Governor Jay Inslee announced that gatherings of people larger than 250 until the end of March are now banned in hope of stopping the spread of the coronavirus.
King, Snohomish and Pierce Counties are part of the ban.
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WestSide Baby suspends operations due to virus concerns
Wed, 03/11/20
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MORESeattle Public Schools closing for minimum of two weeks due to coronavirus
Wed, 03/11/20
information from Seattle Public Schools
Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Denise Juneau today announced the closure of all schools in the district.
MOREPCC Community Markets offers policy, and guidance regarding coronavirus
Tue, 03/10/20
Dear PCC members and shoppers,
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West Seattle Junction businesses respond to coronavirus: the WSJA list
Tue, 03/10/20
The Cornavirus is expected to cause far more than just health problems.
VIDEO- West Seattle Junction Association COVID-19 WSJA MOREAdmiral Theater remaining open; Taking extra steps to ensure customer safety
Tue, 03/10/20
Far Away Entertainment who manage the Admiral Theater in West Seattle has issued a notice to customers that they are remaining open during the coronavirus outbreak.
Their notice reads:
Greetings!
MOREAssessor's Office and Treasury move to virtual customer service in response to COVID-19 outbreak
Tue, 03/10/20
information from King County Assessor
MORESeattle Public Schools are open but large group events are being cancelled
Tue, 03/10/20
information from Seattle Public Schools
VIDEO- Seattle Public Schools March 9 Coronavirus update SPS MORESeattle Public libraries remain open but March programs and events cancelled
Tue, 03/10/20
The Seattle Public Library announced today that the main and branch libraries will remain open but programs and events for March have been cancelled. Future events are yet to be determined.
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Covid-19 case at South Seattle College; Student sent home- employee exposed
Mon, 03/09/20
A student at South Seattle College in West Seattle has been determined to have Covid-19 caused by the Coronavirus. The college sent out a bulletin around 7:10pm to the students and faculty.
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