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Daily Journal of Commerce
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June 5 meeting on I-5 bridge tolls
Members of the Washington and Oregon transportation commissions will hold a joint meeting June 5 on tolling for the Interstate 5 bridge over the Columbia River.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Third Avenue shines brighter with new lights
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Daily Journal of Commerce
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Fish passage work brings I-5 bypass, lane reductions — and removal of iconic rock
Crews are gutting fish barriers along Interstate 5 between Burlington and Bellingham, racing to finish some work ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
Daily Journal of Commerce
23 days
Pier 54 pivots from meat pies to Ben & Jerry's ice cream
Do we really need more downtown ice cream parlors this summer? The DJC says yes, yes and yes.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Dermody sells Kent property for $98M
A Kent industrial complex at 8220 S. 212th St. sold this week for just over $98 million, according to King County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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After Hours: Summer starts at state parks
Washington State Parks is encouraging visitors to plan summer camping trips, hikes and road-trip adventures across the state, while promoting new resources ahead of the busy travel season.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Robot with 20 legs is built to move and see in any direction
A robot being developed at Duke University is almost ready to face the world, in any direction.
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Daily Journal of Commerce
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Jim Henson's Creature Shop opens for tours
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Daily Journal of Commerce
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Why your co-worker might be listening to music tuned to 432 hertz
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Westside Seattle
23 days
Sound Transit Board approves updated ST3 plan, prioritizing West Seattle while Ballard faces funding gap
Sound Transit Board approves updated ST3 plan, prioritizing West Seattle while Ballard faces funding gap Off patr Thu, 05/28/2026 - 10:10pm
Seattle Medium
23 days
This Year’s World Cup Is Testing The Public Health Playbook
The upcoming FIFA World Cup presents significant public health challenges, intensified by its unprecedented scale and the prevailing global health landscape. Concerns include the potential spread of measles, Ebola, and other infectious diseases, posing risks to both attendees and the wider public.