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Field Gulls
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Seahawks bring back former third-round pick Nick Vannett
On the eve of the first day of training camp, the Seattle Seahawks have found their replacement at tight end for the recently waived Harrison Bryant, and it’s one of their own draft picks from a decade ago. Nick Vannett, a 2016 third-round selection out of Ohio State, has returned to the Seahawks for the […]
Puget Sound Business Journal
about 1 hour
Skanska releases new renderings of Bellevue mass timber tower project
The 12-story tower would fill one of the last two undeveloped parcels in the Washington Square superblock.
My Ballard
about 1 hour
Salmon Bay Paddle to close at the end of summer
After 16 years operating in Ballard, the surf ski and SUP school Salmon Bay Paddle is closing down. Owner Rob Casey shared the news on July 24, saying he wants ... Read more
Puget Sound Business Journal
about 1 hour
Redmond electronics company eyes international growth after Acer investment
The company, which makes USB-focused devices like docking stations and adapters, seeks to boost growth by making inroads into new regions.
Puget Sound Business Journal
about 2 hours
New restaurant nears debut at Seattle Art Museum
The 3,000-square-foot restaurant space at SAM will be active once again, nine months after Market closed at the end of December.
Puget Sound Business Journal
about 2 hours
Washington Equipment Brokers owner sells Lake Sammamish home
While activity has cooled for many homes under $3 million, buyer interest remains strong in trophy waterfront properties across the Puget Sound region.
GeekWire
about 3 hours
Amazon confirms it’s closing key AI site in San Francisco but says work on its top models continues
Amazon is closing its San Francisco AGI site as part of the layoffs it made this week in its artificial general intelligence organization, but said its frontier model research lab will continue. Read More
Puget Sound Business Journal
about 4 hours
Kenmore Air cancels flights Friday after seaplane crash off Sucia Island
The de Havilland DHC-3 was flying from Seattle when it made an emergency landing and caught fire. Injuries ranged from head trauma to broken bones.
The Urbanist
about 4 hours
Councilmembers Reverse Course After Backlash to Universal School Meal Delay
After public outcry following their vote to delay a universal school meal program, Seattle councilmembers had a change of heart and proposed to start the program this fall after all using unspecified general fund dollars.
Field Gulls
about 6 hours
Why Monday is a notable date for a Devon Witherspoon contract extension
Summer is in full swing with just a week left in July, and while the NFL regular season remains a month and a half off, the veteran members of the roster of the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks report for training camp Friday. One of those who is set to report is All-Universe cornerback […]
GeekWire
about 6 hours
‘The Odyssey’ isn’t on IMAX 70mm in Seattle — is it worth a journey for the summer’s biggest film?
Want to see "The Odyssey" as director Christopher Nolan intended? Here is how formats and theaters compare across 70mm, IMAX, and digital — and why a road trip may be needed. Read More
The Urbanist
about 6 hours
Issaquah Leads State With Program to Self-Certify Backyard Cottage Plans
The Eastside city is the first to take advantage of a 2025 state law allowing cities to create a pathway for licensed architects to sign off on their own building plans. The program is intended to cut timelines to getting accessory dwelling units into construction.