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Lender takes over stalled golf resort in Puerto Rico

By DAVID McFADDEN

Lenders have assumed ownership of a stalled luxury resort in Anguilla that has the tiny tourism-dependent island's only golf course and was codeveloped by a U.S. media mogul, officials said Monday.

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Community center dream lives on even after 20 years of struggling

By THOMAS BOYD

The extreme green project has attracted a diverse group of people to help remodel an old gas station in Portland, but the Delta Sigma Theta sorority is still short of its $700,000 goal.


Lummi Nation plans $30M office

By Journal Staff

The Lummi Nation wants to consolidate its tribal government offices into a two-story building on Kwina Road.


Developer says north lot project ready, but capital markets aren't

By JON SILVER

Kevin Daniels says local real estate markets need to rebound, too, but he expects that to happen relatively quickly.


Free house painting for low income

By Journal Staff

Applications for free house-painting for low-income seniors and low-income people with disabilities in Tacoma and Pierce County are due April 15. Volunteers from Paint Tacoma-Pierce Beautiful do the work.


$215K for cleanup at Chubby & Tubby

By Journal Staff

Environmental cleanup is under way at the site of the former Chubby & Tubby store in Rainier Valley, due in part to a $215,000 stimulus grant.


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