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By MANUEL VALDES
Associated Press
SEATTLE — A piece
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kaleidoscope of colors, some
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used the gooey gobs to paste
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take on the cleaning. They
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gunman killed nine people
and himself last month.
Douglas County deputy
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Portland State University
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A worker uses a powerful steam cleaner to work decades of gum off a “gum wall”
that stretches behind and above him, Tuesday in Seattle. Tourists and locals have
been sticking their used chewing gum to the wall near Pike Place Market for 20
years, leaving an estimated 1 million pieces in a kaleidoscope of colors, some
stretched and pinched into messages, hearts and other designs.
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has expanded beyond one
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photo taken by Michael Teylan, right, at Seattle’s “gum said.
wall” at Pike Place Market, Monday.
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“It’s one of those
things that just gives
people peace of
mind, at this point.”
— Anne Marie Levis,
Umpqua Community College
public information officer
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campus.
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since the shootings, Levis
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college
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Chipotle reopening Northwest restaurants after E. coli outbreak
ordering a fresh supply of ingredi-
ents, the company said. It also said
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restocking and is instituting addi-
tional safety procedures and audits
in all of its 2,000 restaurants to
ensure robust food safety standards.
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apologized to those affected by the
outbreak.
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and integrity of our food supply has
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SEATTLE (AP) — Chipotle
said Tuesday that it is reopening the
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it closed amid an E. coli outbreak
after tests at the Mexican food chain
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a cause of the outbreak that started
last month but concluded there is
no ongoing risk of contracting the
illness that has sickened about 40
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rants in Washington state and
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Chipotle restaurants in Oregon
and Washington, but the company
closed 43 locations in its Seattle and
Portland markets as a precaution. It
said it conducted additional sani-
tization measures in its restaurants
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ton’s state epidemiologist, had
said he expected the restaurants to
reopen by Wednesday or Thursday.
The most recent person sickened
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