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Seattle plans mass vaccination site at Lumen Field Event Center
The site is expected to open in mid-March and, at peak operation, could administer 21,000 doses each day. 
Tags Seattle Seahawks Coronavirus Health Care
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What to know about Washington's new rules for boardroom diversity
The law applies to public companies incorporated in the state of Washington. These companies may be headquartered in Washington, but do not have to be. 
Tags Eric DeJong Government & Regulations Career & Workplace
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Seattle prepared to establish mass vaccination sites, Durkan says
In an interview, the mayor also said she is fully committed to leading the recovery of downtown and questioned Kroger's stated reason for permanently closing two QFC stores in Seattle. 
Tags Jon Scholes Downtown Seattle Association Kroger Company (The)
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Seattle leads other major US metros in containing Covid-19 cases, city says
This weekend marks the one-year anniversary of the first U.S. death linked to Covid-19, which occurred in King County. 
Tags Insurance Jenny Durkan Government & Regulations
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Employment law expert discusses liability concerns for re-opening offices
"Ultimately, every workplace has a legal requirement to keep their employees safe," Katharine Tylee Herz, partner at Davis Wright Tremaine, said. 
Tags Legal Services Professional Services
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Political organizer to challenge Stephanie Bowman for port commission seat
Hamdi Mohamed has secured endorsements from 10 local, regional and state politicians, as well as the backing of a union that represents many airport employees. 
Tags Ports & Trade Zones Aviation Transportation
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Letter to the editor: Our right to hold peaceful protests
Primatologist Lisa Jones-Engel responds to an op-ed from Business Journal Publisher and Market President Emily Parkhurst. 
Tags Emily Parkhurst Lisa Jones/Engel
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John Zmolek announces retirement as CEO at Verity CU
During his seven years as CEO, the credit union has grown its membership by more than 9,400 members according to Verity. 
Tags Verity Credit Union Banking & Financial Services Executive Profiles
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Seattle council bill would temporarily relax rules for home-based businesses
“This bill removes outdated land-use regulations that hinder the ability of our neighborhood businesses to recover from the devastating economic impacts of Covid-19,” says a co-sponsor. 
Tags Resilient Washington 2020 Caitlin Braam M/ Lorena González
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Mariners CEO resigns after comments surface
John Stanton, the team's chairman and managing partner, said he will serve as acting president and CEO until a successor can be selected. 
Tags Sports Business Human Resources Career & Workplace
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Art Langlie weighs run for Seattle mayor, a post his grandfather held
With incumbent Jenny Durkan not seeing reelection, there are 12 people who have filed to run for Seattle mayor. City Council President M. Lorena González is the best known among them. 
Tags M/ Lorena González Arthur B/ Langley John Murray
From Business Journals
Bezos fund to open 2nd Puget Sound-area preschool
The Bezos Academy will be part of a broader network of full-scholarship, Montessori-style preschools serving low-income areas. 
Tags Education Technology Jeff Bezos
From Business Journals
Patti Payne's Cool Pads: Showcase home on West Seattle bluff lists for $2.9M
Over the years, this home has been featured in newspapers and magazines for its design and gardens. The owners spent more than $800,000 on remodeling, keeping the manse true to its mid-century modern... 
Tags Ruth Whiteside Al Bumgardner Housing Market
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Donald Brennan, former Providence president and CEO, dies at 83
His career spanned 40 years in health care. In 1980 he became the first lay CEO of what was then known as Sisters of Providence — now Providence — where he served until 1993. 
Tags Health Care Insurance Career & Workplace
From Business Journals
Washington's Covid-19 vaccine shipments delayed this week by bad weather
“Hopefully, this weekend and into next week we’ll have a lot of vaccine in the state, both this week’s vaccine and next week’s vaccine," says a health official. 
Tags Insurance Government & Regulations Health Care
From Business Journals
The week in bankruptcies: JSE Investments LLC
This week in Seattle business bankruptcies include JSE Investments LLC. For the year, Seattle has recorded 2 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Jon W/ Knudson
From Business Journals
Fred Hutch spinout raises $6M to build out team, immune system technology
Ozette is not the first company to come out of the Hutch and develop a technology that studies the immune system. 
Tags Technology Ali Ansary Insurance
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Most King County property tax bills are higher due to voter-approved measures
Rising home values are also causing tax bills to climb. 
Tags Government & Regulations Residential Real Estate Commercial Real Estate
From Business Journals
State expands school Covid testing with eye to more classroom openings
Gov. Jay Inslee and other officials have increasingly worried that students have started falling behind since schools were shut down last year as the pandemic took hold. 
Tags Jay Inslee Insurance Education
From Business Journals
Study: Seattle-area home bidding wars on the rise as inventory dries up
“The number of homes for sale is at an all-time low, and the supply shortage only seems to be getting worse,” says Redfin's chief economist. 
Tags Residential Real Estate John Deely Redfin Corp/
From Business Journals
Opinion: How to invest thoughtfully during tumultuous times
Throughout the turbulence of 2020, Morgan Arford has remained focused on the one thing that can provide some clarity: data. 
Tags Economic Outlook Banking & Financial Services
From Business Journals
Seattle mayoral hopeful González: 'I'm very pro-small business'
The Downtown Seattle Association last year asked members of the City Council to sign a pledge to support small businesses. None did. González says she wants to make sure she "is not just signing a... 
Tags Lorena González Jon Scholes Alex Pedersen
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Opinion: Authorizing captive insurance would be a win-win for Washington
Because Washington is not one of the 37 states that authorize the formation of captive insurers in-state, these subsidiaries are set up, or “domiciled,” in other states. 
Tags Washington Self/Insurers Association Government & Regulations Legal Services
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More regions move to Phase 2 of Inslee's Covid reopening plan
Much of the state will join seven Western Washington counties in allowing indoor service at restaurants and gyms, albeit at limited capacity. 
Tags Insurance Government & Regulations Health Care
From Business Journals
Seagen reports record sales from cancer-fighting drugs in 2020
Revenue was driven by the launch of two new drugs and a deal with Merck that could end up being worth billions. 
Tags Merck Clay Siegall Health Care
From Business Journals
Seattle business leaders await a mayoral candidate with a plan. Is Bruce Harrell the one to bring it?
Eight people so far have joined Seattle's mayoral race. The business community wants someone who is committed to economic recovery. 
Tags Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
State official: ‘Significant’ work needed to ensure equitable vaccine distribution
The state has administered more than 940,000 doses of the Covid-19 vaccine as of Feb. 6, but is far behind on vaccinating Hispanic, Black and multiracial populations, according to a report. 
Tags Government & Regulations Insurance Health Care
From Business Journals
'Hamilton' returns to Paramount Theatre for upcoming season
The announcement is an indication that the pandemic's grip on the arts sector is expected to ease over the coming months. 
Tags Philanthropy & Nonprofits Arts Paramount Theatre
From Business Journals
Inslee signs business tax relief package, boosts unemployment benefits
The governor called the legislation, the first to pass during this year’s legislative session, a critical piece of the state’s Covid recovery plan. 
Tags Coronavirus Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
Opinion: Economic recovery will depend on adaptation and reinvention of our cities
Resilient cities recover from crises, and this pandemic has presented opportunities to accelerate transformation within urban centers, writes Michael Chen. 
Tags Government & Regulations
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