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Developers promote ‘resort-like feel' of new housing, retail on Vancouver side of the Columbia

By SAM BENNETT

Vancouver is blooming into a trendy, boutique urban experience due to decades of planning and execution.
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Onni may start work this year on three Bellevue towers

By BRIAN MILLER

The city of Bellevue hasn’t yet approved the three-tower Onni 606 project downtown, but there are new signs of activity at 606 106th Ave. N.E.


Relief for ferry riders comes as Marion Street exit reopens

By JOURNAL STAFF

Washington State Ferries is expected to reopen the Marion Street vehicle and bicycle exit today at Colman Dock.

Environmentalists oppose more life for last California nuke plant

By MICHAEL R. BLOOD

Dozens of environmental and anti-nuclear organizations expressed opposition Tuesday to any attempt to extend the life of California's last operating nuclear power plant, challenging suggestions that its electricity is needed to meet potential future shortages in the nation's most populous state.


Court: Some rail rate talks allowed in price-fixing suits

By JOSH FUNK

A federal appeals court has ruled that details of some of the conversations between the nation's four largest railroads about their rates can now be included in lawsuits challenging billions of dollars they charged their customers, but the mixed ruling will also exclude some documents.


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May 16, 2022
Serena Williams Building
2 TOD developments in Shoreline aim to fill the ‘missing middle' in housing
188 Northgate units enter design review
TechCity Bowl may become 370 units
Nissan mulling third auto plant in the US
155 Capitol Hill units planned
595 apartments set for Juanita

May 13, 2022
Lithia to add new auto sales wing to Michael's in Bellevue
SRM's Knights of Columbus project breaks ground as Gridline
Surfside families still want answers despite settlement
Vancouver affordable housing project is first to be developed by all-female team
Falsework coming off I-5 bridge this weekend north of Seattle

May 12, 2022
Here's how a tiny Greek island closed a landfill and recycled 80% of its trash
New design, mission for site of Pittsburgh synagogue attack
105 Wallingford units bound for design review
Bellingham Schools wants to move quickly on $40M staff office building
Vulcan to clear S. Lake Union site
152 Georgetown units enter design review
State requires all electric heating in most commercial projects
United Rentals orders 500 Ford electric trucks
French fiberglass maker hiring 400 in $28M Georgia expansion
Bobcat to build equipment assembly plant in Minnesota
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