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Daily Journal of Commerce
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As Lake Powell shrinks, marinas are having to adapt to dwindling water levels
Matt Barrett has seen Lake Powell drop nearly every year since 2013 or so, when he started making annual treks to the reservoir on the Utah-Arizona border. Some very snowy winters helped it rebound quickly, but this year was far from that.
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After Hours: Tattoo expo returns to Seattle
More than 250 tattoo artists from around the world will gather at Seattle Center's Exhibition Hall for the Seattle Tattoo Expo, returning Aug. 14-16 with live tattooing, contests, entertainment and opportunities for attendees to get tattooed by internationally recognized artists.
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Comic-Con 2026: Marvel returns to Hall H and ‘Spaceballs' sequel hype begins
The Avengers appear set to return to Hall H as Marvel Studios uses Comic-Con International to build hype for the December release of “Avengers: Doomsday” — and chart a path forward as audience interest in superhero films has waned.
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Comedian Jordan Jensen plays Moore
Stand-up comedian Jordan Jensen will bring her 2026 tour to The Moore on Aug. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $38.
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10 minutes
Seattle lectures season unveiled
Seattle Arts & Lectures has announced that single tickets and subscriptions are now on sale for its 2026-27 season, featuring appearances by bestselling authors, award-winning actors and public figures at venues across the Seattle area as well as through livestreams.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Cat video screenings at SIFF Uptown
CatVideoFest, an annual compilation of cat-themed videos from around the world, will return to SIFF Cinema Uptown for three Seattle screenings Aug. 7-9, bringing a mix of viral internet clips, animation and music videos to the big screen.
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Tulalip Tribes open housing community near Marysville
A new apartment community designed specifically to serve members of the Tulalip Tribes opened in April.
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Panattoni pulls over $174M out of Fred310, with Bridge buying big building
Bridge Logistics now owns a large piece of the sprawling Fred310 industrial campus near Frederickson.
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$40M infusion will add Nordic spa to Daniels' Lodge at St. Edward Park
Kevin and Mary Daniels, co-owners of the Lodge at St. Edward Park, are investing $40 million to plump up the health and wellness facilities at the luxury Kenmore hotel.
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Verity Credit Union to open new Rainier Valley branch
Verity Credit Union is expanding its presence in South Seattle with a new Rainier Valley branch set to open Oct. 5.
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Transit measure heads to voters
A measure to fund public transit and transportation programs over the next decade passed unanimously out of the Seattle City Council Tuesday and is headed to the November ballot.
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UW plans bid release for GC/CM, architect on Intellectual House's second phase
The University of Washington will soon be seeking an architect and a general contractor/construction manager for Phase II of its Intellectual House, a 7,200-square foot building focused on student belonging and community.