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Seattle sporting events to require full vaccination for fans, employees

By: via Business Journals
The announcements aimed to provide fans sufficient time to get vaccinated before upcoming events in October, including the first home game in franchise history for the Seattle Kraken and potential postseason games for the Mariners.
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