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Aegis Living Breathes New Life Into Former Clyde Hill Tully’s

There’s hope for Eastside coffee lovers who frequented the shuttered Tully’s Coffee shop in Clyde Hill.

A Silver Lining

What started in 1995 as a boutique consulting firm that served the local industrial, manufacturing, and aerospace industries changed gears when Brett Clifton, a former business consultant at Arthur Anderson, acquired the firm in 2011.

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Alaska Airlines to Begin Paine Field Flights in February

Alaska Airlines’ flights out of Everett's new Paine Field passenger terminal will begin on Feb. 11, 2019, the airline announced today. Tickets are now on sale.

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Bothell Company Launches Limited Mobility Cycling System

Bothell-based Excy recently launched the XCS Pro, a portable total body cycling system geared toward use by physical therapists with clients who need access to low impact exercise from seated, standing, or lying down positions.

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Financial wealth can help you make a difference in other ways, too

When you simplify your portfolio and financial plan, it accentuates your portfolio returns within each asset class.

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Bringing ‘Civility’ Back

A recently constructed 30,000-square-foot public-private passenger terminal at Paine Field in Everett will begin serving travelers early next year.

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The Business of Woodinville

Wine production has defined this understated town of 12,000 residents. But other industries tell a more complete story of Woodinville’s economy.

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Jubilee REACH Slated to Receive a Unique Donation

MN Custom Homes is building a luxurious home in Bellevue and donating the proceeds from its sale to Eastside nonprofit Jubilee REACH.

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Rewriting History

Everyone loves a good story, and it’s even better when the story is based on authenticity. This aspiration is what led Brian Hunt, proprietor of Bellevue’s Big Byte Books, into online publishing.

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Tagboard and Twitter Launch Tagboard Discover Ahead of Midterm Elections

Just in time for the midterm elections on Nov. 6, Tagboard and Twitter have announced a joint project that aims to make it easier for media organizations to find and incorporate Twitter content into their live broadcasts.