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Local Non-Profit and Department of Ecology to Bring 144 Affordable Apartments to Seattle’s Mt. Baker Neighborhood

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Seattle, Mt. Baker Housing Association, Washington State Department of Ecology, Aspect Consulting, Perkins Coie, Beacon Development Group
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