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Dick's opening Tulalip drive-in

By JOURNAL STAFF

Hot, fresh news regarding burgers and fries: Dick's Drive-In Restaurants says its next location will be on the Tulalip Reservation across from the Quil Ceda Creek Casino, west of Interstate 5, at exit 199.


Transit measure renewal includes money to support light-rail expansions

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The Seattle Transit Measure renewal proposed Tuesday by Mayor Katie B. Wilson targets increasing bus service by 100,000 trips a year, rebuilding streets and bus stops, funding Seattle's two streetcar lines — and $6.1 million to support upcoming light-rail projects in the city.



Demo looms in Bellevue, with possible summer start for Onni's high-rise trio

By BRIAN MILLER

It's been about seven years since Canadian developer Onni Group paid $116 million for the 4-acre property at 606 106th Ave. N.E. in downtown Bellevue. Its planned three-tower 606 Bellevue project could exceed 3.4 million square feet.


Historic Capitol Hill mansion to become boutique hotel and restaurant

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The couple behind Harry's Fine Foods restaurant on Capitol Hill is embarking on a new project in the neighborhood: a boutique hotel and restaurant inside a historic Millionaires Row mansion.


Amazon warehouse, with 2 million square feet, planned in Chehalis

By BRIAN MILLER

Anyone remember the Cubes at Chehalis? That was a speculative industrial project from CRG Development, which emerged three years back.


Rooster flies from Korn Walker Block, with Suya Palace now in its old nest

By BRIAN MILLER

Once slated for an ambitious office/retail redevelopment scheme, Pioneer Square's Korn Walker Block is settling into a new post-pandemic state of normalcy.



Have your say on Pike Place barriers

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) wants to know what the public thinks about the temporary movable vehicle barriers currently in place at Pike Place Market.


Warehouse trades for over $19M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial building at 7901 S. 190th St. sold this week for a bit over $19.5 million, according to King County records.


Macy's raises annual outlook after the fourth straight quarter of sales gains

By ANNE D'INNOCENZIO

It's the latest encouraging sign for the retailer, which had been mired in a yearslong sales slump.


Artist suing FIFA over destruction of Dallas whale mural before World Cup

By RUSS BYNUM

The artist who painted a giant mural on a building in downtown Dallas of life-sized swimming whales has filed a $25 million lawsuit against soccer's international governing body and others, saying they illegally painted over his work to promote the city's upcoming World Cup matches.



Stocks halt their rally as oil prices climb back toward $100

By STAN CHOE

Oil prices rose Wednesday following the latest flare-up in fighting to threaten the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, and U.S. stocks retreated from their records.


EBC will fully open to the public today

By JOURNAL STAFF

The $45 million public-private remaking of 16 acres of public waterfront is set to open at 7 a.m. this morning,



Everett ‘port report' event set for July 13

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Port of Everett will present its annual “port report” at Hotel Indigo Seattle Everett Waterfront on July 13. The report will highlight major initiatives, infrastructure investments, waterfront development and strategic priorities. This year's event is also a celebration of the port's 108th birthday.


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