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43,000 more Walt Disney World workers will be furloughed

ORLANDO, Fla. — About 43,000 unionized Disney World workers will be furloughed starting April 19, the largest wave…

Business

Small-business funds dwindle as virus aid package sputters

WASHINGTON, D.C. — One of the most celebrated pieces of the massive $2.3 trillion coronavirus relief package that’s…

Northwest News

State to offer grants to small businesses to weather COVID-19 ‘storm’

OLYMPIA — Washington will offer grants to small businesses with as many as 10 employees to help them…

Northwest News

One Seattle business and its tale of two landlords during coronavirus crisis

By Danny Westneat

Life

Disneyland won’t refund coronavirus tickets, but you can postpone

LOS ANGELES — If you bought tickets for a Disneyland visit on a date that coincides with closures…

Nation/World

Truckers warn supply chain in jeopardy if they don’t get better COVID-19 protection

By Judy L. Thomas

Business

GGHI webpage offers latest business-related information surrounding pandemic

In response to the rapidly progressing COVID-19 pandemic, Greater Grays Harbor Inc. has created a webpage (www.graysharbor.org/business/covid-19-resources) to…

Business

Ocean Shores mayor orders moratorium on business evictions

By Scott D. Johnston

News

Senate bill designed to boost regional wineries signed into law

A law drafted to increase the ability of regional organizations to host events that promote local wineries and…

Northwest News

Weekly jobless claims hit record high across the state

By Vicki Hillhouse

Nation/World

Key food prices are surging after virus upends supply chains

By Agnieszka de Sousa, Ruth Olurounbi and Jen Skerritt

Business

Message from the publisher: Vidette to suspend publication

Like many of you, we are taking steps to preserve our business that we never would have imagined…

Business

Retroactive unemployment payments ensure full benefits for eligible Washingtonians

OLYMPIA — Washington State Employment Security Department Commissioner, Suzi LeVine, released this statement on Monday: