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The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times
26 days
100 days for Seattle’s new superintendent. How is he doing?
Ben Shuldiner pledged to make Seattle the nation's best urban school district. Here's where he stands on key promises, 100 days in as the new superintendent.
The Seattle Times
26 days
The hantavirus outbreak is resurrecting COVID-era misinformation tactics
Experts say the outbreak of hantavirus, which spreads rarely from person to person, poses far less of a threat than COVID. But the rush to embrace a new round of conspiracy theories has them concerned.
The Seattle Times
26 days
Oregon prepares for a challenging summer of water shortages and high fire risk
By last week, data from Oregon showed the snow had completely melted away in some of the state’s mountain ranges. That’s a month or more earlier than usual.
