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Six People Have Died From Coronavirus in Washington State

Seattle Resident Dies From Coronavirus

It’s the first U.S. death from novel coronavirus.

Washington Coronavirus Patient Is Recovering After Receiving a Trial of an Experimental Antiviral Drug

The first person in the Pacific Northwest, and the nation, to become infected with the Wuhan coronavirus is recovering in the hospital after receiving a possible new treatment.

First U.S. Case of the Deadly Wuhan Coronavirus Is Confirmed Four Hours North of Portland

A respiratory infection that has killed six people and caused hundreds more to fall ill has reached the U.S.—and it’s disturbingly close to Portland.

European Bus Service Launches in Pacific Northwest This Month, Promising a $10 Trip From Portland to Seattle

Watch out BoltBus, there’s a new kid in town.

Eleven Things You May Not Know About Gordon Sondland

Sondland is active in local politics—except in the most basic way.

“You Guys Fucked the Team Tonight”: Timbers Owner Squabbles With Silent Fans

When the Seattle Sounders travel to Portland to play their most bitter rivals, the Timbers, Providence Park typically explodes with noise.

Portland and Seattle Soccer Fans Will Protest a League Ban on Antifascist Symbol Flags By Not Cheering at Tonight’s Game

In May, the Portland Timbers soccer team announced that it was banning fans from flying flags showing an antifascist symbol.

ReachNow Burns Rubber Out of Portland, Abruptly Removing 350 BMWs From City Streets.

The car-sharing service ReachNow is “immediately” shutting down and will close its Portland, Seattle offices.

Oregonians Don’t Want to Make New Friends, Survey Says

That freeze apparently extends to Portland. Around 40 percent of 1,200 Washington and Oregon residents polled last month by Seattle-based Pemco Insurance, Seattle Times first reported, said making friends isn’t important to them. 49 percent of pollsters said they weren’t interested in interacting with people they do know, either.

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