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Omega Morgan moves transformer over 9,700-foot Colorado pass

By JOURNAL STAFF

The job required a convoy of trucks to push and pull the 168-ton load.

Forest Service opens Juneau lab

The U.S. Forest Service is dedicating its new forestry sciences laboratory in Juneau this weekend.


Trammell expands First Hill project

By JOURNAL STAFF

Trammell Crow filed plans with the city to expand a former Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center on First Hill.


Backers try to revive 20-year-old plan for Penn Station rehab

By VERENA DOBNIK

The multibillion-dollar effort is mired in perpetual bickering among movers and shakers in politics, finance, sports and business.


Ribbon cutting for harbor near Juneau

State and local officials held a ribbon cutting to mark the first phase of a Juneau area harbor project.


Jones & Jones designs OSU longhouse

By JOURNAL STAFF

Oregon State University will hold a grand opening for a new Native American longhouse at 4 p.m. today on the campus in Corvallis.


Hamilton Urban Partners focus on apartments: new, rehabs, modular

By NAT LEVY

Modules for Hamilton Urban’s Mod-19 project at 18th and East Denny on Capitol Hill will arrive Tuesday. Crews will stack them on site and take about a month to finish them.


Meeting May 22 on Everett water plant

By JOURNAL STAFF

About $20 million worth of subcontracting work is expected to be part of the $50 million Phase C of Everett's water treatment plant project.


U.S. housing starts fall, but building permits surge

By MARTIN CRUTSINGER

The housing market was dragged down by a 39 percent drop in multifamily construction.


Senate votes to extend federal water projects

The law promotes investment in port improvements, flood protection, dam and levee projects and environmental restoration.


Deere cuts sales expectations

The company said bad weather and weak economies will hinder sales growth.


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Council looks at higher development fees, restricting micro apartments




Seattle Children’s opens the 1.5 million Building Hope addition on Sunday.
The eight-story building has a new emergency department, an intensive care level and two cancer care units, including one just for teens and young adults.

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Two Washington firms are introducing a modular solar system that turns patios, carports, e-car charging stations and picnic shelters into power generators, even in remote locations

The effort resulted in two carloads of toiletries for the James W. Ray Orion Center for Youth.

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