The Seattle Times
Heir to Scripps broadcasting fortune sells Medina mansion for $22.8M
Edward Scripps Jr. has sold his luxurious Lake Washington waterfront mansion for $22.8 million, marking the highest real estate transaction in Medina this year.
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