Published March 16, 2015

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2012 Construction on the New Space – Aug. 14, 2012

With a little luck, the contractor work will wrap up at the expected early-September deadline.

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Published March 16, 2015

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2012 Second Use Shipping “Office” Gets Moved to SoDo

We’re one step closer to operating in the new space! And in the new space, we’ll have an actual shipping office.

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Published March 16, 2015

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2012 Creative Reuse by Dan Phillips

Dan Phillips’s creative reuse is about as creative as it comes.

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Published March 16, 2015

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2012 Construction on the New Space – July 27, 2012

Construction work is officially under way at the old Alaskan Copper building.

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Published March 16, 2015

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2012 One Rack Down, Only 100 More to Go

The process of clearing out the current store space in South Park to get ready for the move has officially begun.

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Published March 16, 2015

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2012 South Seattle Appreciation Day

In appreciation of everyone in the South Park, White Center and South Seattle community who has supported Second Use from the beginning, we decided to have a special event.

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Published March 16, 2015

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2012 Recent Issues with the Second Use Website

Second Use decided to move the website to a new server with higher security protocols.

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Published March 16, 2015

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2012 Queen Anne Apartments

Just days after wrapping up work on the East Side Mansion, the Field Crew’s largest job ever, they’re back at it.

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Published March 16, 2015

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2012 Vote for Second Use in the Mission Small Business Awards

If you like Second Use, and you have 30 seconds to spare, please vote for us in the Mission Small Business Awards!

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Published March 16, 2015

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2012 Waste Not, Want Not

Unfortunately, a homeowner in the suburbs is demolishing a 25,000-square-foot home in order to build something different. Fortunately, this homeowner has called Second Use to salvage what we can before the structure goes down. The result is Second Use’s biggest project in our history.

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