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Hiring event connects job seekers with jobs
MOSES LAKE — At least one person came away very happy from the Fall Hiring Event and Resource Fair at WorkSource …
New York City contact tracers start, reach out to 600 people
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City contact tracers hired to contain the spread of the coronavirus reached out to all of the roughly 600 people who tested positive for the virus citywide on Monday, the first day of the p…
VIRUS DIARY: When the class hamster came home - and stayed
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — After 60-plus days, I threw in the towel. Mr. Rich had to go.
Quincy Farmers Market to open in new location
QUINCY — Quincy Farmers Market will open for the season on Saturday, June 20, at Heritage Park, outside the Reiman-Simmons House, 415 F St. SW, Quincy.
Moses Lake High School honors 20 seniors who persevered
MOSES LAKE — While everyone works hard to graduate from high school, some students just have to work harder.
VIRUS DIARY: Time and longing during a locked-down babyhood
SEATTLE (AP) — My 8-month-old baby has now spent 32% of his life under quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Can I get COVID-19 through my eyes or ears?
Can I get COVID-19 through my eyes or ears?
Tourist towns balance fear, survival in make-or-break summer
CANNON BEACH, Ore. (AP) — As the coronavirus raced across America, this quaint seaside town did what would normally be unthinkable for a tourist destination.
Edmunds: 0% loans are a smart way to get out of a bad loan
To spur car sales amid the coronavirus pandemic, nearly every automaker has introduced 0% financing. Getting a 0% car loan can be a smart way to finance a new car.
Stadium virus prevention steers spotlight toward fan privacy
The metal detectors every sports fan has become accustomed to at the gate might soon be accompanied by thermal body scanners as part of the
Millennial Money: Unexpected perks of scaling back spending
When I originally set out to write this column, I wanted to share the unexpected benefits of cutting back on my online shopping habit.
Will temperature checks of employees make workplaces safe?
Will temperature checks of employees make workplaces safe?
Parents, educators, experts talk to kids on race amid unrest
NEW YORK (AP) — As an African American parent, Cassandre Dunbar in Charlotte, North Carolina, always knew she and her husband would have “the talk” with their son, the one preparing him for interactions with law en…
VIRUS DIARY: Sweden stayed open. I stayed at home.
STOCKHOLM (AP) — Early April.
Liz Weston: Take control now with advance medical directives
If you get COVID-19 and struggle to breathe, would you want to be put on a ventilator? Whatever your answer, ask yourself another question: Who would make your wishes clear if you couldn’t speak for yourself?
The American story, splintered, and those vying to tell it
What does the United States of America mean?