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Daily Journal of Commerce
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Fremont site could see new units
An old house at 3644 Greenwood Ave. N. is on the market.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Tiny creature, big containment job
Port of Tacoma is seeking bids for invasive snail removal — with an estimated cost of up to $1.6 million.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Belltown block rises in value, with 100-foot HOP bonus height!
It was only yesterday when you read a DJC story about the American Can building, on the north end of the downtown waterfront. That huge landmarked structure is bound for conversion to apartments.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Speed fines increase for work zones
Road construction crews in Washington will see stronger protections starting July 1, when the state begins issuing fines for first-time speeding violations captured by work zone cameras.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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‘We Built This House': Construction complete on Bills stadium
A section of the glass entrance displays the names of every person that contributed to the construction of Highmark Stadium.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Ecology seeks input on Hanford permit
The state Department of Ecology is seeking public comments on its draft permit renewal covering the waste sites and facilities at the Hanford Nuclear Site in southeast Washington.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Big Arlington logistics building could be yours to buy and fill
Nearing completion in Arlington, at 16512 51st Ave. N.E., is an industrial project now dubbed Northsound Logistics.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Parks Tacoma honored for replica building at Fort Nisqually living museum
The Clerk's House, the newest building at the Fort Nisqually Living History Museum in Tacoma's Point Defiance Park, has won an award for historic preservation from the city of Tacoma's Landmark Preservation Commission.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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CBRE arranges complex financing for affordable units in Frederickson
Addison Grove is now the official name for a 102-unit affordable housing project to rise in the Frederickson area of Pierce County.
PubliCola
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KCRHA Spins the News that Homelessness Is Growing
By Erica C. Barnett After releasing a high-level summary of the latest “point in time count” report on King County’s… The post KCRHA Spins the News that Homelessness Is Growing appeared first on PubliCola.
Seattle Weekly
3 days
US Supreme Court deals blow to Trump, ruling states can accept ballots after Election Day
This is a developing report that will be updated.
Seattle Medium
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How Trump’s Takeover Fractured America’s Birthday Party
The left-leaning organization Next250 has reoriented its commemoration of America's 250th anniversary, presenting an alternative to former President Donald Trump's influence over the national celebration. This reorientation included a communal festival in Washington, D.C., featuring an indigenous opening ceremony, a march originating from the site formerly known as Black Lives Matter Plaza, and voter registration initiatives.