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Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Smash Room coming to SoDo?
Yes, Smash Room is a thing. It's a brand. As in rage room, or swatting old TVs with baseball bats, or throwing crockery against the walls, or whacking a dead laptop with a golf club. Or, for fans of the 1999 movie “Office Space,” think of the printer scene.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Tacoma hotel trades for over $14M
A La Quinta Inn & Suites at 1425 E. 27th St. sold last week for $14.5 million, according to Pierce County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Manhattan highrise is still unstable after columns buckle, forcing evacuations
A Manhattan highrise remained unstable Tuesday after officials found that columns buckled and floors sagged while it was being converted to luxury apartments, forcing evacuations in and around the Midtown construction site.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
UW completes $41M refresh of historic Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall, one of the oldest buildings on the University of Washington campus, is ready to serve students for many years to come following the recent completion of a $40.8 million renovation.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
PSQ art exhibit imagines queer histories of 19th-century Iran
A new art exhibit on display in Pioneer Square Park at First Ave S. and Yesler Way explores “forgotten queer lives” and rebellions in the Qajar era of 19th-century Iran.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Hennebery Eddy appoints Will Ives as president
Portland firm Hennebery Eddy Architects has appointed Will Ives as president. He succeeds founding principal, Timothy Eddy, who remains with the firm as a principal and its board chair.
The Stranger
3 days
Watching the Cursed US Men National’s Team Lose at a Seattle World Cup Watch Party
A pall hung over Seattle’s last World Cup match on Monday. This was supposed to be the day. The US Men’s National Team had the chance to go further in the tournament than they had in 24 years. Seattle, which had been the hidden gem of World Cup host cities—our novel, semi-functional transit system and […] The post Watching the Cursed US Men National’s Team Lose at a Seattle World Cup Watch Party appeared first on The Stranger.
PubliCola
3 days
Wilson Turns Off Stadium Surveillance Cameras, Homeless Authority Director Tells Staff Not to Trust the Media
1. As PubliCola first reported on Bluesky yesterday, Mayor Katie Wilson is turning off the police surveillance cameras around the… The post Wilson Turns Off Stadium Surveillance Cameras, Homeless Authority Director Tells Staff Not to Trust the Media appeared first on PubliCola.
Field Gulls
3 days
Seahawks fan discussion: What’s the best move Seattle made this offseason?
We’re twiddling our thumbs and champing at the bit waiting for Seattle Seahawks football to return. After winning the Super Bowl in emphatic fashion, the Seahawks had an offseason filled with high profile free agency decisions, a busier than expected NFL Draft, some front office reshuffling, and a couple of major contract extensions. For today’s […]
The Stranger
3 days
Tour de Triomphe
Zookraught is one of the most exciting bands in Seattle. With every show, they pull more people aboard the Zooktrain, luring curious onlookers in with their in-your-face punky, funky dance rock. Three songs into their two-night album release party in May, the Sunset’s walls started to drip with sweat from the relentless mess of moshing, […] The post Tour de Triomphe appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
3 days
Harbor Island Studios Has New Operators
Harbor Island Studios, the region’s only publicly-owned stage, has new operators. Kirk Nordenstrom and Kris Flink, the Executive Director and Director of Operations of the local film nonprofit CREATE48, will officially oversee facilities, operations, and productions. The news was officially announced on Tuesday morning by King County Executive Girmay Zahilay, providing another temporary reprieve for […] The post Harbor Island Studios Has New Operators appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
3 days
Third Railed
Cis het woman here. I got extremely angry today because a guy I’ve been seeing (let’s call him “Cam”) in a MFM triad for the past ten years started to film me giving head to my other male partner (call him “Stan”) without asking. I only have two “third rail” boundaries, Dan, and one of them […] The post Third Railed appeared first on The Stranger.
