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The six-story building at 7544 Martin Luther King Jr Way S. has 148 affordable apartments located south of the Othello light-rail station.
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State's supplemental transportation budget has $1.5B for road, bridge maintenance

By LISA LANNIGAN

Overpass replacement, slope stabilization and WSF projects will also receive funds.



$65M school campus expansion gets underway in Kirkland

By EMMA LAPWORTH

On a sunny afternoon in late March, the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) held a groundbreaking celebration to mark the start of construction on an extensive rebuild project at its Emerson Campus in Kirkland.


In Totem Lake, Inland Group opens another 242 units at Polaris

By BRIAN MILLER

Inland Group began work in the Totem Lake area of Kirkland nearly three years ago on a large three-building apartment project. It carries two brands, and is a mixed-income development that skews heavily toward workforce housing.


I-5 at Bellingham could reopen Thursday

By JOURNAL STAFF

The precarious work of clearing landslide debris from Interstate 5 near Bellingham may soon be completed.



Reimagined Sea Creatures spot opens on Capitol Hill

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Jeffry's is now open on Capitol Hill. The eatery is part of the Sea Creatures restaurant group portfolio and is located at 1060 E. Union St., which was formerly the location of the group's Bateau steak restaurant.


Apartment plans are back for Uptown site

By JOURNAL STAFF

Plans emerged four years ago to redevelop an old Uptown apartment property at 215 W. Mercer St.


Library Levy heads to council vote

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Seattle City Council will meet Tuesday to decide on whether to place the proposed $479.7 million Library Levy package on the August ballot for consideration by Seattle voters.


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Near Lake Stevens, 140 senior units now open
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