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Sohal Hotels Sells 117-Room Hotel in Marysville for $26.5MM
The Puget Sound region has seen another hotel property trade hands with the sale of La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham in Marysville. According to Snohomish County public records, the buyer was an entity affiliated with Jaye Enterprises Inc., and the seller was an entity affiliated with Sohal Hotels. The sales price was $26.5 million, or about $226,495 per room.
Guaranteed income being studied on Olympic Peninsula
PORT ANGELES, Wash. — Preparing for lunchtime is the calm before the storm for Haley Hogerson. She looks through her Port Angeles apartment's pantry as her 1-year-old son, Alaric, lies asleep on the couch, blissfully unaware of the struggles his mom goes through. "There was a month where the...
Commissioner match between Agnew, Lamanna likely in November race
WATERVILLE — The November election could pit a Republican against an independent for Douglas County commissioner. In the latest primary ballot count, completed Wednesday, independent candidate Paula Lamanna, 47, of Rock Island squeaked ahead of Republican challenger Katie L. Shafer for second place. The District 2 seat on the three-member commission came up for grabs this year with Republican Kyle Steinburg's announcement that he would not seek a third term.
Aberdeen Summerfest starts Saturday at 10 a.m.
Aug. 15—Aberdeen Summerfest is almost here and Bette Worth and Bobbi McCracken, two of the main organizers for the fun, free, family event can't wait to see everybody downtown. The happy, hard-working, taskmasters sat down to talk about what this year's iteration of the festival would mean. One of the important parts of this year's Summerfest — set for Saturday at 10 a.m., along the Broadway ...
The cost of a personalized Washington state license plate could rise next year. Here's why
OLYMPIA, Wash. — It might cost Washingtonians a bit more to renew their Washington state personalized license plate in coming years. That's because the state Fish and Wildlife Commission approved a request to increase the cost to renew from $42 to $52 at its Aug. 9 meeting. Personalized license...
After years of hardship, some WA farmers see improved cherry season
NACHES, Wash. — For many farmers, 2024 brought a much better cherry season than 2023, when a disaster was declared -- but that doesn't mean it was easy to turn a profit. KING 5 visited a cherry orchard in Naches to learn about the challenges to making money on the beloved Washington export.
Multiple wildfires in Pacific Northwest likely to burn until fall rains arrive
Fire managers in the Pacific Northwest predict that many wildfires currently burning in Washington and Oregon, and potentially new ones, will persist until the region experiences significant rain or snow this fall. With widespread lightning expected this month, fire managers will be adopting a strategic approach to integrate risk management, ecosystem resilience, and community involvement on long-duration fires before typical east wind events potentially arrive around the beginning of fall. ...
Feds Extend Waiver for Fuel Delivery in Washington Statewide Firefighting Efforts
OLYMPIA - The U.S. Department of Transportation has extended the emergency fuel delivery waiver for Washington State, allowing drivers delivering fuel for firefighting efforts to work beyond normal hours through September 15, 2024. This extension follows Governor Jay Inslee's Emergency Proclamation 24-04, which initially set the waiver to expire on August 16, 2024.
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