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Daily Journal of Commerce
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After Hours: Seattle Opera visionary dies
Speight Jenkins, the longtime general director who transformed Seattle Opera into one of the nation's leading opera companies, died Saturday at age 89.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Steampunk festival creates an unlikely capital for Victorian style and sci-fi oddity in New Zealand
The woman in the pink frock coat announced herself as steam curled from a strange brass contraption on her back.
Capitol Hill Seattle
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Virtue Coffee and Cocktails: The only new* Capitol Hill food+drink project of 2026?
A rare opening of a new mixed-use development on Capitol Hill will also bring something else not seen a lot these days in the central city — a wholly new food and drink space joining the area’s mix of bars, … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
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Seattle City Council sets August deadline for mayor to sort out King County Regional Homelessness Authority mess
The Seattle City Council has set a date for leaders and Mayor Katie Wilson to chart a path for the city on homelessness in ...
Capitol Hill Seattle
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SDOT restores Central District’s red, black, and green Pan-African crosswalks
The Seattle Department of Transportation is restoring the Central District’s Pan-African flag crosswalks in time for Juneteenth. The work at 11 crossings at seven locations across the neighborhood is part of the city’s periodic retouches under its community crosswalk program … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
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Be ready for weekend traffic snarls during full closure of northbound I-5
Capitol Hill drivers and transit riders should brace for significant delays this weekend. The Washington State Department of Transportation has announced a full closure of northbound Interstate 5 through the heart of Seattle, stretching from I-90 past the Ship Canal … Continue reading →
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Have your say on Pike Place barriers
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) wants to know what the public thinks about the temporary movable vehicle barriers currently in place at Pike Place Market.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Demo looms in Bellevue, with possible summer start for Onni's high-rise trio
It's been about seven years since Canadian developer Onni Group paid $116 million for the 4-acre property at 606 106th Ave. N.E. in downtown Bellevue. Its planned three-tower 606 Bellevue project could exceed 3.4 million square feet.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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LMN moving to waterfront's restored Washington Park building
The lovingly renovated Washington Park building, at 68 S. Washington St., finally has a tenant: LMN Architects.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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BNBuilders completes new building for Lakeside School
In late April, Lakeside School students, parents and alumni toured the recently completed academic building at 14050 First Ave. N.E.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Transit measure renewal includes money to support light-rail expansions
The Seattle Transit Measure renewal proposed Tuesday by Mayor Katie B. Wilson targets increasing bus service by 100,000 trips a year, rebuilding streets and bus stops, funding Seattle's two streetcar lines — and $6.1 million to support upcoming light-rail projects in the city.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Movers & Markets: Let's get this ball rolling, already!
NAIOP Washington is hosting a World Cup-related industry gathering on the morning of June 11. Says the host, “This event will offer a unique look into Seattle's position as a world-class destination, from business to tourism. We'll also explore the motivations of developers who are betting big on Pioneer Square and their expectations for the future of the area.”