foods will offer free masks at the entrance and is “requesting” customers cover their faces.

Coronavirus forces cancellation of Little League World Series

Sports

Coronavirus forces cancellation of Little League World Series

The national little league tournament had been held every year since 1947.

Rapid coronavirus tests make drive-thru debut in county

Local News

Rapid coronavirus tests make drive-thru debut in county

Gov. Inslee clears way for elective surgeries but won’t say how long stay home order will be extended

42 days in hospital, 25 on ventilator, and now home at last

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42 days in hospital, 25 on ventilator, and now home at last

Peggy Jahn was one the county’s early COVID-19 cases. The Marysville woman overcame steep odds.

Watch Gov. Jay Inslee’s Wednesday news conference here

Northwest

Watch Gov. Jay Inslee’s Wednesday news conference here

He is to be joined by other state officials to provide an update on the COVID-19 response.

Inslee challenger seeks to block ban on religious gatherings

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Inslee challenger seeks to block ban on religious gatherings

The GOP candidate for governor says he’s been prevented from conducting Bible studies in his home.

$317 million Everett school bond bound for August vote

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$317 million Everett school bond bound for August vote

Board members say passage of the measure will help the community recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.