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Inslee: Some Washington counties won’t move to second phase of coronavirus reopening plan by June 1

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Inslee: Some Washington counties won’t move to second phase of coronavirus reopening plan by June 1

Fourteen of Washington’s 39 counties have now gotten permission from health officials to start the second phase.

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