Randy Diamond

Sacramento

#Finance #reporter specializing in the often secret world of #institutionalinvesting.

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Boeing adding new space in Everett despite worker reduction

4 days ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

EVERETT — Boeing is expanding the amount of space it occupies in Everett, leasing nearly 279,000 square feet in an industrial complex at 5900 36th Ave. W, according to a report by real estate firm Kidder Mathews. The lease for Boeing begins this month on a 278,937-square-foot building in an industrial complex called Bridge Point Everett 500 – Building A. It’s unclear what Boeing plans to do with the warehouse building, which is 2 miles from its Everett Plant at Paine Field.
Paine Field Community Day returns Saturday, May 17

6 days ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

EVERETT — Paine Field Community Day will be held 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 17 at the Snohomish County owned airport. The youth-focused event, in its second year, will feature aircraft displays, talks with pilots, educational opportunities and a variety of local food vendors. Military planes expected at the event include a U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island.
Mel Sheldon: Coming up big for the Tulalip Tribes

1 week ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

The Elson S. Floyd Award honors a visionary leader who, through partnership, tenacity and a strong commitment to community, has created lasting opportunities to improve quality of life and positively impact the regional economy. EVERETT — Mel Sheldon received his award in the house he helped build.
Craig Skotdal: Helping to breathe life into downtown Everett

1 week ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

The John M. Fluke Sr. Award – Honors an entrepreneurial leader who has demonstrated business acumen and significant community contributions. Developer Craig Skotdal can take credit for breathing new life into downtown Everett as the urban core continues to attract new businesses and residents. Skotdal Real Estate, which he serves as co-president with his brother Andrew, owns many of the major office buildings in downtown retail locations, as well as a growing number of residential buildings.
Laasya Chintamani: ‘I always loved science and wanted to help people’

1 week ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

The Washington STEM Rising Star Award recognizes outstanding young women who embrace STEM education, using their skills to drive innovation and create meaningful change in their communities. Laasya Chintamani has wanted to be a doctor since she was a little kid. “I always loved science and wanted to help people,” said the 16-year-old. Chintamani said she was inspired by her mother, who is a doctor. The junior at Henry M. Jackson High School in Mill Creek leads a busy life outside of school.
Paul Roberts: An advocate for environmental causes

1 week ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

The Chair’s Legacy Award is a newly established honor presented by Economic Alliance Snohomish County at its annual meeting. This prestigious lifetime achievement award recognizes a distinguished public figure whose career and philanthropic contributions have made a lasting and positive impact on Snohomish County’s economy, community well-being and overall vitality.
County Executive Dave Somers: ‘It’s working together’

1 week ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

County Executive Dave Somers is the recipient of the Henry M. Jackson award. The award recognizes a person who demonstrates exemplary service to the community and is committed to the business interests of the region. Established in 1977, the award is named for the former U.S. senator from Everett. For more than nine years, Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers has touted the county as a good place to do business. He’s had some help.
Lynnwood K-pop store wary of new tariffs

2 weeks ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

EVERETT — Todd Dickinson and Ricky Steinlar should be pleased right now. The owners of The K-POP Empire moved from Everett to a much bigger location in Lynnwood. Loyal customers seem to love the store’s collection of T-shirts, plushy dolls, stickers advertising various bands and key chains. Weeks after moving into their Lynnwood soft opening on April 2, the entrepreneurs can’t help but worry about the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on their business.
Commerce boss: How Washington state can make it easier for small businesses

3 weeks ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

MARYSVILLE — State Commerce Secretary Joe Nguyen has one solution to make it easier to operate a business in Washington. Streamline government at the state level. Nguyen was the keynote speaker on Tuesday during the annual meeting of the Economic Alliance Snohomish County and the Snohomish County Awards at the Tulalip Resort Casino.
Snohomish County residents rushing to become REAL ID compliant

3 weeks ago | heraldnet.com | Randy Diamond

LYNNWOOD — Time is running out for travelers to become REAL ID compliant. By May 7, all travelers must be REAL-ID compliant to board domestic flights and access certain federal facilities. In 2005, Congress approved the REAL ID Act, which enacted the 9/11 Commission’s recommendation to establish minimum security standards for all driver’s licenses and identification cards. It was supposed to go into effect in 2008 but has been repeatedly delayed.