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Local businesses team up for hurricane relief

Friday, October 20, 2017 1:27 PM

B&E, McCarthy and Schiering to hold Nov. 4 event while collecting donations for hurricane relief in Puerto Rico

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Small businesses can apply for COVID-19 relief
Temporary loading zones to help restaurants
Answering a need for daycare
New cannabis dispensary, Local Amsterdam, opens in Interbay
Maxwell Hotel strives to be a good neighbor
Ballard Kaiser opens its doors
Edward Jones advisor aims to inspire others with her business
Queen Anne apartment developers gather feedback, criticism

Developers with designs for a 42-unit apartment building on Queen Anne Avenue North shared those plans while fielding criticism from the audience during the community council’s land use review committee meeting on Wednesday night.
Queen Anne Farmers Market seeking vendor applications, 2020 season sponsors

The Queen Anne Farmers Market is accepting vendor applications for its 2020 season, and will begin reviewing submissions on or by April 30.
Office building to replace McDonald's across from Seattle Center

As Seattle Center experiences changes, so too will the McDonald’s site across the street on Fifth Avenue North. DA LI Development USA, LLC is proposing to replace it with an eight-story, 176,000-square-foot office building, with a cafe and retail on the ground floor.
Sweet relief

Trophy Cupcakes founder Jennifer Shea opened her Queen Anne location just before Christmas in the former Queen Bee Café space on West Galer Street. Having mostly been built out, it only took three weeks to get the location open.
“This neighborhood is so fun and family-oriented that I think there’s a lot of opportunity to do some fun stuff,” she said.
Back to drawing board for Magnolia Safeway

The West Design Review Board wants to see a more fleshed out design for a new Magnolia Safeway project that will be topped with 135 condo units and replace the aging Albertsons store.
Magnolia Safeway project up for review

Security Properties will share its plans for replacing the Albertsons in Magnolia with a green Safeway with condos up top during an Early Design Guidance meeting with the West Design Review Board on Wednesday.
Metropolis Dance Studio makes room for students of all ages

When Annlee Hoy started Metropolis Dance five years ago, she could not have anticipated that she would be opening her own studio half a decade later.
City of Seattle taking pre-approved DADU design submissions

The City of Seattle has released its submission guide for crafting pre-approved detached accessory dwelling unit designs, the selected plans to eventually be offered to homeowners as a cheaper and quicker option for constructing backyard cottages in single-family lots.
Rooftop Brewing supporting nonprofits through ImPeachMint

Rooftop Brewing Company will celebrate the release of its ImPeachMint IIPA in 16-ounce cans at its North Queen Anne tasting room on Thursday. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this beer throughout the month of January will be donated to the Queen Anne Helpline and Fair Fight 2020.
Office of Economic Development opens Legacy Business nominations

The Seattle Office of Economic Development has opened nominations for a new Legacy Business Program, which will honor and support one longtime business from each city council district in 2020, its inaugural year.
206 Burger Company owner cooking up big plans for North Queen Anne

Suren Shrestha is taking all of his big ideas for 206 Burger Company and finding the space to make them a reality in North Queen Anne.
Six-story mixed-use development on Queen Anne Ave under review

The West Design Review Board is conducting an administrative review of redevelopment plans for The Thai Kitchen site in Queen Anne. Shilshole Development is proposing to construct a six-story apartment building with 42 units and 1,400 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
Security Properties submits Early Design Guidance packet for Magnolia Albertsons redevelopment

Security Properties believes redevelopment of the Magnolia Albertsons site will be the first mixed-use project with a grocery store to attempt to qualify for the City of Seattle’s Living Building Challenge pilot program.

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