BUSINESS
Altitude Angel uses the cloud to change the way people navigate the clouds
Family Business – Port Blakely
Oberto: Looking ahead to the next 100 years 20-21_020218 (part 1) 22_020218 (part 2)
Claude Changarnier reclaimed his Domaine
Sandeep Nain takes his business to new heights
Mobile satellite technology makes it easier to connect
UW experts talk about the 787 and what’s next in the materials revolution
‘You mad?’ Seahawks’ Richard Sherman wins endorsement deals
HEALTH CARE
Pain Pills: The risk of having them around the house
Epilepsy Monitoring Unit Records Seizures
Fred Hutch offshoot thrives in Sunnyside
Partnering with Uganda against a global killer
Improving cancer care one doctor at a time
http://quest.fhcrc.org/articles/2009/12/improving.html
State weighs impact of religious, secular health mergers
Region’s ultrasound companies create advanced new therapies
GENERAL FEATURES
Legal help sought for trafficking survivors
Marking the 75th anniversary of Japanese internment order
The saga of Kennewick man is a volatile mix of race, politics, religion and science
After the fallout – lessons learned from Chernobyl
The dirt on chores – does your child help clean up?
Keeping kids safe – when coaches prey on young kids
EDUCATION
What happens when you give students money to spend?
Scariest thing about space? Spacewalks
REAL ESTATE/CONSTRUCTION
King Street Station upgrades on track
South Lake Union’s life sciences market is hot – but very tight
Seattle developers rush to be first on their block
Main Street USA — Revitalizing the heart of small towns
Savvy developers are turning old-school office parks into vibrant mixed-use villages
Inside Bellevue’s Zero Energy Idea Home
http://425magazine.com/home-green-home/
Point Ruston soon to achieve milestone – residents
West’s largest TOD takes shape near Pioneer Square
Brad Broberg 