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Modera Bridle Trails

Combining the spacious feel of single-family living with the amenities of a premier apartment community, the new 369-unit Modera Bridle Trails complements its residential surroundings with intentional design moments, mature planting and a stormwater strategy that solves long-standing neighborhood flooding issues.
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Long-planned West Seattle park is close to groundbreaking

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Seattle Parks and Recreation is hoping to break ground in December on a new city park at 4723 40th Ave. S.W. in West Seattle's Junction neighborhood.



Main Street honors variety of local excellence throughout the state

By NINA MILLIGAN

Washington state's Main Street program presented awards for outstanding achievement at its annual PLACES conference in Ellensburg in October.


DevCo's 214 Everett units are well above ground

By BRIAN MILLER

On nearly a full block in Everett, bisected by an alley, DevCo broke ground last year on a 214-unit midrise apartment project.


Nov. 12 event to spotlight building in Bothell

By JOURNAL STAFF

Economic Alliance Snohomish County (EASC) and the city of Bothell are holding Build in Bothell at the city's Cascadia College Campus from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m on Nov. 12.



First-of-its-kind geothermal plant makes power from an underwater volcano

By LISA LANNIGAN

For 8.7 seconds, the Adélie test plant successfully generated more electricity than it consumed.



Historic clock returns to ferry terminal

By JOURNAL STAFF

A longtime symbol of Seattle's waterfront is once again on display at the Seattle Multimodal Ferry Terminal, as the historic Colman Clock has been reinstalled after several years in storage.



Ballard Link DEIS out Dec. 11

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sound Transit and the Federal Transit Administration will release the draft environmental impact statement for the Ballard Link Extension on Dec. 11. That will open a 60-day public comment period that runs through Feb. 9, 2027.


Bellevue's Airfield Park moves forward

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of Bellevue is seeking a geotechnical engineer to turn 28 acres of open space, meadows and forest in Eastgate into an active park. Meanwhile, the shortlist is in for the project's progressive design-builder.


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