Ari Cetron

Sep 3, 2024 | wealthinsidermag.com | Ari Cetron

, /PRNewswire/ — CNOOC (NYSE:) Limited (the “Company”, SEHK: 00883 (HKD Counter) and 80883 (RMB Counter), SSE (LON:): 600938) announces today that Wushi 17-2 Oilfields Development Project has commenced production. The project is located in Beibu Gulf, with an average water depth of approximately 28 meters. The main production facilities include a new wellhead platform and an oil and gas processing terminal.

Sep 3, 2024 | capitolhillseattle.com | Ari Cetron

The private Bertschi School on northern Capitol Hill is in planning for a campus renovation and addition of a new three-story schoolhouse as it continues to grow along 10th Ave E. Construction is still a few years off. “We want our spaces to reflect the joyfulness of our kids,” head of school Raymond Yu tells CHS. As a new school year begins, Seattle families in the public school system are awaiting a delayed roster of planned campus closures the district says are necessary to stem budget woes.

Aug 29, 2024 | wealthinsidermag.com | Ari Cetron

Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on U.S. Money Reserve. Throughout history, gold has held allure as a precious resource. And in the modern economy, one of gold’s most important roles may be as a safe-haven asset during times of economic uncertainty. Trends in the price of gold demonstrate the asset’s growing appeal. Relative to the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average — a common benchmark for gold investors — gold has exhibited stability.

Sep 11, 2023 | capitolhillseattle.com | Ari Cetron

There will be a small burst of design review activity around Capitol Hill as summer becomes fall including a project that could be key to the next steps in the long, slow climb of change reshaping E Olive Way.

Feb 27, 2023 | capitolhillseattle.com | Ari Cetron

Seattle Public Schools plans to renovate and expand Montlake Elementary School are pressing forward, over the objections of some neighbors who say the new school will be too big for the site and for the neighborhood. The city’s Department of Neighborhoods has completed a review of the proposal, and has passed its recommendation along to the Department of Construction and Inspections, which will make the final ruling.