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Behind every fish that makes its way from Alaska to dinner tables around the world is a fleet of hardworking people, specialized vessels, and an entire maritime ecosystem. At the Port of Seattle, commercial fishing is about much more than the boats on the water. It’s the captains, crews, engineers, processors, dockworkers, shipyards, suppliers, and countless others who keep the industry moving from the waters of Alaska to the docks of Seattle and beyond. Hear from leaders and fishermen who know this industry firsthand about what makes commercial fishing so challenging, rewarding, and sustainable. They share what it takes to work on the water, the many career paths available in the fishing industry, and why the people behind the fleet are what keep them coming back year after year. Featuring: Jim Johnson, President & CEO, Glacier Fish Company John Henderschedt, President & CEO, Phoenix Processor Limited Partnership (PPLP) Bob Hezel, Captain, America’s Finest From Alaska’s fisheries to Seattle’s working waterfront, discover the people and vessels behind the fish — and the jobs, communities, and families supported by this vital industry. Learn more about commercial fishing and the Port of Seattle: https://www.portseattle.org/maritime/fishing-commercial-moorage #CommercialFishing #AlaskaFishing #PortOfSeattle #FishingIndustry #MaritimeJobs #Seafood #SustainableFishing #Seattle #Alaska

Join us at Fishermen's Fall Festival, a Seattle seafood festival celebrating community with activities, food, and fun for all ages!

Genres: garage rock, blues Pier 66 / 2207 Alaskan Way Seattle rock trio The Grizzled Mighty delivers a high-energy live show rooted in the gritty musical legacy of the Pacific … Continued

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Centennial Park has reopened along Seattle’s waterfront, and along with it comes the opening of haʔłali — “The Good Place” — a new public amenities building and park pavilion that honors the Coast Sal...

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Genres: garage rock, blues Pier 66 / 2207 Alaskan Way Seattle rock trio The Grizzled Mighty delivers a high-energy live show rooted in the gritty musical legacy of the Pacific … Continued

The Port of Seattle Commission authorized initial funding today for the next significant modernization project at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) — the S Concourse Evolution (SCE) — with ma...

Traveling through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) in the summer is always busy, but this summer brought something truly extraordinary — an unprecedented number of visitors arriving for the ...

The new C Concourse Expansion at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport showcases new works through the Port of Seattle Public Art Program. Inspired by the landscapes, cultures, and stories of the Pacific Northwest, these pieces create a welcoming sense of place for travelers while celebrating the region's creativity. Hear directly from the artists about the inspiration behind their work and how their art helps transform the new space. Featured artists (in order of appearance): - Fumi Amano, “Shared Breath” Location: Level 3, near the Lookout at C - June Sekiguchi, “Where Patterns Meet” Location: Grand Stairs art boxes - Crystal Worl, “wooch isx̱án” (meaning “love for each other”) Location: Concourse level restroom wall - Rebecca Bird Rebecca Bird, “Cycle” Location: Digital art video wall, Concourse level, west end - Beccy Feather, “Home Grown” Location: Grand Stairs art boxes - Dan Mirer, Dan Mirer, “Bub Hub” Location: Digital art video wall, Concourse level, west end Learn more at https://www.portseattle.org/blog/your-guide-pnw-inspired-art-seas-expanded-c-concourse