BOTHELL, December 12, 2017 – The Bothell City Council voted tonight to complete its acquisition of the former Wayne Golf Course just south of downtown Bothell. With this action, the Council agreed to add thirty-six acres from the course’s old […]
SEATTLE, WA — Forterra met its fundraising goal of $275,000 by October 30 to save the beloved Lake Serene Trail off U.S. Highway 2, near Index. A section of the lower part of the trail is privately owned and was
SEATTLE, WA — Forterra has launched a campaign to raise $275,000 by October 30 to save the beloved Lake Serene Trail off U.S. Highway 2 near Index. A section of the lower part of the trail is privately owned and
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | June 20, 2017 SEATTLE — The Port of Seattle today launched a new $1 million program to fund environmental projects in communities around Sea-Tac Airport. The Airport Community Ecology (ACE) Fund offers grants to organizations to
It was a sight students could not resist: Construction crews raising large panels of wood using a crane. “It’s as big as Mount Rainier!” one student said. Maple Elementary School is a part of a state pilot project, which aims
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A land deal at 23rd & Union, longtime the heartland of Seattle’s African-American community, offers a ray of light in gloomy picture of housing for low-income residents in a city growing more and more expensive. The agreement, announced Tuesday, will
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | May 30, 2017 Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz celebrates installation of new classrooms built from innovative Cross Laminated Timber The classrooms are part of a statewide pilot project to address classroom sizes while also pioneering
Seattle’s African-American community has secured a big role in the redevelopment of one of the city’s last hubs of black-owned businesses. Lake Union Partners on Tuesday acquired Midtown Center, a retail center at the rapidly developing Central District corner of
A partnership of environmentalists, community organizers and real estate developers pulled off a deal this week that students of gentrification will dissect for years. Lake Union Partners on Tuesday paid $23.25 million for Midtown Center, a retail center at East
A deal has been reached between the owners, a developer and two nonprofits on a valuable piece of property in Seattle’s Central District. Lake Union Partners has agreed to buy the old Midtown Center property on 23rd Avenue and East Union
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