He’ll be replaced in the summer by Andy Jassy, who runs Amazon’s cloud-computing business.
With economic uncertainty, homeowners and businesses have put the brakes on alternative energy plans.
Dykeman Architects has designed sustainable buildings for more than a quarter-century.
The campus in north Everett will offer bachelor’s degree in business administration in the fall.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson sued the company and its executives two years ago.
Hundreds of bottles of soda line the walls at Chug’s Root Beer & More in Lynnwood. Now you can dine in.
Bowling and indoor dining were back as Snohomish County moved to Phase 2 of the “Healthy Washington” recovery plan.
It’s the second time BSRE’s plan was determined to not conform to county rules. But the saga isn’t over yet.
State lawmakers are considering a bill that would moderate the increase, avoiding a big impact now.
Bob Martin, whose license was revoked, has ignored a cease-and-desist order and could face more fines.
Starting Monday, folks can dine out, bowl and go to movie theaters in much of the Puget Sound region.
Even during a pandemic, people still have their favorites.
Even during a pandemic, people still have their favorites.
The company also reported a record loss of $11.94 billion in 2020, much of that due to the 777X delay.
The EASA will continue to monitor the plane’s operations closely as the aircraft resumes service.
The manufacturer’s small, temporary homes have helped hundreds of people get off the streets around Puget Sound.
Even during a pandemic, people still have their favorites.
A new group is already planning for a new market this spring at Windjammer Park.
Arlington’s airport is also in the running, says a state group planning for future air travel demand.
Port of Everett CEO Lisa Lefeber hopes to boost manufacturing across the state with a new incentive.
