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Daily Journal of Commerce
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Repairs continue on aging bridge in Skagit County
Contractor crews are kicking off their second season of work Monday on the 90-year-old Marblemount Bridge, located in Skagit County 40 miles east of Mount Vernon.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Tacoma transit board has openings
The Tacoma City Council is looking to fill five positions on its Transportation Commission.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Nonprofit buys sports facility
Portions of a former school property at 2052 S. 64th St. sold last month for just under $6.4 million, according to Pierce County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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ST3 proposal goes before board today
Sound Transit's board is scheduled for a long meeting this afternoon to take up a new version of the resolution that delays some projects from the Sound Transit 3 measure passed by voters 10 years ago.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Capitol Hill site, bound for 120 affordable units, flips to tiny houses … for now
Land that was slated to house a Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) permanent supportive housing building will now be the site of a tiny house village operated by the Low Income Housing Group (LIHI).
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Intracorp starts sales at Bellevue townhouse community on old airfield site
Model homes are completed and sales have begun at Intracorp's Stratos townhome community in Bellevue.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Independent bookstores are multiplying, although many people still think they're dying out
Membership in the American Booksellers Association grew by 540 over the past year, reaching 3,417 stores — the highest level since the late 1990s.
Daily Journal of Commerce
12 days
248 units set for Walmart property
Well south of Everett proper, and a little east of Paine Field, a Walmart at 11400 Evergreen Way (aka state Route 99) closed three years ago.
Seattle Medium
12 days
Trump Administration Proposes Having All Federal Workers Sign NDAs
The White House is preparing a government-wide nondisclosure agreement aimed at curtailing federal workers’ sharing of “confidential government information” and stopping internal leaks to media organizations. This initiative, posted by the Office of Personnel Management, has drawn sharp criticism from federal employee unions, who contend it is an attempt to silence dissent, restrict First Amendment rights, and purge nonpartisan career employees.
Seattle Medium
12 days
Do You Feel Society Is Moving Backward In Ways That Threaten The Progress Made During The Civil Rights Movement?
Black people have made progress in the fight for civil rights, but are still struggling with racism, and some believe that progress is being reversed due to the revocation of D.E.I. programs and the lack of unity in the Black community.
Seattle Medium
12 days
Cashon Stewart: Gone Too Soon
Cashon Stewart was a beloved athlete, student, and friend who left an unforgettable impact on the lives of all who knew him, and will be deeply missed.
Seattle Medium
12 days
The “Out of Bounds” Boycott
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has utilized his platform to criticize diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and defend Confederate monuments, echoing the historical rhetoric of Alexander Stephens. Concurrently, the NAACP has launched its 'Out of Bounds' campaign, advocating for a boycott of public universities in states where legislative actions are eroding Black voting power.