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Tumwater’s water resources and sustainability department has secured over one million dollars in grants from the WA Department of Ecology (Ecology) during the previous weeks. The latest of … more
Tumwater Public Works Committee authorized city staff on Thursday, February 8, to solicit bids for the construction of pedestrian and bicycle improvements on a portion of Israel Road from Linderson … more
The Port of Olympia Commission chose Alexandra Smith as the port's new executive director, a news release from the port announced yesterday. Commissioners held an executive session yesterday to … more
The Lacey City Council is set to approve the proposed work plan of the Commission on Equity (COE), outlining a comprehensive strategy to foster inclusivity and eliminate barriers within the … more
The Olympia Planning Commission met on Monday to discuss proposed updates to the city's Parks, Arts, and Recreation chapter of the Comprehensive Plan, covering a wide range of topics around equity, … more
The Thurston Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) discussed the public safety sales tax at a work session yesterday, February 12. BoCC Chair and District 3 Commissioner Tye Menser said Patrick … more
The Thurston Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) appointed Leonard Hernandez as the new County Manager yesterday, February 12. Hernandez, who previously served in a similar capacity in San … more
The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) urges high school students state-wide to join the Washington Tracking Network’s (WTN) third annual Youth Science Contest, an initiative to foster … more
Tuesday’s the last day for voters in eight Thurston County school districts to turn in their ballots on any of several kinds of school-related measures. Replacement levies are … more
The Olympia Arts Commission recommended 17 sculptures for new public art installations at Percival Plinth Landing to the city council for approval. On Thursday, Olympia's Arts Program and … more
The intersection between at Martin Way and Meridian Road will be converted into a roundabout. Intercity Transit’s (IT) board of directors authorized General Manager Emily Bergkamp on … more
Olympia’s Hearing Examiner approved the plan to subdivide 3.31 acres at 1515 Middle Street SE into a 16-lot townhome subdivision subject to modified conditions focused on public safety and … more
Public clamor anew against possible closure of OSD schools   By JC Medina In a packed room at the Olympia School District (OSD) board meeting held on February 8, emotions ran high … more
On February 12, it will be 50 years since federal Judge George Boldt issued the landmark decision that fully recognized the Indian fishing rights spelled out in the 1854 Medicine Creek Treaty. This … more
The Governor’s Mansion Foundation (GMF) announced the passing of its founder and former Washington State first lady, Nancy Bell Evans, on Friday, January 26. She was 90. She is survived by … more
The Lacey City Council strengthened its call to “dismantle racism” as it officially proclaimed February as Black History Month. The proclamation, read by the whole council, … more
Thurston County, along with non-profit Legacy Forest Defense Coalition (LFDC), filed a complaint against the Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in Thurston County Superior Court last … more
Tumwater residents near Cleveland Avenue expressed their concern regarding the impact of the E Street Connection project. The road project will connect Capitol Boulevard to Cleveland Avenue by … more
The Port of Olympia Commission narrowed its choices to two candidates for the new executive director: Mike Reid and Alexandra Smith. The commission held a meeting today, February 8, to evaluate … more
Building upon previous collaborative efforts towards regional climate action, the Lacey City Council authorized the city manager to sign an Interlocal Agreement (ILA) with Thurston County and the … more
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