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LEED gold for Mukilteo City Hall
Photo courtesy of Matt Todd Photography
The $7.2 million, 18,000-square-foot building was completed a year ago. It has a large day-lit entry that divides City Council chambers from city offices. The roof is partially vegetated and heat is provided through a geothermal heating system.




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Teufel restructures under Chapter 11

By BENJAMIN MINNICK

The weak economy and changes in a lender's plans forced Teufel Nursery to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last year, but now the Portland-based landscaping and nursery company says it is poised to come out of bankruptcy.

Developer says north lot project ready, but capital markets aren't

By JON SILVER

Kevin Daniels says local real estate markets need to rebound, too, but he expects that to happen relatively quickly.


Community center dream lives on even after 20 years of struggling

By THOMAS BOYD

The extreme green project has attracted a diverse group of people to help remodel an old gas station in Portland, but the Delta Sigma Theta sorority is still short of its $700,000 goal.



TODAY'S STORIES

Business
Water Cooler: Losing a job? Get a fair reference first
Time for states to privatize liquor sales?
Dry weather may mean $6M loss for BPA in ‘10
UPS: Pilots must agree to more cuts
Biggest Boeing plane takes flight
Dow closes below 10,000

Construction
Logger killed near Rockport
Cheney seeks help with school projects
Teufel restructures under Chapter 11
ODOT fixes some street sign typos
Free house painting for low income
Community center dream lives on even after 20 years of struggling
More work needed on Savage Rapids
Lummi Nation plans $30M office

Environment
Utah firm may store energy in caverns
Asarco money goes to nonprofit
DNR seeks consultant for shoreline work
What Makes it Green? Entries needed
Lantz joins state parks commission
Bellingham wants remediation help
Green TV show premiers Thursday
Would pollution tax help state budget?
Manure digester project costly for Yakima area dairy farmer
SCS Engineers working to clean up landfill in China
LEED gold for Mukilteo City Hall
Israel says e-car grid due in 2011
$215K for cleanup at Chubby & Tubby

Real Estate
Lender takes over stalled golf resort in Puerto Rico
Developer says north lot project ready, but capital markets aren't

SCS Engineers working to clean up landfill in China

By Journal Staff

SCS Engineers in Bellevue is providing engineering support and technical assistance on what it says is the first aerobic bioreactor landfill remediation system in China.


Lender takes over stalled golf resort in Puerto Rico

By DAVID McFADDEN

Lenders have assumed ownership of a stalled luxury resort in Anguilla that has the tiny tourism-dependent island's only golf course and was codeveloped by a U.S. media mogul, officials said Monday.


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