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This Washington Chowder Shop Serves Creamy Clam Chowder In Bread Bowls Beside Fresh Seafood Bites
At 2 AM, someone in a Seattle kitchen is already making clam chowder from scratch. I respect that level of dedication, especially when my biggest midnight achievement is finding the leftover pizza. The effort has paid off with 17 national first-place chowder awards. In 2018, Yelp even named the shop’s...
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Fully Occupied Washington Retail Center Sells for Over $10M
Kirkland Court, a fully occupied, 14,149 sf retail property in Kirkland, Washington, sold for $10.2 million. The center, situated on just under one acre at 8425 122nd Ave NE, offers in-place income and significant redevelopment upside, with zoning that supports the development of approximately 222 to 411 multifamily units. Built...
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Seattle’s largest apartment development touts luxurious hotel-style amenities
Seattle House, the largest apartment development in the city, begins welcoming its first residents this month. The half-block development at 2300 Sixth Avenue in Denny Triangle features two 45-story towers joined by a 13-story podium and adds 1,131 apartments to the area. It’s been one of the most anticipated projects in the Seattle.
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The Founders of Issaquah's Rock and Roll Roller Rink Want You to Get Out and Skate
It’s a Friday night, and roller skaters are out on the floor at Issaquah’s Rock and Roll Roller Rink gliding to tracks by Duran Duran and other vibey pop hits of yore as a disco ball spins. Amateur skaters line up to rent a pair of skates at what appears to be an old pharmacy counter. That’s because it is: Back in the day, this rink was once a Bartell Drugs.
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Neighbors seek new approach to repeat homeless camps in Seattle's North Rainier area
SEATTLE — Stretching barbed wire across the home she's lived in for decades was a last resort for Mary Jackson. “I can no longer stay here due to fact of the homeless just taking over,” Jackson said. Homeless camps line 24th Avenue S below Jackson's North Rainier residence,...
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‘This could be the start of something’: Gee and Ursula question whether proposed McDonald’s will help Seattle’s Chinatown
A McDonald’s could be coming to a struggling corner of Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID). KIRO host Gee Scott worried it could hurt nearby restaurants and speed up gentrification. “I’m not being disrespectful towards McDonald’s, but I can also understand, like, I don’t know about this,” Gee said on...
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Seattle expands controversial police surveillance camera network amid pushback
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced the expansion of the city's police surveillance camera network into Capitol Hill, the Central District, and the Stadium District to target persistent crime. Supporters argue the closed-circuit system helps deter violent crime and track suspects, while critics voice strong privacy concerns over data storage, unlogged...
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King County Metro planning service changes for new Renton Transit Center
As part of the Stride S1 line, Sound Transit is building a new transit center in Renton, adjacent to the existing South Renton Park and Ride. When it opens in 2028, it will be known as simply Renton Transit Center, and will replace both the existing Renton Transit Center in downtown Renton, and the adjacent South Renton Park and Ride. Commuters need not fret over lack of parking, as the new transit center will include a new garage dedicated for commuter parking that is larger than the parking at both current facilities that are reserved for transit commuters. With the transit center moving, bus service has to move with it, and Metro has made its first service proposal on what that may look like in its Renton Area Mobility Project (RAMP). Details below the jump.
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Boeing Employees’ Model Railroad Club brings its 45th annual swap meet to Kent this Saturday, Nov. 14
Model trains of all scales and pieces of railroad history will fill more than 200 tables at Kent Commons this Saturday, Nov. 14, when the Boeing Employees’ Model Railroad Club holds its 45th annual Model Railroad and Railroadiana Swap Meet. The event helps keep the club running from year...