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Bellevue’s AI boom: CoreWeave doubles down on office space
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After Hours: Summer starts at state parks
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Fish passage work brings I-5 bypass, lane reductions — and removal of iconic rock
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Daily Journal of Commerce
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County purchases Eastside offices
An office and warehouse building at 20205 144th Ave. N.E. sold this week for a little over $8.8 million, according to King County records.
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Third Avenue shines brighter with new lights
The Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) has installed new catenary lighting along and across Third Avenue, extending from the 2024 Spark Block installation between Stewart and Virginia streets.