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Elliott Bay Connections waterfront trail opens Tuesday
Photo via Elliott Bay Connections
A new greenway trail for pedestrians and cyclists will open along the Seattle waterfront on Tuesday.

Following Overlake Christian land sale, Hub at Willows takes shape

By BRIAN MILLER

Kidder Mathews helped Overlake Christian Church sell its west parking lots in March, for nearly $15.5 million.


Swenson Say Fagét founding principal Say retires

By NINA MILLIGAN

Known for his 45-year run as a founding principal of Swenson Say Fagét (SSF) and champion of some of the area's most iconic buildings, Dan Say has retired.

102 units to follow Pierce County land sale

By BRIAN MILLER

A 4.6-acre future apartment development site in Frederickson, now covered with trees, sold this week for over $2.7 million, according to Pierce County records.


Commercial building sells for over $4M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial building at 11601 Cyrus Way sold in February for about $4.5 million. Snohomish County only recorded the deal this month.

32 Lynnwood units trade for over $7M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An apartment complex at 4428 176th St. S.W. sold this month for $7.6 million, according to Snohomish County records.

Nonprofit converting buildings into housing for teachers

By ASHLEY McBRIDE

The Oakland Fund aims to own 150 units for educators in three years.

Snohomish County annual update June 2

By JOURNAL STAFF

Economic Alliance Snohomish County (EASC) will host the annual Snohomish County Update on June 2 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Boeing Future of Flight.

Forest Service aims to help Montana's flagging timber industry

By AMANDA EGGERT

After the U.S. Forest Service unveiled a proposal last month to give Montana's lumber industry a “predictable” timber supply from three national forests, questions about the agency's plan to incorporate an 82-year-old law into a modern forest-management framework abounded.


Cruise companies to Alaska are avoiding a popular excursion to Tracy Arm after a massive landslide

By BECKY BOHRER

For years, a popular part of many cruises in southeast Alaska has been sailing up Tracy Arm, a long, narrow fjord marked by steep mountains, glittering waterfalls and calving glaciers.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Swenson Say Fagét founding principal Say retires
Elliott Bay Connections waterfront trail opens Tuesday

Business
Wall Street sets another record after US stocks tick higher
Nonprofit converting buildings into housing for teachers
Snohomish County annual update June 2
Forest Service aims to help Montana's flagging timber industry

Construction
OZ applications will open soon

Technology
Founder to step down from Netflix board

Weekend
WrestleMania is back in Las Vegas after a big showing last year
Cruise companies to Alaska are avoiding a popular excursion to Tracy Arm after a massive landslide
At The Movies: Bob Odenkirk's sheriff is new to town in the gory thriller ‘Normal'
After Hours: Bush to rock WaMu Theater
20 years of Cruizin Chelan
'Jesus Christ Superstar' at 5th Ave
Restaurant week returns April 19
Plastic garden gear can add microplastics to the soil. Here are some alternatives

Real Estate
Commercial building sells for over $4M
102 units to follow Pierce County land sale
32 Lynnwood units trade for over $7M
Following Overlake Christian land sale, Hub at Willows takes shape





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