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Port of Everett: A century of commerce
The big marina and modern development anchor the waterfront, but the seaport is where the money is.
Port of Everett: A century of commerce
The Port of Everett’s real estate development plans are finally taking shape.
Port of Everett: A century of commerce
A change in state law enabled the public to wrest control of waterfronts from powerful private companies.
Tribal Chairwoman Marie Zackuse discussed the past, present and future in a ‘State of the Tribes’ talk.
The nonprofit Northwest Innovation Resource Center has chosen a location on Broadway near WSU and EvCC.
For name recognition, it’s called Greater Seattle Partners. But Snohomish County and Everett are members.
The Everett-based financial institution hopes to raise $30 million.
SeaLevel Properties will buy 5.44 acres for $7 million. The project should be completed in 2020.
Unsurprisingly, a new study says the state is the best in the U.S. for aerospace manufacturing.
Gilpin Realty of Snohomish has embraced change to survive market volatility and downturns.
Lots of visitors is mostly a good thing for the economy — but not at the expense of quality of life.
For example, small businesses are often better able to introduce new products or innovations.
The deal coincides with another acquisition involving Crested Butte in Colorado and other resorts.
The new store, which will employ 35 to 40 employees, is expected to open June 12.
The Everett terminal is unusual in that it’s privately built and managed — a rarity in the U.S.
Stored at Paine Field in Everett for 26 years, it now has a permanent home at the Museum of Flight.
In a surprise move, the agency has reopened an environmental study because more flights are planned.
Alaska, United and Southwest are expected to begin service from Everett in September.
Snohomish County is investing more than $1.4 million to attract them, a county councilman said.
