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Growth Management 2018 Session Position As a state, we must be prepared for anticipated growth by ensuring that there is an adequate supply of...

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We must reassess our environmental priorities to ensure that we are receiving the most environmental benefit in a way that truly promotes long-term...

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The legislature can help Washington businesses create jobs and help our economy get back on track by doing the following: • Preempt...

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In our fast-moving world, disruption is an instantly unsettling word. It produces a state of uncertainty, making us unsure of where we fit. Tony...

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A Message from Outgoing Chair David Masin, Selden’s Home Furnishings When I became Chairman last September, it was my mission to emphasize...

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You’ve been hearing the buzz of “Smart Cities” and 5G and probably thinking what does it mean to my company or my family? 5G is...

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To recognize outstanding students the Bellevue Chamber Foundation, with community partners who support education, has awarded $7,500 in scholarships...

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Thursday, September 14, 2016 | 4:00 – 7:00 PMThe Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, Cascadia Room/Ballroom36005 SE Ridge Street, Snoqualmie, WA...

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Some of these indicators we take great pride in achieving since they showcase the prosperity in our region. Others may be spin-offs from the...

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We know it’s a hot housing market – but how hot is it? Zillow’s Chief Economist, Dr. Svenja Gudell spoke to members at the June...

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Recently, Deloitte did an eight year look back on the top technology trends and the spin-off implications of how these trends are integrated into...

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Policy Committees on Hiatus As a reminder, we’re taking the month of May off from Chamber policy committee meetings. But. we’ll be back...

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