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Suspicious Closures: 23 Subway Locations in Washington and Oregon Under Investigation
I like Subway more than the average person, so much so, I order online and use promo codes. I was surprised to learn that 200 or more employees were blindsided by the closings of 23 Subway restaurants in Oregon and Washington. Also Interesting: Black Bear Killed After Swiping at Washington...
Alert: Invasive Species Rattles Washington State Pet Store
Alert: Invasive Species Zebra Mussels Rattle Washington State Pet Store. As you pull across the Washington State line near Umatilla, you'll see a boat inspection area for invasive species that could be attached to the underbelly of your boat. 4 Reasons Why Zebra Mussels Are Bad For Washington State. It's...
A 23-unit Subway franchisee shuts down
Subway closed 23 locations in Oregon and Washington after the brand terminated a struggling local operator out of Portland. The stores were owned by Cap Ten Enterprises and feature locations in Oregon and Southwest Washington. KOIN in Portland quoted the operator saying the company’s problem started when the store’s bank account was hacked and drained of “hundreds of thousands of dollars.”
Northwest tribes receive millions in funding for new housing
Tribes in Idaho, Oregon and Washington are building new tribal housing with grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. “There was a total of $150 million nationwide, of which we had four awardees in the Northwest totaling about $12 million dollars,” said Tom Carney, the administrator for the HUD Northwest office of Native American programs.
Video: Stop Leaving Dog Poo!
Are we supposed to believe that dog owners really come back to pick up the dog poo they left in a bag on the trail? There are these wild and crazy things call trash cans that you can…you guessed it… throw the poop in. Listen to the Gee...
Tacoma City Council Approves Honorary Street Renaming for Beloved Community Leader Bill Evans
— Community Recognition to Take Place During Proctor Farmers’ Market 30th Anniversary Celebration on August 24 — TACOMA, Wash. – The City Council unanimously approved a resolution on August 6, 2024 to confer the honorary street name “Bill Evans Place” for North 27th Street, between Proctor and Madison Streets. Bill Evans was a community and civic leader who advocated for walkable urban communities and spent countless hours supporting small businesses. He dedicated nearly half of his life to the growth and beautification of Tacoma’s Proctor District and enhanced quality of life for residents throughout Tacoma with his tireless efforts building community and by serving as a Tacoma City Council Member. Bestowing and installing the honorary street name will provide an opportunity for those new to, and familiar with, the area to inquire about the naming and learn about the history of Tacoma and its Proctor District.
Four injured in shooting on Casino Road, a hotspot for crime in Everett
Everett Police are investigating a shooting that sent four people to the hospital, with the victims’ conditions unknown as of this reporting. The shooting occurred just after 11 p.m. Tuesday night on West Casino Road in Everett. More local crime: Carjacking in Seattle’s Central District leaves dog walker, 1...
Seahawks Land 6-Foot-6 Playmaker & Former Top-10 Tight End While Making Cuts
The Seattle Seahawks added some depth at tight end by signing former UCLA playmaker Michael Ezeike and ex-Pittsburg State standout Devon Garrison. Seattle released cornerback Willie Roberts and linebacker Devin Richardson to make room for the newly added tight ends. The Seahawks are dealing with injuries at the position as...
Searching for Beatlesville and Beatles Avenue on 60th anniversary of band’s Seattle visit
It was 60 years ago today – Aug. 21, 1964 – when the Beatles made their first visit to Seattle. In honor of the occasion, KIRO Newsradio decided to retrace the footsteps (and tire tracks) of the band – who had to make it from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac) to the Edgewater Hotel and then to Seattle Center – all the while being mobbed by screaming fans.
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