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Seattle's Children's CEO: Millionaires Tax will have philanthropic unintended consequences
SEATTLE — Seattle Children’s CEO Christopher Longhurst says a limit on charitable deductions in Washington’s new millionaires tax could discourage some large gifts to nonprofits, including donations that help the hospital care for children whose families cannot afford treatment. The law allows taxpayers to deduct qualifying charitable...
425business.com
Agile Space Industries Widens Footprint in Bellevue
Colorado-based aerospace company Agile Space Industries has opened a new office in Bellevue. The company, which provides in-space chemical-propulsion solutions, has expanded to the 5,470-square-foot building to accommodate seven employees, with the possibility of hosting 30. "Seattle has a remarkable concentration of aerospace talent, innovative companies, and organizations advancing the...
fox13seattle.com
Uwajimaya celebrates 98 years as local specialty grocer expands
SEATTLE - A local, family-owned specialty grocer is celebrating a major milestone this month, marking 98 years of serving Japanese groceries and Pacific Rim specialties in the Puget Sound region. Uwajimaya, founded in 1928, is commemorating nearly a century in business with special events and plans for further regional expansion.
425magazine.com
Lead + Follow: Urban Interiors and 13 Coins' Al Moscatel
This month’s edition of Lead + Follow — a Q&A section dedicated to further understanding the personal and professional mindsets of area business leaders — features local business owner Al Moscatel. Moscatel has more than 40 years’ experience in the furniture industry and owns longtime family business...
westsideseattle.com
Developing: Alki Kayak Tours faces closure after Marination Ma Kai moves to terminate Seacrest Park sublease
Alki Kayak Tours owner Greg Whittaker learned in early October that Marination Ma Kai intends to end his business's subcontract at Seacrest Park in West Seattle following its concession renewal with the city. Whittaker, who has operated the kayak rental and water tour business at the location at 1600 Harbor...
tomorrowsworldtoday.com
A Geothermal Well Beneath the Ocean on a Deep-Sea Volcano
Using the well, an energy startup operated a power plant from Seattle to nearly a mile beneath the Pacific Ocean. It is now proven that deep-sea volcanoes can generate clean electricity. Endurance Energy discovered this by putting a 3-ton power plant about a mile underwater on an active Pacific Ocean volcano and generating net-positive power.
everafterinthewoods.com
Bring A Cooler, Because This Washington Smokehouse Sells Jerky By The Pound
A Washington farm stand comes with its own butcher counter, pasture-raised chickens, and a family link to the canned milk your grandma kept in the pantry. That combo alone made me stop scrolling and start planning a drive. The grounds once ran as a famous dairy, and old equipment and...
hoodline.com
Amazon Reclaims Everett Warehouse as Satellite Push Hits 1,000 Built
Amazon has leased a roughly 91,000-square-foot warehouse in Everett, Washington, that it previously vacated, and the move appears tied to the company's rapidly growing satellite internet business. The building sits at 6611 Associated Boulevard, just as the company's Kirkland satellite factory has hit a notable production milestone: its 1,000th satellite built.
downtownbellevue.com
Demolition Underway for 239-Unit Brizo Apartments in Downtown Bellevue
Demolition is underway at the Bellevue Vista Apartments on 108th Avenue NE. The site is being cleared for Brizo, an eight-story apartment building from Spokane-based SRM Development. The 0.92-acre site at 1051 108th Ave. NE held a 30-unit complex built in 1977, spread across five low-rise buildings and a surface...
nationalfisherman.com
Connecting the next generation of fishermen
Breaking into the commercial fishing industry can be tough for those not from a fishing town or family. To address this, the National Future Fishermen Coalition is working to bring the next generation of deckhands and captains to the fleets from Alaska to the Gulf Coast and up to New England. The coalition is comprised of regional fishing organizations from around the United States, most of whom had already initiated deckhand training programs, but saw the necessity of joining forces, sharing knowledge, and collaborating for a unified national effort.
everafterinthewoods.com
This Washington Baking Shop Is Packed With Cake Decorating Finds You Won’t See At A Supermarket
One small Washington shop will still print an edible image for your cake, and it’s one of the few places around that does. That detail alone made me sit up. The owner has gone further than printing, too. She once made custom cake picks for a shopper when the store didn’t carry the right ones.
seattletransitblog.com
Changing the Zoning for most of Seattle
We should get rid of minimum lot sizes in the city. As long as a builder adheres to other regulations they should be free to build small-lot homes, like row houses or skinny houses. Some people will still want bigger lots. But it is quite likely this would give a lot more people the opportunity to own both a home and the land under it.
foresthillmessenger.com
Kirkland, WA Realtor Advises Homeowners Moving This Fall on Why Selling First May Strengthen Their Next Purchase
Kirkland, Wash. — October 16, 2026 — Homeowners planning a fall move often face the same first question: should they buy their next home before selling their current one, or sell first and then start shopping? Gina Madeya, a REALTOR® with Windermere, says there is no universal answer, but in many cases, selling first puts homeowners in a stronger position.
welcometotwinpeaks.com
The Twin Peaks Bookhouse Is Up For Sale
Looks like the Bookhouse Boys need a new landlord. The little Fall City building that stood in for the exterior of the Bookhouse in. has hit the market, along with the house next door, for $650,000. The property at 4201 340th Place SE in Fall City, Washington was listed on...
Willow and Hearth
Real Estate Agent Is Showing Off A Nineteen Fifty Seven Mid Century Modern Seattle Home So Architecturally Unique It Still Has Its Original Stone Walls And Japanese Maple Gardens
A Seattle-area real estate agent is pulling back the curtain on one of the city’s most distinctive listings: a mid-century modern home built in 1957. In a recent video, @paul_rosales_realestate […]