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‘We’re estimating between 10 and 20%’: Seattle attorney suing Alaska, Delta and others says airlines teamed up to inflate fares
Seattle attorney Steve Berman said airline passengers may be paying 10% to 20% more than they should, because major airlines are sharing private fare data instead of competing on price. Berman’s Seattle law firm, Hagens Berman, filed a proposed class-action lawsuit Nov. 4 in federal court in Seattle on behalf...
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A 1920s Seattle Tudor Blends Old-World Details With Modern Flourishes for $9.7 Million
Grand Revival-style residences dot the shorelines of Washington Park, a historic Seattle neighborhood along Lake Washington, within easy reach of the Broadmoor Golf Club as well as downtown destinations like the 5th Avenue Theatre. Cazcanes's New Extra Añejo Tequila Is the Strongest You Can Find in the U.S. The gated estate at 530 36th Avenue E , a Tudor home built in 1924 with sweeping water views, features five bedrooms and seven bathrooms across 7,910 square feet of living space. Only four owners have held the keys to the home, including Jonathan Roberts, an early Microsoft executive and one of the architects behind Windows, and his wife Elizabeth, who bought it in 1997. The couple carried out a major remodeling between 2000 and 2004, incorporating items they sourced across Europe. Stone balustrades and trimmed hedges punctuate the entrance to the Seattle home. Clarity Northwest Photography One of their finds was a stone archway from Ireland. They couple reportedly won a bidding war with Cher for the ancient artifact, which they installed in the gardens of the English country manor. The interior holds further antiques, including a Louis XVII limestone mantelpiece with molded plinths and frieze, dating to 1740, and a
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‘Orchestra of construction’: the necessary evil for Dupont’s new deckover
Connecticut Avenue businesses have been impacted by ongoing construction, but they are hopeful for the new streetscape and deckover outside their front doors. Dupont’s streetscape and deckover project promises new opportunities for neighborhood businesses when its completed next year, but those opportunities come with a short-term price: noise and disruption.