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Recession's rough on retail but here's one green shoot: Healeo
Photo by Jon Silver
First-time business owner Justin Brotman can tell you the precise date and time he opened his nutrition store and juice bar, Healeo, on Capitol Hill: May 15, 2009, 4:06 p.m.
 

City Light to clean up Greyhound site where SLU substation may go

By KATIE ZEMTSEFF

Seattle City Light soon will award a contract for environmental and engineering work at 1250 Denny Way in South Lake Union. The site has been a bus maintenance yard for more than 60 years, and could become a future electrical substation.

 

Bellevue buildings sold for $32M

KBS Realty Advisors has purchased the seven building, approximately 240,000-square-foot Ridgewood Corporate Square in Bellevue on behalf of an entity it advises, a real estate source said.

 

Pierce County gets $4.3M energy grant

This week, Pierce County received a $4.37 million grant to improve energy efficiency and conservation. The grant came through the U.S. Department of Energy from the federal stimulus.

 

General Growth, lenders agree to rework mall debt

The agreements cover $8.9 billion in loans on more than 70 malls.

 

Arlington interchange comes together

Crews from Northwest Construction earlier this month began building noise walls along Interstate 5 in the Arlington area as part of a $13 million contract to improve the I-5/state Route 531 interchange.

 

Read our Special Section online:
Synergy at Dockside Green, a 93-unit condominium complex in Victoria, B.C., designed by Busby Perkins + Will, was named one of the top 10 greenest projects for 2009 by the American Institute of Architects Committee on the Environment.
Photo courtesy of Dockside Green
21st-century waterfronts: What makes them work?

Magnolia Bridge complicates pier project


Placid park belies a major engineering effort

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SeattleScape: Help our new mayor with his homework
What do you view as the incoming administration and the city’s greatest challenge? Inquiring minds want to know…

 
Building Green: Local team does deconstruction Extreme Home Makeover style
Does the show help the nation get more comfortable with green building techniques?

 

TODAY'S STORIES

Business

The Donald rolls out new vitamin business

Small firms cutting back on health plans

State revenue drops another $760M

Economic data pummels stocks

Police investigating Boeing plant death

Construction

Arlington interchange comes together

Aspiring engineers build catapults at Wenatchee college

Astoria LNG terminal gets two favorable decisions

AGC staffer Earl Bell dies

Safety rope saves window washer

Officials list reuses for Oregon weapons depot

$3.3B stock offering to jump-start Macau casinos

Environment

City Light to clean up Greyhound site where SLU substation may go

City seeks ideas for nursery site

Meeting Saturday on landslide issues

Pierce County gets $4.3M energy grant

Weekend

Honduras: natural beauty and political intrigue

Budget woes mean rest areas close

At the Movies: 'Precious' is great American cinema

Strange But True!

After Hours: Golf Digest ranks Semiahmoo No. 55

E-reader may not arrive by Christmas

Real Estate

General Growth, lenders agree to rework mall debt

Bellevue buildings sold for $32M

Recession's rough on retail but here's one green shoot: Healeo

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