COVER STORY: HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
Recreational and retail plans for Quil Ceda Village could lure millions of people — and dollars — into the area

Related: The tribes hope to establish cooperation with other area hotels as Quil Ceda Village becomes a destination spot

Related: The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce will work to boost tourism from new headquarters made possible by a contribution from the Tulalip Tribes

Northwest getaways offer conference facilities and the great outdoors

Roundup of area Public Facilities Districts and hospitality briefs

BUSINESS NEWS
Energy officials offer hope to business owners while remaining cautious about the power situation

North County Bank plans to open a Marysville branch

Snohomish’s HUB Drive In closes, but its owner plans to re-open in a new building in March

Gateway Country offers training courses aimed at the business sector

Snohomish County’s housing market remains strong with sales and prices up

Summertime jobs help decrease the unemployment rate

Solectron’s immigrant-training program proves to be a win-win situation

AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Doug’s Lynnwood Hummer dealership has developed a diverse customer base for the vehicle — from off-road warriors to I-5 commuters

Dwayne Lane’s Family of Automobile Centers has expansion plans for two of its dealerships

BUSINESS PROFILE
Democon, a company of “selective demolition specialists,” sees profit in other people’s debris

PRODUCT PROFILE
Brokk Inc.’s remote-controlled robotic equipment takes some of the danger out of demolition

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
A new urban-centers development program could change the look of southwest Snohomish County

CHAMBER PROFILE
The South Snohomish County Chamber of Commerce changes leadership and takes a new look at its mission and goals

COLUMNS
Realty Markets: Apartments change with the times

Financial Focus: It’s never too early to plan for tax-season savings

Business Writing: Keep your mission and potential investors in mind when writing your business plan

Managing People: Alcohol and the workplace don’t mix

Economic Outlook: Snohomish County’s recent bond-rate increase signals that economic development is on the right track

Manager’s Memo: “People skills” can be tricky to teach but can add to the bottom line

Business 101: “Span of control” worked for the Roman army, and it can work for you, too

OPINION
The Tulalip Tribes’ plans are building pride as well as an economy

BUSINESS BRIEFS

PEOPLE WATCHING

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