The Building Industry Association of Washington has announced its 2017 Excellence in Remodeling Award winners. The awards were handed out during its annual reception on June 28 at the organization’s Summer Board meeting in Spokane.
Winners included Belmark Homes in Marysville and Irons Brothers Construction in Shoreline from the Master Builders Association of King & Snohomish Counties.
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Roadside zoo owner reverses decision to close after attendance surge.
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The tour aimed to highlight the contributions of Washington manufacturers.
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