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Seafirst Corporation was an
American bank
holding company based in Seattle, Washington. Its
banking subsidiary,
Seafirst Bank, was the
largest bank in...
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Columbia Tower,
formerly named the Bank of
America Tower and
Columbia Seafirst Center, is a skys****er in
downtown Seattle, Washington,
United States...
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Safeco Plaza (formerly
known as 1001
Fourth Avenue Plaza, the
Seafirst Building, and the Seattle-First
National Bank Building) is a 50-story skys****er...
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February 10, 1997, the
Seafirst Bank
branch of Lakewood, Washington, was
robbed of $4,461,681 in cash by...
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November 2000. The pavilion's name was also changed;
originally slated to be "
Seafirst Arena at Hec
Edmundson Pavilion" when the deal was
finalized in 1998, it...
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originally awarded in June 1998, it was to be
called "
Seafirst Arena."
Although Seafirst was
acquired in 1983 by B of A, the name
continued to be used...
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Dallas lawyer.
Janice Mattox, in turn, had
obtained a
similar amount from
Seafirst Bank in Seattle,
which had
close ties to
Mattox supporter Clinton Manges...
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Savings Rainier Bancorp Robertson Stephens Seafirst Bank
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United States.
Their biggest heist was the
February 1997
robbery of a
Seafirst Bank
branch in Lakewood,
Washington that
netted $4.4 million.
Their modus...
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Stephen McLin of
Seafirst Corporation in Seattle, and its
wholly owned banking subsidiary, Seattle-First
National Bank.
Seafirst was at risk of seizure...
