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L&I fines three companies for violations related to fatal crane collapse

The Washington Department of Labor & Industries has fined three companies more than $100,000 for safety violations that resulted in the collapse of a crane at the Google campus in South Lake Union that killed four people on April 27.
Amazon makes large investment in city council election

City council candidates endorsed by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce’s political action committee are set to get a big boost in support from a $1.05 million contribution from Amazon, made just three weeks before the general election.
Playmakers shine in upcoming production of 'Radium Girls'

The Ballard High School Playmakers have a history of diving into heavy theatrical works with political and societal messages. While the material may be dated, there’s plenty to unravel in the upcoming production of D.W. Gregory’s “Radium Girls.”
Monster pumpkins

Greg Shaw planted his first pumpkin seed 50 years ago in Magnolia.
On a Magnolia street like many others, the 72-year-old man has spent years planting, cultivating and decorating for pumpkins that can grow up to be as much as 500 pounds.
Local organizers plan Queen Anne Urban Survival Skills Fair

The Queen Anne Block Watch Captains Network is organizing a comprehensive Urban Survival Skills Fair to help educate neighbors on how to prepare for and work together during a major disaster.

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L&I fines three companies for violations related to fatal crane collapse

The Washington Department of Labor & Industries has fined three companies more than $100,000 for safety violations that resulted in the collapse of a crane at the Google campus in South Lake Union that killed four people on April 27.

ON THE TOWN

Monster pumpkins

Greg Shaw planted his first pumpkin seed 50 years ago in Magnolia.
On a Magnolia street like many others, the 72-year-old man has spent years planting, cultivating and decorating for pumpkins that can grow up to be as much as 500 pounds.

SCHOOLS & YOUTHS

Playmakers shine in upcoming production of 'Radium Girls'

The Ballard High School Playmakers have a history of diving into heavy theatrical works with political and societal messages. While the material may be dated, there’s plenty to unravel in the upcoming production of D.W. Gregory’s “Radium Girls.”

OPINION

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BUSINESS

Tight 5 Farm gets roomier

Jesse Erickson likes to imagine being able to one day watch a 70-millimeter print of “2001: A Space Odyssey” at the Cinerama while crunching on his Tight 5 Farm microgreens.

POLICE BLOTTER

SENIORS & BOOMERS

Bayview Brew taps a pilsner

Residents of the Bayview retirement community hopped to work Saturday on their latest beer-brewing project.

Monster pumpkins

Parents of Leo Schneider find no justice in Kittitas County

Mint and Olives focusing on fine, casual dining

Family planning Mexican restaurant in Lower Queen Anne lose $274,000 to fraudulent contractor

Tight 5 Farm gets roomier

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