By Bekka Wiedenmeyer Seattle's historic Rainier Valley has provided a welcoming community for a diverse group of people for more than 100 years, with immigrants, refugees, people of color and small businesses calling the neighborhood home. While rising rents and unaffordable property have begun to usher out family-owned businesses and tenured residents in recent years, […]
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