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Stop and smell the corpse flower
This rare plant usually takes about seven years to produce its first bloom, which only remains open for about 48 hours. -
Experience to build on
Former Amazonians create hundreds of Seattle-area jobs by starting new companies. -
Building a community
Check out never-before-seen sketches of the new Mary's Place permanent shelter at Amazon. -
In photos: Special Olympics closing ceremony
The spirit of inclusion was out in full force in Seattle, to celebrate the 2018 USA Games wrap. -
Grown in 60 seconds
Three years ago, the team officially broke ground on The Spheres. Watch how the building came together, all in this one-minute timelapse. -
In photos: Giving people a FareStart at building better lives through food
The challenges of homelessness, poverty, and joblessness often seem overwhelmingly difficult to overcome. But FareStart, an organization that launched 25 years ago, works to break the cycle in a very practical way, by offering job training and work experience through its restaurants, cafés, and catering. -
Taking poverty off the table in Seattle
Giving people a FareStart at building better lives through food. -
The cutting edge
Local paper-cutting wizard, Celeste Cooning, is Amazon's first artist-in-residence. -
Coloring outside the lines
Meet the artist who transformed a fleet of Amazon trucks into delightful icons across the U.S. and U.K. -
Be the tipping point
Special Olympics chairman Tim Shriver and Special Olympics athlete Marcia Barrett on the importance of unified sports, inclusion, and acceptance. -
Photo Gallery: The Spheres' opening day
Inside the opening of The Spheres at Amazon's Seattle campus. - Load more
