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EvergreenHealth's EverHealthy initiative would pay for major improvements to the Kirkland medical center

Voters to Decide on $345 Million Bond to Fund Improvements at Kirkland Medical Center

On April 23, residents in EvergreenHealth's public hospital district will vote on a $345 million, 20-year bond that would fund significant improvements to its Kirkland medical center.

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Reuben Buck

Reuben Buck, The Parlor’s booking agent, has been the man responsible for filling out the calendar and making sure the venue is filled with a steady stream of laughs.

Seattle flotation therapy company Urban Float will appear on ABC's TV show Shark Tank

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Seattle Flotation Therapy Company to Appear on ‘Shark Tank’

A Seattle flotation therapy business with locations in Kirkland, Renton, and Tacoma will appear on an episode of the ABC TV show Shark Tank this Sunday, March 17.

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Healthy Advice

Pregnancy, illness, accident, or military service. Whatever the reason, the rules for how businesses provide time off to their employees are changing as PFMLA begins to ramp up for a 2020 launch.

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission approved a sale settlement for Puget Sound Energy (PSE)

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Utilities and Transportation Commission Approves PSE Sale Settlement

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission recently approved the sale of a non-controlling stake in Puget Sound Energy to four investment firms.

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Bellevue Company’s Partnership Brings First-of-Its-Kind Data Center to Puyallup

Centeris, a Bellevue-based data center, is teaming up with ScaleMatrix to bring a first-of-its-kind data center to Puyallup.

A construction worker lifts equipment. Washington saw solid job numbers in January.

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Washington Sees Strong Wage Growth, Unchanged Unemployment in January

Washington saw solid job growth and an unchanged unemployment rate in January, according to the newest numbers from the state’s Employment Security Department.