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Learn from Experts at the EDC Real Estate Forum

The 12th Annual Thurston Economic Development Council (EDC) Real Estate Forum will be held virtually Oct. 21 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

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Office of the Secretary of State: Prepare for Election Day Now

Even though ballots won’t be mailed until this Friday, voters can begin preparing for the election now.

Lifestyle

Quitting Time: FogRose Atelier

FogRose in Bellevue is a self-described dessert-forward restaurant, specializing in beautifully elegant desserts.

Startup

Beyond the Bottom Line

There’s more to tech startups’ success than measuring profits.

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Gov. Jay Inslee Proclaims October Manufacturing Month

The proclamation supports National Manufacturing Day, which is observed annually on the first Friday of each October.

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Bartering Provides an Extra Spark for Winery

When Chris Sparkman incorporated bartering into Sparkman Cellars, it helped increase cash flow and community connections.

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Hospitality Industry Applauds Inslee’s New Restaurant Rules

Gov. Jay Inslee on Tuesday removed the requirement that all patrons at a restaurant table be from the same household, increased table capacity in Phases 2 and 3, and extended the cut-off for alcohol sales from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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Report: Washington Ranks No. 2 in Economic Performance Nationwide

Alec-Laffer's annual state competitiveness rankings report found that Washington ranks at No. 2 in economic performance and No. 39 in economic growth outlook.

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King, Snohomish Counties See Continued Home-Price Escalation in September as Supply Dwindles

Housing supply remained tight, demand for homes remained high, and median sales prices continued to climb last month, according to new data from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS), which serves 23 counties.

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Rite Aid to Purchase Bartell Drugs

Rite Aid will purchase longtime family-owned Bartell Drugs for $95 million in a mutual move to expand as a neighborhood pharmacy in Washington.