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Puget Sound Business Journal
about 8 hours
Delta Air Lines adds perks to SkyMiles American Express cards
The new suite of perks is part of Delta Air Lines' efforts to deepen its relationships with business and other flyers.
Puget Sound Business Journal
about 9 hours
Seattle area’s expanding rooftop bar scene lets the views pour in
Sky lounges and rooftop bars have become must-have amenities for hotels, restaurants and other high-rise venues. Our staff scoped out seven favorites.
PubliCola
about 14 hours
Auditor: KCRHA’s Corrective Action Plan Fails to Take Audit Findings Seriously
By Erica C. Barnett Clark Nuber, the firm that conducted a damning forensic evaluation of the King County Regional Homelessness… The post Auditor: KCRHA’s Corrective Action Plan Fails to Take Audit Findings Seriously appeared first on PubliCola.
Puget Sound Business Journal
about 16 hours
Vulcan said to land buyer for 2 Bellevue office towers in $650 million deal
Vulcan Real Estate has reportedly found a buyer for two office towers in Bellevue.
Puget Sound Business Journal
about 17 hours
Brown Bear Car Wash acquires prime Bellevue site from rival
Mounting market pressures and zoning challenges drove the deal between two Seattle-area car wash rivals.
Puget Sound Business Journal
about 17 hours
Restaurant chain Benihana returning to Seattle with new Lake Union location
The Japanese-style chain will occupy nearly 9,000 square feet at the redeveloped waterfront property, where recent plans for other restaurants have fallen through.
My Ballard
about 17 hours
Fire damages Ballard home and kitchen of longtime farmers market vendors
A fire at a Ballard home near 30th Ave NW and NW 59th St on Tuesday night caused extensive damage to the residence and destroyed a food production kitchen used ... Read more
My Ballard
about 21 hours
Crown Hill Village Street Fest is coming this weekend
The Crown Hill Village Association is hosting its annual Crown Hill Street Festival on Saturday, June 13. The street fest will take place from 4 to 8 p.m. at Crown ... Read more
PubliCola
about 22 hours
New Council Legislation Could Make Your Utility Bills Cheaper
By Erica C. Barnett City Councilmember Dan Strauss, along with Council President Joy Hollingsworth, is proposing legislation this week that… The post New Council Legislation Could Make Your Utility Bills Cheaper appeared first on PubliCola.
Puget Sound Business Journal
1 day
Tribal housing authority snaps up Everett complex for $53 million
The deal value for the late April purchase emerged in a recent announcement.
Puget Sound Business Journal
1 day
Seattle catering company cuts 263 jobs as Meta relationship ends
Most of Lavish Roots employees who worked at Meta offices will transition to the tech giants new food provider.
Puget Sound Business Journal
1 day
Seattle City Council adopts 1-year ban on new data centers
The ordinance pauses applications until the city develops regulations to reduce impacts on energy and water use and utility costs.