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Washington losing three more newspapers as Carpenter consolidates
Washington will lose 3% of its remaining newspapers next week when four South King County papers are consolidated into one. Carpenter Media Group, an Alabama-based chain, is combining its weeklies in Renton, Kent, Auburn and Federal Way into a single publication called the South King Reporter. “We feel this gives...
The Center Square
Seattle tiny home village launches as nearby workers fear theft, future fallout
(The Center Square) - A business located near Seattle’s newest tiny home village fears the city will leave them to deal with the impacts of a crisis they did not create if funding falls through in the future. Division Controller Ian Brown and Project Manager Trevor Settlage of Gary...
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Simon Property Group Agrees to Acquire Seattle's University Village
University Village, the open-air shopping center that has anchored the area north of downtown Seattle near the University of Washington for nearly seven decades, is set to be acquired by Simon Property Group. A subsidiary of the national mall operator has entered into an agreement to acquire the center, with the deal expected to close before the end of 2026.
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Washington Voters Could DUMP Puget Sound Energy Over Rising Power Bills
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The 10 Washington Thrift Shops Where It’s Hard To Leave Empty-Handed
One Seattle vintage store carries vintage Filson goods dating back to the 1920s. Another Washington thrift shop moved into an old drugstore building and filled it with secondhand treasures. I’d bet there’s a thrift trip you keep saying you’ll take. Maybe it’s been on your list since last spring....
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Property Watch: An Exemplary Everyday Midcentury in Rainier Beach
Midcentury modern typically conjures up the most impressive examples from big-name architects—think vaulted ceilings, walls of glass, and natural materials galore. But there was also a whole category of houses that were, basically, for everyone else. Solid, fairly compact, with a pleasing curb appeal they were less architectural statement, more designed for everyday life. This 1959 house in Upper Rainier Beach is a remarkably well-preserved example, albeit still special in its own right, since it was commissioned from architect Lowell V. Casey for an extra-large, 10,200-square-foot lot.
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Seattle restaurateur gets prison time for not paying $1.4M in taxes
A federal judge Monday sentenced a Seattle restaurant owner to 13 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release for failing to pay more than $1.4 million in taxes. Seattle resident Ruadhri Rory" McCormick, 44, entered a plea agreement in July for failing to pay Social Security, unemployment...