COVID-19 images wanted for history
One day soon the images of how we are living through the COVID-19 pandemic will be history. And the state wants a record of them.
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One day soon the images of how we are living through the COVID-19 pandemic will be history. And the state wants a record of them.
<p>There isn't much that's simple about Brenda Humbert's barbershop along Everett's Evergreen Way. The decor alone is testament to that. Except one thing, said her customers.</p>
<p>A toy dump truck was removed from a store's shelves Sunday after one of them burst into flames, still in the box, in the bed of a real truck.</p>
<p>These are difficult hours for Gayla Thompson. "I'm hanging in there," she said. <span style="font-size: 12px;">Her 46-year-old daughter, Trina Morgan, was killed near Arlington, Washington, Saturday night, trying to help someone else's child.</span></p>
<p><span>Authorities are investigating after a young boy was <a href="http://www.kiro7.com/news/boy-4-survives-being-tossed-25-feet-from-bridge-into-river_/432013355" target="_blank">apparently thrown from a railroad bridge</a> about 25 feet into the Wynoochee River west of Olympia, Washington. </span></p>
<p>A 14-year-old Seattle Prep football player is being called a hero on Tuesday after he helped Bellevue police nab a suspected shoplifter.</p>