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Another Award-Winning Whiskey Distillery Files for Bankruptcy as Spirits Industry Decline Continues
Seattle-based bourbon producer 2Bar Spirits has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, reporting more than $1.07 million in debts and a sharp decline in revenue. The distillery and tasting room remain open and continue operating, according to TheStreet. The company, which operates as 2Bar LLC, filed its petition Oct. 30 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court […]
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This Old-Fashioned Washington Produce Stand Sells Fresh Fruit So Cheap You’ll Double-Check Your Receipt
Cactus leaves, corn husks, heirloom tomatoes, and fresh flowers all share space at one open-air style produce stand. Some shoppers say the final total is so low they almost think the cashier made a mistake. That kind of reaction is rare in Washington right now. Grocery bills keep climbing, and...
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KOMO News
PSE strengthens grid for winter storms, urges customers to prepare as clocks fall back
SEATTLE — As clocks fall back and the Pacific Northwest heads into storm season, Puget Sound Energy is urging customers to prepare now for cold temperatures, severe weather, and possible power outages. PSE said fall and winter weather - including strong windstorms, heavy rainfall, freezing temperatures, and snow -...
Seattle magazine
The Magic’s in the Making: Theo Chocolate Co-Founder Joe Whinney Finds His Next Act
For years, Joe Whinney was Seattle’s own Willy Wonka, complete with his own chocolate factory. One of the cofounders of Theo Chocolate, Whinney applied his passion for social and environmental justice to the brand, using organic ingredients and fairtrade practices that ushered in a new era for the industry. He remained at Theo’s helm until… The post The Magic’s in the Making: Theo Chocolate Co-Founder Joe Whinney Finds His Next Act appeared first on Seattle magazine .
MyNorthwest.com
‘They can’t afford to keep the ones that they have’: Jake and Spike clash over Seattle’s $22 minimum wage
KIRO host Jake Skorheim argued the problem facing Seattle small businesses isn’t finding workers. “It’s not because they can’t find the employees,” Jake said on “The Jake and Spike Show” on KIRO Newsradio. “They can’t afford to keep the ones that they have.”
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Onni Group Launches Office Leasing at Landmark Three-Tower Development in Bellevue, WA
Bellevue, Wash. (November 2, 2026) – Onni Group has launched office leasing at Onni Bellevue, a landmark three-tower mixed-use development now under construction and set to transform the city's skyline. Rising approximately 600 feet, the project will offer up to 800,000 square feet of Class A office space with the flexibility to accommodate major corporate headquarters. Plans for a luxury hotel, upscale residences, corporate housing, and retail will complement the workplace component. Excavation began in July, and delivery is targeted for Q4 2030. Kidder Mathews' Gary Guenther and Jason Bloom serve as the exclusive leasing agents for the office space.
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Bellevue Collection Expected to Hit the Market in Early November
The Bellevue Collection is expected to be formally listed for sale in early November, Kemper Development Company confirmed. Jennifer Leavitt, Kemper Development’s senior vice president of marketing, said the company expects the marketing information for the property to be finalized very soon. The listing is the next step in...