In The Neighborhood// Apr 9, 2014
As our way of helping you do your part to celebrate Earth Day, your friends at Goodman Real Estate have set up a special collection point at the Colman Building for all those pesky, hard-to-recycle electronics. You can simply bring hand-carry items to the management office. Larger items can be picked up at your suite by 3R Technology.
TIME: 12:00—2:00
DATE: April 21st, 2014
Items that will be accepted:
• CRT & LCD Monitors
• TVs - CRT, LCD, and plasma
• Computers & Laptops
• Servers & Networking Equipment
• All Printers, Fax Machines, Copiers, and Scanners
• Audiovisual Equipment (DVD players/ VHS/Stereos)
• UPS battery backups
• Telecom Equipment & Cell Phones
• Ink and Toner Cartridges
• DVDs, and CDs
• Keyboards and Mice
• Small parts, peripherals, cables, etc.
• Microwaves too!
Drop Off Location
Management Office
#263 on the 2nd Floor
To schedule the pickup of larger items by 3R Technology, contact
Brian Embery, Goodman Real Estate
206-624-0131
[email protected]
or
Shane Kalles, 3R Technology
206-957-2682 x14
[email protected]
If you have any questions about this event please contact: Colman Building office
In The Neighborhood// Mar 19, 2014
Anyone commuting by ferry, working in the Financial District or Pioneer Square is going to love this! Top Pot Hand-Forged Doughnuts will be opening early spring of 2014 on the second level of The Post, a new luxury apartment building located across Post Alley from the Colman Building. The store will open onto the pedestrian overpass, linking the ferry terminal to First Avenue. The new doughnut mecca will also be accessible from Western Avenue, Post Avenue or Marion Street.
What started as a little storefront dispenser of sweet, round goodness on Seattle’s Capitol Hill has grown to 14 outlets with more on the way, including a planned store in Dallas, Texas.
The Post location will carry 38 varieties of doughnuts, pastries, sandwiches, ice cream, and, of course, coffee. Patrons will enjoy the addition of a pour-over coffee bar featuring single-origin coffees.
http://www.toppotdoughnuts.com
In The Neighborhood// Feb 27, 2014
Standing here at the beginning of 2014 we are tempted to look down and wonder where Bertha, our SR-99 tunnel boring machine, is? Is she making progress? Is she stuck (again)? We suggest it’s time to start looking up and looking toward the future, because this giant project is not just about the tunnel, but about reshaping Seattle and its connection to our waterfront. As soon as the tunnel is up and running, the Alaska Way Viaduct will come down, and soon after that the new Seattle Waterfront Promenade Park will start taking shape.
Picture a landscaped parkway connecting Pier 70 on the north with Pioneer Square and the Stadium District to the south. The Promenade will connect downtown Seattle to the bustling waterfront and bring a renewal of the area with vital great resource and attractions.
waterfrontseattle.org
