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SCS Engineers working to clean up landfill in China

By Journal Staff

SCS Engineers in Bellevue is providing engineering support and technical assistance on what it says is the first aerobic bioreactor landfill remediation system in China.


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.


LEED gold for Mukilteo City Hall

By Journal Staff

Mukilteo City Hall has received LEED gold certification.


Teufel restructures under Chapter 11

By BENJAMIN MINNICK

The weak economy and changes in a lender's plans forced Teufel Nursery to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last year, but now the Portland-based landscaping and nursery company says it is poised to come out of bankruptcy.

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.


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.


Manure digester project costly for Yakima area dairy farmer

By DAVID LESTER

Things aren't turning out quite the way the models predicted when Dan DeRuyter built a $3.8 million plant to turn manure into electricity.


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.


Cheney seeks help with school projects

By Journal Staff

Cheney School District No. 360 is seeking a consultant to manage nearly $100 million in school projects.


Logger killed near Rockport

The Skagit County sheriff's office says a man has been killed in a logging accident southwest of Rockport.


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.


ODOT fixes some street sign typos

Not only are the signs wrong, they're hard to pronounce.


More work needed on Savage Rapids

The newly revealed Savage Rapids on the Rogue River need some fixing.


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