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Seventh-grader Garin Huxman cleans out his locker on May 19, 2020, at North Middle School in Colorado Springs, Colo. Students at the District 11 school were allowed to return to school this week to clean out their lockers and collect their belongings left at the school after it was closed March 13 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The students were escorted into the school by a staff member, no more than 10 at a time, and the building crew disinfected the lockers immediately afterward. Christian Murdock, The Gazette file

Former Facebook exec Vijaye Raji leads new startup Statsig to help developers build features quickly April 7, 2021 at 8:05 am Vijaye Raji (left) and the Statsig team. (Statsig Photo) New startup:Vijaye Raji, a tech vet who previously led Facebook’s 5,000-person engineering outpost in Seattle, is CEO and founder of Statsig, a Seattle-area company that just formed to help developers build and launch features quickly. Statsig’s pitch: Raji spent a decade at Facebook and learned how it used internal development tools to streamline the way new features were tested and ultimately implemented. T...

Facebook, the area's fifth largest tech company, will reopen its Seattle office at 10%...

HDR Northeast Spring Boulevard is a half-mile, five-lane roadway with five new intersections and two bridges. Project: Northeast Spring Boulevard Client: City of Bellevue Long used for light industry, the BelRed subarea of Bellevue is transforming into a state-of-the-art, mixed-use and transit-oriented neighborhood. The Spring District is a vibrant, new $2.3 billion neighborhood made up of walkable streets, open spaces and independent shops. Centrally located, transit-oriented and buzzing with activity, the completed development area will support approximately 2,000 residents and 13,000 of...

December 17, 2020 On the Block: Bridge buys REI's old Kent HQ for over $24M, with industrial complex planned First Spring District headquarters to Facebook for almost $368 million, sending deep seismic tremors through the Eastside office market. The retail sector shuddered, too. That was Bellevue. That was in September, nine months into the pandemic. Three months later, as planned, the co-op has sold its old Kent headquarters to Bridge Development Partners. King County recorded the $24.6 million sale on Tuesday for the nearly 16-acre complex at 6750 S. 228th St.