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1 week ago | 
monocle.com | Gregory Scruggs
Boeing has finally had a good month. On the eve of April's annual shareholder meeting, the aerospace giant beat investor expectations with a reported $300m (€265.9m) of losses in the first quarter and quickly earned a stock upgrade by market analysts. Not turning a profit isn't usually something to brag about but the numbers are a vast improvement on the combined $10bn (€8.86bn) in losses in the second half of 2024.
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2 weeks ago | 
web.archive.org | Gregory Scruggs
GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST — Craving a novel Evergreen State adventure this summer? Saddle up your bike and ride the Loowit Tier, a 197-mile mountain bike route in the state’s southern Cascades range that was unveiled to the public on Wednesday.
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Gregory Scruggs
4 hours agoIs The Bike Industry Tariff-ied? Conversations at Sea OtterIn our latest video, Neil talks with a variety of folks in the bike industry about the updated tariffs imposed by the United States, and how—if at all—the increase in import costs might affect their businesses. From bag makers to bike manufacturers and everything in between, there are some really interesting insights shared.
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2 weeks ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Gregory Scruggs
SEATTLE - Forget Sodo on Seahawks game day. Some of the Puget Sound region's most tightly regulated, and expensive parking can now be found 50 to 80 miles away from downtown in the Cascade Mountains on winter weekends and days with fresh snow.
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2 weeks ago | 
sacbee.com | Gregory Scruggs
SEATTLE - Forget Sodo on Seahawks game day. Some of the Puget Sound region's most tightly regulated, and expensive parking can now be found 50 to 80 miles away from downtown in the Cascade Mountains on winter weekends and days with fresh snow.
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3 weeks ago | 
monocle.com | Gregory Scruggs
Italian-owned Fincantieri is tapping into the US naval shipbuilding market - and breathing life back into Wisconsin in its slipstream. Wisconsinites are well accustomed to harsh winters but the deep freeze that descends upon the northern part of the Midwestern US in the first months of the year can test even the hardiest. When the temperature dips to minus 34C, schools close and workplaces shutter.
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1 month ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Gregory Scruggs
SEATTLE - Josh Watson and his chain saw are back in action. Last Monday, five weeks after Watson and thousands of U.S. Forest Service personnel were mass-fired by the federal Office of Personnel Management as part of the Trump administration's budget cuts, one of the Snoqualmie Ranger District's most skilled sawyers was back on the job.
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1 month ago | 
star-telegram.com | Gregory Scruggs
SEATTLE - Josh Watson and his chain saw are back in action. Last Monday, five weeks after Watson and thousands of U.S. Forest Service personnel were mass-fired by the federal Office of Personnel Management as part of the Trump administration's budget cuts, one of the Snoqualmie Ranger District's most skilled sawyers was back on the job.
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1 month ago | 
seattletimes.com | Gregory Scruggs
Josh Watson and his chain saw are back in action. On Monday, five weeks after Watson and thousands of U.S. Forest Service personnel were mass-fired by the federal Office of Personnel Management as part of the Trump administration’s budget cuts, one of the Snoqualmie Ranger District’s most skilled sawyers was back on the job.
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1 month ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Gregory Scruggs
SUN VALLEY, Idaho - A foot of fresh snow makes skiers rejoice. But for Riley Berman, chief of course for the FIS Ski World Cup Finals at Sun Valley Resort, a powder day isn't dreamy - it's a nightmare. That's because some 800 people - 145 of the world's top racers, plus their team entourages, officials and media - have flown into Idaho's Wood River Valley (population: 25,000) for the biggest alpine race outside the Winter Olympics.
