Qualco has been turning cow poop into electricity since 2008. A new generator could turn on by mid-August.
James Berntson grew Radicle Roots Farm using smart crop planning and organic practices.
Also, Rustic Cork Wine Bar plans to open a second shop at Fisherman’s Harbor — the latest addition to the port’s “wine walk.”
For years, Holly Burkett-Pohland wanted to expand a business founded by her mother in 1978.
The employee and her fellow union members claim she was fired for supporting the union. Starbucks denies it.
Assessed values are up all across the county since last year. The impact on tax bills won’t be known for a few months.
Service begins July 14. Flights to Friday Harbor and Orcas Island airports take about 25 minutes.
The logo for Local Coffee Spot features a mug of hot coffee whose rising steam bears striking resemblance to the iconic tower.
I-1929 sponsors say they are confident a lawsuit challenging the legality of the tax will be successful.
A $2.3 million federal grant will pave the way for a project to resurface the airfield’s main runway.
The Arlington company said a bigger runway and flatter terrain are better suited to early testing of the commuter aircraft.
The layoffs, announced in April, are part of a plan to move distribution operations to Arizona.
Police say the fraudster posed as a contractor for a new elementary school. A bank caught it at the last second.
Once Sea-Tac Airport reaches capacity, the Everett airport is on the short list to absorb unmet demand by passengers.
Julie Timm is currently chief executive of the Greater Richmond Transit System. Her hiring is expected June 23.
magniX, which develops electric motors to power airplanes, adds two airline partners to its roster.
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The store is the first Starbucks to unionize in Snohomish County amid a nationwide movement.
Their grades and test scores tanked during the pandemic. Now local schools and colleges aim to help.
Zander Hamilton, a member of the Red-Tailed Hawks, was selected to attend an elite program for high schoolers.
