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  1. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Mirandah Davis-Powell

    This popular makeup brand is closing its only Seattle store (opens the original)

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    Glossier, a New York beauty brand favored by millennials and Gen Z for its skin-first philosophy and charming minimalism, plans to close its Capitol Hill showroom in January. The closure will end a five-year run for the brand’s only Pacific Northwest storefront and open up the 6,500-square-foot location in one of the neighborhood’s busiest retail blocks. While its exact last day is yet to be determined, a Glossier spokesperson said that in the days leading up to the closure, the store will host

  2. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Mirandah Davis-Powell

    Costco sued over protein powder (opens the original)

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    What do tariffs, rotisserie chicken and grain-free dog food have in common? Each has sparked a lawsuit against Issaquah-based warehouse retailer Costco. The list doesn’t stop there — protein powder has joined the ranks. On Tuesday, consumers filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against Costco in federal court for the Western District of Washington, alleging it sold Orgain’s organic plant-based protein powder knowing it was contaminated with toxic heavy metals and failed to disclose the risk to

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Mirandah Davis-Powell

    WA farm labor contractor fined $700,000 over worker violations (opens the original)

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    Washington State Department of Labor and Industries has fined a farm labor contracting company nearly $700,000 for violating worker protection laws, including failing to notify workers where they would be placed, what kind of jobs they’d be working or how much they’d be paid.Yakima County’s Superbee Contracting employed around 1,200 workers, many of them foreigners, across 15 farms in Benton, Franklin, Yakima and Walla Walla counties and in the city of Hermiston, Ore., according to a news releas

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