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Seattle REconomy and City of Seattle announce opening of Reuse Commons Lake City 

July 15, 2026

Seattle, WA – (July 14) Reuse Commons Lake City is a new community hub designed to expand reuse, repair, and sharing services while strengthening neighborhood vibrancy, supporting small businesses, and advancing Seattle’s environmental and economic goals.  Located in the former Aurora Rents building, this 7,000‑square‑foot space brings together multiple reuse, repair, and share–focused organizations under… [ Keep reading ]

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Celebrating Latinx Heritage Month with Lake City Collective

October 14, 2022

If you’ve ever wondered who supports the language line at the Seattle Office of Economic Development, we have Lake City Collective to thank. In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we sat down with Lake City Collective’s César Garcia to learn more about the organization, advocacy work, and cultural heritage. 

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Clean City Initiative provides added support to Business Districts throughout the City

March 22, 2021

Seattle (March 19, 2021) – Starting in February, Clean City funds have enabled business associations and business districts to increase their efforts to clean up trash, address graffiti, and clean streets and sidewalks. The Clean City Initiative will provide additional funding for Broadway BIA, Chinatown/International District BIA, Columbia City BIA, University District BIA, Pioneer Square, West Seattle Junction Association, and Ballard Business Association to enhance their regular cleaning efforts within their business districts. Additionally, funds… [ Keep reading ]

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Small Business of the Month: Sphere Solar Energy

August 1, 2018

Growing up in Kenya, Edwin Ngugi Wanji says he was the kind of kid who was always “trying to figure out how stuff works.” “A solar panel on my mom’s little calculator was always very fascinating to me, and I pulled a lot of those out as a kid,” he… [ Keep reading ]

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