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No classes on Thursday or Friday, either online or in-person, for public school kids in Seattle as SPS says there are an "unusually large number of school staff taking leave following Veteran’s Day."
There will be no school on Nov. 12 for students at Seattle Public Schools (SPS) because of a staff shortage, the school district said.
The Seattle Police Department could lay off up to 40 percent of its workforce when the statewide COVID-19 vaccination mandate goes into effect, according to data posted by the department.
The Seattle Police Department could be forced to fire up to 40 percent of its workforce when the ...
Washington State Ferries (WSF), which provide service around the Puget Sound in western Washington, suffered significant staff shortages over the weekend, officials said. On Monday, the service’s website went down for several hours... About 28 workers called in sick on Oct. 9, which he described as not unusual. However, there were no substitutes to replace them, which State Ferries spokesperson Sterling described as “pretty unprecedented.”
Washington State Ferries (WSF), which provide service around the Puget Sound in western Washington, suffered significant staff shortages ...
Hope everyone is keeping safe and cool out there amidst the unprecedented heat wave: https://www.theepochtimes.com/unprecedented-northwest-heat-wave-builds-records-fall_3876695.html
PORTLAND, Ore.—Intense. Prolonged. Record-breaking. Unprecedented. Abnormal. Dangerous. That’s how the National Weather Service described the historic heat wave ...
Friday's job report was better than expected, resulting in stocks soaring. A sign that the U.S. economy is slowly heading back to normal?
Wall Street surged on a striking jobs report
We very often get feedback from our subscribers, thanking us and raving about our articles. I could fill up this entire page with their feedback, but this one stands out as it's especially touching. From a caller to our subscription hotline: "When my husband, an-ex Navy pilot, was dying and could barely hear or speak, he would just say "newspaper", meaning The Epoch Times. He was asking me to read The Epoch Times out loud to him." Close to death, he could barely see but he would ask her to put it close to his face. He would have her read The Epoch Times to him until the day he died, he loved it so much. She thanked us over and over for providing such a great news source for Americans.
A documentary film from Epoch Times investigative reporter Joshua Philipp about the origin of Wuhan Coronavirus (COVID-19, also called the "CCP virus"). https://www.theepochtimes.com/coronavirusfilm
Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gdd7dtDaYmM
A documentary film about the origin of Wuhan Coronavirus (COVID-19). Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gdd7dtDaYmM
Met an elderly woman today while stocking a newsstand. She asked for an old copy of the paper and remarked that she liked our paper. I thought she was just being polite, but I asked her what she liked about it. I was not prepared for her response. She said that the Epoch Times reports just the facts and allows the reader to form their own opinion. She said that of all the papers that she reads, ours "is the winner." She went on for the next five minutes about how much she appreciated the reporting and how it has brought back traditional journalism. So great to meet such an enthusiastic reader.
If there is such a thing as an Epoch Times super fan, I think I found him while stocking our newsstands. I was going to offer him a complimentary paper but he insisted on paying and he even paid a little extra. He told me that he keeps every copy of the paper and then he pulls out the Chinese edition that he just happened to carry with him to show that he reads both since he speaks multiple Asian languages. I could also tell he had been reading our paper for a while because he recalls when our paper used to be free.
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Met a reader today who expressed concern for Anastasia Lin, Miss World Canada, who is in our front page story for this week. Many of our readers have expressed to me their concern for the persecuted in China. http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1364555-newly-crowned-miss-world-canada-says-father-threatened-in-china/
Anastasia Lin campaigned for title on human rights platform, now faces direct threat against her family
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A reader approached me to make a compliment about the paper. He sensed an overall goodness about the paper and thought that it was a Christian-based paper. He elaborated that he knew that we operated ethically and he would not expect to see smutty ads in our paper.
A woman at a bus stop complimented me for using a bicycle to deliver the papers. I gave her a complimentary copy of the Epoch Times and she was thrilled to get a copy. She said "These people tell the truth!" Just as soon, her bus came and her parting remark was that the world needed a voice like our paper.
Chicago has named Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán the city’s “Public Enemy No. 1.”
Nearly 150 years after Congress voted to abolish it, slavery still has never been officially banned in Mississippi—until now.
A gang allegedly processed duck meat with highly toxic additives and then sold it as mutton to restaurants in China before police arrested them, state-run media reported.
People in mainland China are very interested in finding out more about the spiritual practice of Falun Gong, more so than about any other news story. That is the conclusion suggested by a list of the 25 most visited Chinese-language wiki sites in 2012, compiled by wiki’s technical support team.
Chinese hackers have carried out attacks on The New York Times' computer systems for the past four months, stealing account information and passwords of reporters and others who work at the U.S. paper, it said in a report this week.
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