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Chef Vincent Nattress has closed Orchard Kitchen while he works on two books.
It first opened in late 2012 when the restaurant scene in Edmonds was underdeveloped.
Whiskey Prime, the steakhouse inside Angel of the Winds Casino Resort in Arlington, can’t keep up with customer demand for its special steaks.
Aerospace giant hopes to draw more tourists with move from five to seven days a week.
A lack of new construction and limited supply are cited as key reasons.
The Mill Creek location is one of 16 to be shut down by Amazon.
The committee comes after the cancellation of Navy frigates that were to be based in Everett.
It’s the highest level in more than three years.
The Everett location is the first in Washington state for the Michigan-based car wash franchise.
Chef Vincent Nattress has closed Orchard Kitchen while he works on two books.
The 737 MAX 10 still needs to be certificated by the FAA.
He worked in a similar role for Snohomish County since Jan. 2025 and was director of the state Department of Commerce before that.
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