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Contractor wanted for $6M Kent Library renovation
Rendering courtesy King County Library System
The project kicks off a multiyear refresh of all KCLS branches.

Waterton pays $155M for Arrivé, with its 344 Belltown units — but not the hotel below

By BRIAN MILLER

The Arrivé apartments, at 2116 First Ave. in Belltown, had its first sale this week, almost exactly 12 years after the 42-story project broke ground. King County recorded the $155 million deal on Thursday.


164 Lynnwood units sell for $53M

By BRIAN MILLER

The Woodcreek Apartments, at 14611 Admiralty Way in Lynnwood, sold last week for $53 million, according to Snohomish County records.


Empty Rite Aid could become Golden Arches

By BRIAN MILLER

On Capitol Hill, there were rumors and incomplete city filings in February that McDonald's might lease the empty former Rite Aid space at 201 Broadway E.

Husky Terminal taps Tucci for job

By JOURNAL STAFF

Husky Terminal & Stevedoring, a marine freight terminal operator at the Port of Tacoma, has tapped Tucci and Sons for a reconfiguration project at Husky Terminal.

Luxury Kirkland condos on track to open next summer

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Developer Cordillera Homes is celebrating the completion of the concrete structure and start of wood framing for its Central Peak Residences in at 177 Central Way in downtown Kirkland.

After Hours: Do it at a trot, at a gallop …

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Washington State Fair returns to Puyallup Sept. 4-27, offering midway rides, fair food, livestock, agriculture exhibits, competitions, live entertainment and a packed concert schedule.

Dolly Parton's love of the Great Smoky Mountains helped transform her hometown

By KIMBERLEE KRUESI and DYLAN LOVAN

Dolly Parton didn't just sing lovingly about her Tennessee mountain home.


At The Movies: ‘Finding Emily' is the British rom-com we've been waiting for

By LINDSEY BAHR

Late August can be a depressing time at the movie theater, but there's a gem to be found in the British romantic comedy “Finding Emily,” which opens in theaters today.


How to keep your child's tablets, laptops from becoming distractions from schoolwork

By CHEYANNE MUMPHREY

Tablets and computers have become crucial school supplies for many students. But the same devices children use to read text, write essays, solve math problems or research history projects can also offer distractions in the form of games, social media and web browsing.


TODAY'S STORIES

Business
Everett seeks input on Block Grants
Bellevue hearing on utility budget, rates
Mortgage rates inch back up
Tech stocks lead Wall Street higher

Construction
Contractor wanted for $6M Kent Library renovation
Husky Terminal taps Tucci for job
Lake Washington Windows & Doors
WSDOT contractor open house Oct. 13
Luxury Kirkland condos on track to open next summer

Environment
Wave energy testing site opens off Oregon

Weekend
At The Movies: ‘Finding Emily' is the British rom-com we've been waiting for
After Hours: Do it at a trot, at a gallop …
Ellensburg Hosts annual Hoedown
Classic cars cruise Edmonds
Dolly Parton's love of the Great Smoky Mountains helped transform her hometown
These plants add color when summer flowers fade
How to keep your child's tablets, laptops from becoming distractions from schoolwork

Real Estate
Empty Rite Aid could become Golden Arches
164 Lynnwood units sell for $53M
Waterton pays $155M for Arrivé, with its 344 Belltown units — but not the hotel below
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Mart Martindale
Kidder Mathews
Claire Schmeltekopf
Kidder Mathews
Jack Delay
CFRE Commercial Real Estate
Drew Zaborowski
Panattoni Development





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