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OED’S Daily Digest Three for the Week of December 10

  SEATTLE MET'S TOP 25 RESTAURANTS THAT CAPTURE THE SOUL OF SEATTLE SEATTLE MET Seattle is a city whose story can be told through its restaurants. From their banquettes to their timber ceilings, their fresh-daily oysters to their inspired microseasonal innovations, these 25 restaurants etch a portrait of Pacific Northwest values, passions, [More]

Stockbox brings good food to where people live

On Sunday, Stockbox, the grocery store in a re-purposed storage container, ended its trial run of what two local business-school grads hope will be an answer to the national problem of "food deserts."  [More]

University of Washington says its annual economic impact is $9.1 billion

University of Washington says its annual economic impact is $9.1 billion; Mayor Mike McGinn proposes letting bars stay open later, or all night; and Washington ranked 15th top state for business by CNBC. [More]

“Job Sector Survey” now open to collect measurable data from King County employers

"Job Sector Survey" now open to collect measurable data from King County employers; King County home-lot sales on pace to more than double; and a look at what's coming up for business. [More]

A local approach to solving problems with foreign aid

A local approach to solving problems with foreign aid; The Comet, on Capitol Hill, stars as Grassroots movie shoot continues; and Why higher postal rates are good for the economy, businesses, consumers, and environment.  [More]

NOAA botched decision to move Seattle fleet to Oregon, audit finds

NOAA botched decision to move Seattle fleet to Oregon, audit finds; NDC partners with the City of Seattle and Seattle Steam on a $32 million investment; and Get ready for fireworks in Seattle and Bellevue.  [More]

Seattle to host two NCAA Division I National Championships

Seattle to host two NCAA Division I National Championships; The Ave: It rises, falls, rises again; and Seattle LGBT Commission launches needs assessment survey for community.  [More]

Southeast Seattle, 98118, is the nation’s most diverse zip code

Southeast Seattle, 98118, is the nation's most diverse zip code; Pfizer sponsors a half-day conference on health policy, trends and opportunities - July 8th; and America's Great Outdoors Initiative holds a public listening session - July 1st.  [More]

Suggest transportation enhancements at Walk, Bike, Ride workshop – June 29th

Suggest transportation enhancements at Walk, Bike, Ride workshop - June 29th; Gov. Chris Gregoire lays out export-building agenda; and Burke Museum's Waterlines Project documents the urban development history of Seattle.  [More]

Industry tour delves into the Puget Sound clean energy cluster – Sept. 17th

Upcoming industry tour delves into the Puget Sound clean energy cluster - Sept. 17th; Pioneer Square Community Association changes name and organization model; and Seattle's Dept. of Planning and Development proposes code changes for urban agriculture.  [More]