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Clean buildings projects get $30M energy boost

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The state Department of Commerce announced Tuesday new awards of nearly $30 million to help building owners renovate 464 facilities to meet the Clean Buildings Performance Standard.


George Lucas presents a galaxy of art that goes far, far past ‘Star Wars' in new Los Angeles museum

By ANDREW DALTON

The new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will serve “Star Wars” fans what they crave, but the saga George Lucas spawned represents just one small corner of the galaxy of creative work within the walls of the Los Angeles institution he calls a “temple to the people's art.”



Park restoration calls for prescribed burn

By JOURNAL STAFF

Washington State Parks plans to conduct a prescribed burn at Anderson Lake State Park in Jefferson County this fall as part of a habitat restoration project.


Bids wanted for Eastrail link

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of Bellevue is looking for a general contractor to build a new pedestrian link between Eastrail and Northeast Spring Boulevard.


Next stop: Pinehurst Station

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

All aboard! Sound Transit's first infill light-rail station is set to start service at the end of this month.



Tacoma's Lowell Elementary school opens September 9

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The school is the first in the district to incorporate CLT .


Shortlist in for W. Seattle Link gig

By JOURNAL STAFF

Finalists are in for Sound Transit's heavy civil general contractor/construction manager job for work related to the West Seattle Link light-rail extension.


Park gets new ‘Libertad' name

By JOURNAL STAFF

The park formerly known as César Chávez Park will now be named Parque Libertad, according to a press release this week from Seattle Parks and Recreation.


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