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Death & Co. opens Sept. 3 at RailSpur

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The cocktail bar is taking space at 419 Occidental, part of the RailSpur micro-district in Pioneer Square. It will be Death & Company's fifth location in the U.S. and first in the Pacific Northwest.


King County celebrates new sustainable transfer station

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The $100 million South County Recycling and Transfer Station is the county's largest capital project delivered this year.


Timberlane acquires 91 Issaquah units for $37M

By BRIAN MILLER

The Vista Ridge garden apartments in Issaquah, at 201 Mountain Park Blvd. S.W., sold last week for $37 million, according to King County records.



Manufacturing projects get a boost with $1M from the state

By JOURNAL STAFF

A manufacturing plant expansion at Port Townsend's Glen Cove Industrial Park, a cogeneration facility modernization in Port Angeles and a comprehensive study of Washington's space industry ecosystem are among projects getting money from the state to accelerate manufacturing expansion and workforce development here.



Washington chemical tank was called unfit for service before deadly failure, investigators find

By CLAIRE RUSH

An inspection contractor found a chemical tank at a Washington state paper mill “not fit for continued service” 10 months before it failed in May, killing 11 in one of the deadliest U.S. workplace disasters in recent decades, according to a federal report released Friday.


UW picks team for Burke-Gilman work

By JOURNAL STAFF

The University of Washington has selected the design-build team of Granite Construction and KPFF for a widening and safety project on portions of the Burke-Gilman Trail that pass through its Seattle campus.


Pierce Co. puts pause on data centers

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Pierce County Council has approved an emergency ordinance temporarily halting new and expanded data centers exceeding 10 megawatts in unincorporated Pierce County.


Fed Chair Warsh hints at rate hike

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh says inflation is still too high and suggested the central bank may have to raise interest rates in the coming months to bring it down, a clearer signal than he has sent before about his economic outlook.


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