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In 2006, two 200-pound hop bales in a warehouse in Yakima combusted, sending other bales flying and sparking a swiftly spreading blaze. The fire burned for six days and consumed 2.7 million pounds of hops, about 4 percent of...
The sprint from idea to revenue-generating company might be standard operating procedure in the tech realm, but even a mobile-app developer or social-networking site might have trouble keeping up with Alexandra Abraham and...
Ally and Scott Svenson were constantly trying to figure out how to feed their four hungry boys quickly and affordably between sports practices and games. They knew they didn’t want fast food, but they also knew their tab...
When Lisa Hufford quit her executive sales job at Microsoft in 2006 to become a consultant, she had modest ambitions.  She wanted the flexibility to travel less and spend more time with her children. Still, her new...
Madison Young and Larry Johnson represent opposite ends of the employment timeline—and both are exactly what the maritime industry needs. Young is 18 years old and newly graduated from Ballard Maritime Academy, a program at...