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Amazon reportedly let more than 40 anti-LGBTQIA+ organizations raise money through AmazonSmile, and donated to anti-LGBTQIA+ politicians. https://t.co/AdifoXpQTM

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The Broadway & Denny store is the first to unionize in Starbucks' hometown, but several others may be close behind. https://t.co/9yrLUl3tzg

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Amid a prolonged labor dispute and major project delays, King County is considering standing up its own concrete manufacturing facilities. https://t.co/sFZpjPjmMG

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"We need to use the time we have left now, while COVID is not surging, to build COVID preparedness and resistance," Dr. Jeff Duchin said. https://t.co/3gUoWE94Ea

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Washington will not follow other states in rolling back all mask directives this week, but a few changes are on the horizon. https://t.co/dri5YG77hv

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State Superintendent Chris Reykdal says schools are ready for the statewide mask mandate to end. State leaders, however, are not as sure. https://t.co/mEukzpnugm

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Hundreds of concrete workers have been on the picket lines for months. Officials warn major projects could be delayed without a deal soon. https://t.co/eZIemHEhii

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The National Weather Service issued a tsunami advisory for coastal areas across the West after a major volcanic eruption near Tonga. https://t.co/XyUKp321U3

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Seattle, Bellevue and Tacoma could each pick up a few inches of snow by Monday evening, followed by severe cold. Here's the latest forecast. https://t.co/1cQHdSmQAl

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The Seattle region is facing its most severe cold snap in more than a decade, and city crews are preparing to work around the clock. https://t.co/c7WKyTXsTh

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Temperatures falling into the low 30s by the holiday weekend could be the perfect ingredient for a white Christmas in Puget Sound. https://t.co/xHyFcfl0Vl

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Elections officials said a "very rough estimate" left 120,000 ballots left to count in Seattle after election night. https://t.co/ypGjEdFFPP

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The nation's official winter forecast is here, and it brings good tidings for Western Washington. Here's what to expect. https://t.co/o4GuEC5OQM

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Things are already wet in Western Washington, and they're about to get wetter. Here's what to expect as autumn falls into its rainy groove. https://t.co/8bB16RVnX7

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Case counts are down, but hospital beds are likely to remain full for months to come, says the Department of Health. https://t.co/DylqRJKsvw

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WSDOT will close the bridge between Seattle and the Eastside from Friday night through Monday morning. https://t.co/oIVurZTJg7

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Officials said just 150 of Seattle's 11,000 public employees had not submitted proof of vaccination or exemption requests by early Monday. https://t.co/pqtfgPHmQj

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La Niña has emerged for a "double-dip" this winter and should stick around into early spring. https://t.co/VroSmj4UXI

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The change, effective Saturday, will cut the number of ferries on the Seattle/Bainbridge service and other popular routes. https://t.co/vuVDFUiHjV

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Though transmission remains high, the number of COVID-19 patients in the hospital is down 40% from last month, and case counts are falling. https://t.co/NlnHZMdeIP