U.S. Department of Labor announces funding
By Larry Lark, contributor With apologies to Oldsmobile, “the 2020 CT4 Premium Luxury sports sedan is not your father’s Cadillac.” Smallish in size, the CT4… Continue reading
By Larry Lark, contributor Mercedes-Benz occupies rarified air in the automobile pantheon. And the E-Class series is rarer still. With more than 14 million units… Continue reading
By Larry Lark, contributor It’s always a call to action when a Ford F-150 light duty pickup truck lands in my driveway. The latest iteration,… Continue reading
The Boeing Company has agreed to pay the Department of Justice over $2.5 billion after conspiring to defraud FAA regulators evaluating Boeing’s 737 MAX airplane.… Continue reading
Newest $100 million grant round prioritized restaurants, fitness centers
Sound Publishing has launched a local business stimulus program to help businesses adapt in a rapidly evolving economic environment. Sound Publishing, based in Everett, is… Continue reading
Washington State Department of Labor and Industries found more than 1,500 instances of violations including missing meal breaks, working during school hours and more.
He surveys thousands of old watch batteries awaiting recycling.
Before the pandemic came ashore, the number of active camping households was increasing.
The local popular burger chain is looking for public suggestions on possible properties
Grocery store workers condemn ban; QFC spokesperson says wristband options available to employees
Business has been thriving on the Island for 23-plus years.
The companies will also each donate $1 million to the Eastrail
Survey completed by 269 businesses.
The office space for an additional 10,000 jobs, making it 25,000 coming to downtown, is expected to complete in 2023.
A team of computational scientists has developed web-based software that maps the virus’ protein spikes.
Stores to distribute 750,000 purchased by King County starting Aug. 24
Don Brunell
It is no secret that airlines were clobbered by the coronavirus pandemic. What started as a promising year quickly went south. The COVID-19 outbreak has… Continue reading
