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Amazon plans to install smaller Elephant Car Wash sign outdoors on its campus ‘for everyone to enjoy’
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This little pink elephant will stay outdoors where it belongs.
Amazon’s plans to display the smaller Elephant Car Wash sign on its Seattle headquarters campus now involve putting the historic marker at the corner of 7th Avenue and Blanchard Street in front of its reInvent tower.
Amazon was gifted the sign last fall by Elephant Car Wash owner Bob Haney after the business closed its nearby Denny Triangle location after 64 years of operation. Amazon originally wasn’t sure if the sign would end up inside one of its numerous Seattle office buildings. The larger elephant a glowing, spinning, pink pachyderm piece of the city’s history went to the Museum of History and Industry.
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Along with everyone else who grew up in Hawaii, I was stunned and saddened by the news of Love’s Bakery’s impending closure. I even felt a little guilty for having cut down my gluten consumption over the past few years.
I’m also a bit embarrassed that my first thought wasn’t of the 250 or so employees who will lose their jobs, or the many kupuna who have never made sandwiches or cinnamon toast with any other brand of bread. The selfish gasp inside my head went something like, “Oh, no! Now I’ll NEVER know the second verse of the old Love’s jingle!”