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10 deaths due to COVID-19 recorded in Washington, test guidelines broadened
A tenth person in Washington died due to the novel coronavirus on Wednesday, according to the state Department of Health.
Conventions, sporting events in Spokane, proceeding despite coronavirus outbreak
Visitors to major gatherings at the Spokane Convention Center and sporting events at the Spokane Arena can expect to find additional hand-sanitizer stations and more aggressive cleaning of restrooms, but all events…
10th person in Washington dies of the coronavirus, more cases confirmed
A tenth person in Washington died due to the novel coronavirus on Wednesday, according to the state Department of Health.
Peter Pan to continue allowing immigration checks on buses
BOSTON (AP) — Peter Pan Bus Lines, a major Northeast carrier, will continue to allow federal immigration officials on its buses to conduct routine checks for immigrants living in the country illegally, saying it co…
Millennial Money: Credit card loyalty is no virtue
Loyalty is often a good thing, but not in a relationship with your credit card. It’s often better to be like the “distracted boyfriend” from the internet meme …
Spring decor trends: soothing, soft, sustainable, stylish
If you’re looking for respite from this winter’s weather and news, you’ll find plenty of peace and quiet in the spring offerings beginning to show up at home d…
Regular bedtime may be good for the waistline
A consistent bedtime doesn't just lead to more productive mornings – it may lead to weight loss among women and contribute to a heart-healthy lifestyle, a small study shows.
Mix-and-match decor: In with the old ... and in with the new
An early, painted Swedish sideboard next to a leather sectional. An ornate Italian walnut headboard on a bed dressed in featherweight linen. A collection of co…
Estrogen therapy in early menopause may help keep arteries clear
Taking an estrogen pill early in menopause could slow the progress of fatty buildups in the neck arteries, according to new research.
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Bold decor, and you still get the security deposit back
Noelle Daumeyer and her roommates knew they needed a big, bold art piece to decorate the bland, white walls in the living room of their rented apartment, but t…
Buy, build or fix: What's best for first-time home buyers?
With a limited supply of entry-level housing for sale, getting your foot in the door you want could be a challenge if you’re looking to buy your first home soo…
`Sustainable gardening' includes many eco-friendly practices
``Sustainable” is one of gardening’s trendiest buzzwords, yet it carries a range of definitions. Just what does it mean in practical terms, and how important i…
Analysis: One Sure Thing About COVID-19: No Telling How Many People Have It
It has been nearly three months since the first cases of a new coronavirus pneumonia appeared in Wuhan, China, and it is now a global outbreak. And yet, despite nearly 90,000 infections worldwide (most of them in …
Maine Voters Consider U-Turn On Vaccine Exemptions
As Mainers head to the polls on Super Tuesday for the presidential primary, they also will decide another issue: vaccine requirements. A statewide referendum asks if voters want to overturn a new law that eliminate…