Intracorp Marketing & Sales is enjoying solid new home-sales — this time at the popular Vista Heights neighborhood, located in Auburn’s Lakeland Hills master planned community.
General Tobacco products can no longer be sold in Washington or 15 other states. The Washington Attorney General’s Office said the company has not made the required payments under the Master Settlement Agreement.
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission Boating Programs group is recruiting volunteers to help staff a booth at the 2010 Seattle Boat Show.
Three Auburn-based exhibitors will be participating at this weekend’s Bellevue Home Show.
Washington’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to an estimated 9.5 percent in December, up from a revised rate of 9 percent in November.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler is calling for a ban on the insurance industry’s controversial practice of credit scoring. A hearing on the legislation, HB 2513, is scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday in Olympia.
Sixteen of the Washington state schools that will receive more than $6 million of the $16.7 million in new energy…
Western Washington homeowners now can get new utility rebates on energy efficient water and space heating equipment and home improvements, increasing the number of ways residents can both save energy and money and benefit the environment.
Heading into the busiest time of year for Washington’s unemployment-claims call center, the Employment Security Department has added a telephone service that gives customers the option of being called back instead of waiting on hold, without losing their place in line.
The economic recession was one of the most prominent news stories of 2009, with good reason: more Washingtonians were unemployed, more received unemployment benefits, and more sought job-search assistance than ever before.
Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce representatives joined city leaders and proprietors to officially open new businesses. A recent ribbon-cutting ceremony…
Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce representatives joined city leaders and proprietors to officially open new businesses. A recent ribbon-cutting ceremony…
Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce representatives joined city leaders and proprietors to officially open new businesses. A recent ribbon-cutting ceremony…
Hunger relief agency Northwest Harvest today announced it received a $10,000 grant from the Puget Sound Energy Foundation to purchase high-demand foods critical to a well-rounded diet such as protein and grains. Northwest Harvest’s network of partner food programs serve about 600,000 clients each month throughout the state of Washington.
TOP Food & Drug stores will be closing at 7 p.m. Thursday, Christmas Eve, and will reopen at 6 a.m. Saturday.
Highline Community College’s Worker Retraining, Opportunity Grants and Basic Food & Education Training (BFET) programs have no more money available for students winter quarter.
Qualified Puget Sound Energy customers who need help paying their heating bills this winter will have access to a combined total of nearly $29 million in low-income assistance from PSE and federal funds distributed by local community service agencies.
4Culture recently awarded White River Valley Museum $50,000 to complete utility upgrades to historic Mary Olson Farm.
Washington’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate inched down to 9.2 percent in November, a slight improvement from the 9.3 percent rate in October, according to the state Employment Security Department.
DIRECTV has generated more consumer complaints to the Washington Attorney General’s Office than any other business in 2009. Those complaints from Washington residents signal a serious problem, said Attorney General Rob McKenna, who today announced the office is suing the nation’s largest satellite television company for unfair sales practices.