On Monday, area restaurants and certain entertainment venues may resume indoor service, the governor said.
Targets relief to the most affected businesses; helps low-wage workers by raising their benefits
King County Public Health shut down the Federal Way vendor on Monday, Jan. 25.
By Larry Lark, contributor When it comes to certain car models they seem to come, and go, and come again. That’s certainly the case with… Continue reading
By Larry Lark, contributor It’s always a good day when a Lexus lands in my driveway. The latest example was the 2021 RX 350L crossover… Continue reading
Commons mall and light rail are key components of local economic development, mayor says.
U.S. Department of Labor announces funding
By Larry Lark, contributor With apologies to Oldsmobile, “the 2020 CT4 Premium Luxury sports sedan is not your father’s Cadillac.” Smallish in size, the CT4… Continue reading
By Larry Lark, contributor Mercedes-Benz occupies rarified air in the automobile pantheon. And the E-Class series is rarer still. With more than 14 million units… Continue reading
By Larry Lark, contributor It’s always a call to action when a Ford F-150 light duty pickup truck lands in my driveway. The latest iteration,… Continue reading
The Boeing Company has agreed to pay the Department of Justice over $2.5 billion after conspiring to defraud FAA regulators evaluating Boeing’s 737 MAX airplane.… Continue reading
See a list of local establishments offering outdoor, take out dining
The location at The Commons mall has served the Federal Way community for 43 years.
Newest $100 million grant round prioritized restaurants, fitness centers
Sound Publishing has launched a local business stimulus program to help businesses adapt in a rapidly evolving economic environment. Sound Publishing, based in Everett, is… Continue reading
Washington State Department of Labor and Industries found more than 1,500 instances of violations including missing meal breaks, working during school hours and more.
“I am the unintentional entrepreneur,” says Poverty Bay Coffee Company owner.
About 40 local restauranteurs met virtually on Friday morning to discuss concerns.
Over three weeks, more than 250 people voted in the contest.
