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America Turns 250: It’s Time To Redraw The Revolution, Again
Paul Revere's historical engraving of the Boston Massacre obscured the true composition of the crowd, notably omitting Crispus Attucks, the first casualty of African and Native ancestry. This misrepresentation perpetuated a narrative portraying the American Revolution as primarily led by wealthy white men. In reality, the fight for independence involved a diverse coalition of individuals, including sailors, servants, farmers, shoemakers, soldiers, spies, mothers, fugitives, and the enslaved.
Lookout Landing
about 14 hours
Mariners News: Futures Game, Cade Cavalli, and Brent Rooker
Good morning everyone! I hope you all enjoyed your Mariners off-day yesterday. The squad is back in action this afternoon against the Angels. The holiday weekend is now just around the corner! What plans do you have on this Fourth of July? Do you enjoy watching fireworks, or has the novelty of it been lost […]
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
30 Capitol Hill units change hands
A vintage apartment building at 321 Broadway E. sold this week for just over $4.5 million, according to King County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
Movers & Markets: DSA honors McCullough
Jack McCullough is, without doubt, the city's leading land-use attorney. And to further confirm that exalted status, the Downtown Seattle Association recently named him City Maker of the Year.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
Bank OZK takes ownership of empty new Chapter Buildings
In the University District, a pair of recently developed and seemingly vacant office buildings changed hands this week. Because there are ground leases involved, King County recorded the two transactions on Tuesday in a non-standard fashion.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
Busy Fourth weekend projected for state ferries
The bump of Independence Day travel joins an already booming year for WSF ridership.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
CM sought for pedestrian bridge
The city of Maple Valley is looking for a construction manager to build a new pedestrian bridge on state Route 169 near Southeast 258th Street in Maple Valley.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
195 Redmond units sell for $94M
In the second of two related deals between the same parties, Goodman Real Estate has sold its fairly new Cru at Willows 124 apartments. King County recorded the $94 million deal shortly before deadline Wednesday.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
Summer Roanoke Lid foundation work heats up
Last week, crews began installing drilled shafts near East Roanoke Street in Montlake that will support the future Roanoke lid over the new Portage Bay Bridge.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
Early learning center opens at Lake Washington Institute of Technology
Students and employees at the Lake Washington Institute of Technology (LWTech) in Kirkland now have access to onsite childcare.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
Finally, ‘let's get building' Interstate Bridge's replacement
At long, last, the aging Columbia River crossing connecting Washington and Oregon is ready for reconstruction.
Daily Journal of Commerce
about 20 hours
County, Seattle reset KCRHA
Yesterday, King County Exec. Girmay Zahilay and Seattle Mayor B. Katie Wilson announced a three-part plan that they say will stabilize, right-size and reset the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA).