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Crews work a long way down
at the Ballard locks

Photo from USACE
A skateboard. Rope cleats. Multiple cellphones. These are some of the items U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Seattle District workers have found during past annual drainings of the Ballard to Magnolia-spanning Hiram M. Chittenden Locks.

JLL finds $310M to complete Starbucks HQ in Nashville

By BRIAN MILLER

JLL recently announced that it has secured $310 in bridge financing for Peabody Union, a mixed-use development in Nashville.


Microsoft reports progress in reviving email and other services

By CHAN HO-HIM and KELVIN CHAN

Microsoft said progress is being made in bringing its popular workplace software back online as a global outage enters its second day, disrupting business communications, police crime reporting, court operations, AI tools and many other services.


Pier 54 gains new office tenant, with 100-year maritime heritage

By BRIAN MILLER

The upstairs offices at Pier 54 weren't publicly listed. But waterproof apparel maker Grundén, now based in Poulsbo, said on Tuesday that it'll occupy about half that expanse at 1001 Alaskan Way. It plans to move to the downtown waterfront in April of next year.

Woodinville industrial complex sells for over $51M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A four-building industrial property at and around 17606-17683 128th Place N.E. sold this week for $51.1 million, according to King County records.

Work begins on new surgical suite at EvergreenHealth Kirkland, with VR assist

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Mortenson started construction Oct. 29 on a major surgical suite expansion at EvergreenHealth's Kirkland hospital campus.

Bread of Life Mission opens thrift store in PSQ

By NINA MILLIGAN

Bread of Life Mission opened its new thrift store this week in the old Seattle Lighting building at 222 Second Ave. Extension S. in historic Pioneer Square.


Search continues at site of Brooklyn building collapse

By ANTHONY IZAGUIRRE, JENNIFER PELTZ and KATHY McCORMACK

A pair of excavators scooped up rubble Thursday where a three-story apartment building in Brooklyn collapsed at the edge of a construction site, killing at least eight people, New York City's mayor said.


Crosslake trains take weekend off

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sound Transit's Link light-rail Crosslake Connection is slated for a weekend closure so crews can perform maintenance on the overhead power system in the Mercer Island tunnel.

Seattle Opera honors Speight Jenkins

By JOURNAL STAFF

Seattle Opera will honor former General Director Speight Jenkins with a memorial concert Jan. 19 at McCaw Hall.


TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Tacoma studies travel across I-5

Business
Jobless claims tick up to 200,000
Green Seattle Partnership
Microsoft reports progress in reviving email and other services
Wall Street shakes with swings for Nvidia
Bread of Life Mission opens thrift store in PSQ
Home sales slumped in October to slowest pace in more than 16 years
Mortgage rate falls to 7.11%

Construction
Work begins on new surgical suite at EvergreenHealth Kirkland, with VR assist
Crosslake trains take weekend off
Crews work a long way down at the Ballard locks
Search continues at site of Brooklyn building collapse

Technology
Widespread outage hits Microsoft Outlook

Weekend
At The Movies: In ‘Godzilla Minus Zero,' human-scaled melodrama stomps out the kaiju fun
Seattle Opera honors Speight Jenkins
'A Christmas Carol' at Union Arts
Central Europe's living traditions take travelers beyond the sights
5 flowering houseplants, and how to keep them blooming for a living bouquet
Juneau set a fourth straight cruise record, and still hasn't decided how many ships are too many
'Halo' game series lands at MOPOP

Real Estate
Woodinville industrial complex sells for over $51M
JLL finds $310M to complete Starbucks HQ in Nashville
Pier 54 gains new office tenant, with 100-year maritime heritage
AP Amrhein
LMN Architects
Jon Heilman
Hensel Phelps
Amanda Ditzhazy
Hensel Phelps
Charleston Burr
Hensel Phelps






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