Everett Business Journal

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Articles in May, 2001 issue of Everett Business Journal

• 'Urban wear' retailer opens second store in Everett Mall.(Boss Wear)(Brief Article)
• Local tax consultant joins with office of national firm.(Hersman Serles, BDO Seidman)(Brief Article)
• Top Seattle restaurateurs open location in Everett.
  by Folger, Myke
• Development applications decreasing in county.
  by Folger, Myke
• Businesses support letter carriers summer food drive.(Brief Article)
• Allied Construction finishes Paine Field roof project.(Brief Article)
• Owner retires, sells golf car business to buddy.
• Children, fun and freedom, secrets to business longevity.(Company Profile)
  by Graves, Michele
• Have tractor business, will travel.
  by FOLGER, MYKE
• 45-year-old cabinet shop to move to new building.(Lund's Cabinet Shop)(Brief Article)
• Hot Wheels lover buys Hot Rod Espresso stand.(Howard Goehring)(Brief Article)
• Dwayne Lane's auto centers continue expansion.(Brief Article)
  by Dennett, Carrie C.
• Chamber awards excellence.(Brief Article)
• Be aware when buying a business.
  by EISEN, JERRY
• Property owners invited to examine college growth plans.(Everett Community College)(Brief Article)
• Burlington company wins bid for Port of Everett roof job.(Esary Roofing and Siding)(Brief Article)
• In business with Mom.
  by Graves, Michele
• Bank supports golf for kids.(Brief Article)
• Great Depression chokes confectionery store.
  by Taylor, Eric
• New sales hire at EBJ.(David Bonnington, Everett Business Journal)(Brief Article)
• County seeks help to review appeals of property values.(Brief Article)
• Selling time is the kicker at Everett Soccer Arena.(Company Financial Information)
  by Graves, Michele
• Mentor offers start-up sage advice.
  by Folger, Myke
• Bank gives to school fund-raiser.(Wells Fargo)(Brief Article)
• Women's fitness center owner plans Everett franchise.(Curves for Women)(Brief Article)
• L & I pitches fee increase for building services.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Meticulous, relaxed, automated: How companies hire.
  by Folger, Myke
• Hewitt Avenue restorations underway.
  by Folger, Myke
• TV producer/hockey lover bids $2 million for team.(Barry Kemp)(Brief Article)
  by Folger, Myke
• Educational program opens Everett office to reach students.(Meadowbrook Educational Services Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Lawyer to give talk at EvCC on work place discrimination.(Eileen Sussex, Everett Community College)(Brief Article)
  by Folger, Myke
• KEEPING UP WITH PEOPLE.
• Steering clear of cash flow woes.(Impact Laser)(Company Profile)
  by Folger, Myke
• Association earns merit award.(Brief Article)
• Architect starts fulltime design business downtown.(Sam Arrowood and Area Home Planners)(Brief Article)
• Espresso Connection opens 11th store, two more planned.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Son to keep company on course after father's death.(Company Profile)
  by Folger, Myke
• Young and in love.
  by Folger, Myke
• CORRECTION.(Correction Notice)
• Homebuilder to finish $6.1 million development.(Belmark Industries)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Fieldstone Mortgage opens Everett office on Evergreen Way.(Brief Article)
• Carol Nelson.(CEO of Cascade Bank)(Interview)
  by Graves, Michele
• Elks Lodge honored for efforts.(Brief Article)
• BIRTHS.
• When mom is an owner, love is part of business.(Brief Article)
  by GRAVES, MICHELE
• BLR gets first commercial customer for helicopter kit.(Boundary Layer Research)(Brief Article)
• What's an investor to do?(in today's stock market)
  by Graves, Michele
• Businesses and AquaSox join to give back to community.
• What was the best thing a customer has ever done for you or given you to show extra appreciation for a job well done?