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Washington's offseason in quotes, position by position
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I-90 paving, joint work this weekend
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Washington resets the rules for condos and common interest communities
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Revisiting actions from his first term that were reversed, President Donald Trump announced Monday that he will scale back the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments in Utah.
Daily Journal of Commerce
5 days
On the Block: We need to talk about the HOP
Enacted last month, the city's Housing Opportunities Program didn't get much ink at the time. The HOP was signed into law soon after the Memorial Day weekend. In simplest terms, it ups the zoning for condos or apartments — but only for a perishable three-year window! — in select areas of the city.
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Auburn shopping center trades for over $69M
In Auburn, just west of Lake Tapps, Lakeland Town Center sold last week for $69.5 million.
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Capitol Lake to be lowered as estuary design nears completion
The water level of the artificial Capitol Lake on the Washington State Capitol Campus is set to be temporarily lowered next week so engineers can complete the final designs needed to restore the area to its estuary state.