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Boeing Field flights restricted as controllers work from temporary tower
SEATTLE — Aircraft operations at King County International Airport-Boeing Field are expected to be restricted for about a month while crews repair the air traffic control tower’s stormwater drainage system. Air traffic controllers began working from a temporary tower Wednesday, according to King County. The airport said the...
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B-Town (Burien) Blog
Meet Kyle, the maker and heart behind Fir Street Woodworks
Kyle Campbell is your Burien neighbor and the artisan behind Fir Street Woodworks. For Kyle, woodworking is much more than shaping raw lumber into furniture—it’s about creating pieces that become an enduring part of your life’s story. Whether it’s a sturdy dining table where families gather for shared meals, or a dedicated desk where creative ideas come to life, every project is approached with care, patience, and purpose. The intention is to create a functional art object of intrinsic value, destined to be a treasured heirloom passed down through generations.
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BIZNOTE: Our area will soon have one laundromat left, with West Seattle Coin Laundry closing
6:35 PM: Bad week for customers of West Seattle cleanliness businesses. Back on Monday, we reported on the shutdown of Car Wash Palace at 35th/Graham; now a closing date is posted for West Seattle Coin Laundry in Admiral Junction. Here’s their sign explaining the plan to close November 15:
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Shield to acquire Kirkland radar company expanding footprint in Puget Sound
SEATTLE — A major expansion in defense technology is underway in the Seattle-Tacoma region as Shield has announced it will acquire Echodyne Corp., a radar company based in Kirkland, in a $5.3 billion deal. Shield said it is raising $2.5 billion to support the acquisition, which includes $1 billion...
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Martin Selig Restructures Nearly $500M in Seattle Office Debt, Eyes Exit From Receivership
Martin Selig Real Estate has completed loan modifications totaling nearly $500 million across 12 downtown Seattle office buildings, a restructuring that is set to pull nine of those properties out of receivership. The agreements cover roughly 2.2 million square feet of office space, including the company's own Second Avenue headquarters, at a moment when the 89-year-old developer's once-dominant local footprint has been battered by years of rising vacancy and falling revenue.
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Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, Seattle Center now turns into a European-style Christmas market beneath the Space Needle, with festive treats, unique gift vendors, and daily snow showers for 2026
The holiday season is almost here, and the Seattle Christmas Market is bringing a little European Christmas magic to the heart of the city! Running November 20 through December 26, 2026, the market transforms Seattle Center into a festive winter wonderland filled with European and local vendors, daily snow showers, holiday entertainment, festive food and drinks, and plenty of seasonal cheer. The market is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
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Ballard pub to end restaurant service, citing labor and food costs
Little Beast, the British pub in Ballard that drew national attention in its first year, will stop regular restaurant service at the end of 2026. The owners said rising costs have made a small restaurant impossible to run at a fair price. Starting in January, the space at 5107 Ballard...
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Recent Signing Brings Seattle Office Building to 96% Occupancy
The Swig Company’s Lake Union Building in Seattle now stands at 96% occupied after a recent lease agreement with an unnamed private equity firm for 5,000 square feet. Only one 3,800 square feet space remains on the building’s newly remodeled fifth floor. Located at 1700 Westlake Avenue N...
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Alaska Airlines plans permanent job cuts in Renton, SeaTac and Spokane
SEATAC, Wash. — Alaska Airlines is set to reduce its workforce at several Western Washington locations at the end of the year. According to a federal notice dated Oct. 30, the airline informed the Employment Security Department that job cuts are planned at its facilities in Renton, Seattle, and Spokane.