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The Armory.
Drafted plans for Armory open for public comment
Olympia will host a presentation on its plans for the Armory Saturday, October 22, at 2 p.m. The draft plan is a result of over a year of concept design involving over 1,500 direct participants … more
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The Olympia Site Plan Committee approved the land use recommendation for the six-unit apartment project on 13th Avenue and Cherry Street on October 12, 2022.
Housing project on 13th Avenue and Cherry Street greenlit in Olympia
Olympia’s Site Plan Review Committee yesterday approved a land use recommendation for a housing project on 532 13th and Cherry Street SE. Olympia associate planner Jackson Ewing said the … more
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At the joint Planning Commission meeting of Thurston and Olympia on October 11, 2022, Associate planner for Thurston Country Leah Davis briefly discussed the updated Joint Plan.
No public hearing yet for Olympia-Thurston Joint Plan
No public hearing yet for Olympia-Thurston Joint Plan Thurston Planning Commission wants more discussion By Lorilyn C. Lirio  Olympia and Thurston County’s Planning Commissions … more
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"One of the best college orchestras in the nation," the St. Olaf (College) Orchestra, will perform in Olympia on October 18, 2022.
Two Olympia grads touring with St. Olaf Orchestra
An award-winning college orchestra is performing here next Tuesday, October 18; —tickets are free, but are running out fast. The St. Olaf Orchestra, hailed by TIME magazine as “one of … more
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At the Regional Fire Authority planning committee meeting on October 10, 2022, Karen Reed, consultant for the proposed RFA, showed a table of Fire Benefit Charge formula options, which reflects a reduced fee for the residential sector.
RFA Planning Committee to forward recommendations to Olympia, Tumwater City Councils
UPDATED: October 12, 2022 - This update clarifies that the recommended formula for the Fire Benefit Charge continues to include a square root in the calculation.  The Regional Fire … more
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Olympia mayor Cheryl Selby (center) with some city advisory committee members.
Olympia wants advisory committee members
Olympia is looking for community members interested in serving on its various advisory committees. According to an Olympia press release, there are currently eleven vacancies in various advisory … more
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Got any art you've made about the pandemic? The City of Olympia wants to see it.
Olympia calls for COVID art
A statement from Olympia says it is seeking proposals for a temporary exhibit at city hall that “provide community response or reflection to the COVID-19 pandemic.” Open to individual … more
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This was part of the Ensign Road Homeless Encampment on October 3, 2022, with tents and debris spread across sections of the field next to the road. Another periodic cleanup is scheduled for October 6, 2022.
The trend in dealing with homelessness is improving
So much in life is determined by the trend, the direction we are heading in, and paying attention over time illuminates how we are doing.  Climate change is like that, it happens very slowly, … more
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Olympia's Site Plan Review Committee recommended the approval of land use permits for two projects – the Martin Way affordable housing project and Intercity Transit improvement on October 5, 2022.
Olympia's Site Plan Committee recommends approval of Martin Way affordable housing, Intercity Transit improvements
Olympia's Site Plan Review Committee has recommended the approval of the land use of two projects - Martin Way affordable housing project at 111 Pattison Street NE and Intercity Transit - South … more
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Karin "Wren" Green
Olympia Farmers Market hires new General Manager
The Olympia Farmers Market Board of Directors has selected Karin "Wren" Green as the Market’s new General Manager. Wren was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. She grew up spending … more
The scales of justice represent the balance between fairness and injustice.
Man accused of stealing Olympia City property
A Tacoma man was arrested on suspicion of stealing kayaking equipment owned by the City of Olympia. Joshua D Towler, 38, was arrested on Sept. 30 after a city employee reported that a man at the … more
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Olympia School District conducted a work session on Thursday to receive updates on the district's Equity Policy Steering Committee work.
Olympia School Board considers community involvement in equity programs
The Olympia School District (OSD) Board of Directors conducted a work session on Thursday, October 6, to discuss updates on the district's Equity Policy Steering Committee (EPSC) work. OSD … more
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The scales of justice represent the balance between fairness and injustice.
Olympia man allegedly threatened transient with machete, knife
An Olympia man was arrested after allegedly threatening to harm two individuals using a knife and a machete. Jesse Allan Pogue, 21, was arrested on Sept. 30 after another man reported that he had … more
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Olympia PBIA held a regular session on October 5 to discuss financial subsidies to business programs.
Olympia downtown board deliberates funding of local business events
Olympia’s Parking & Business Improvement Area Board (PBIA) discussed financial subsidies to business programs during its October 5 regular session. Board Chair Melissa Hammond raised one … more
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At the Olympia Site Plan Committee meeting on October 5, 2022, the committee reviewed a three-story apartment building project on Palomino Drive SE.
Olympia Site Plan Committee reviews a 3-story apartment project on Palomino Drive
The Olympia Site Plan Review Committee held a presubmission conference for a project proposal for a three-story apartment building at 1525 Palomino Drive SE yesterday, October 5. Joseph Rydman, … more
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The scales of justice represent the balance between fairness and injustice.
Two felony charges for Olympia man who allegedly pulled gun on store employee
An Olympia man was charged with two felonies after allegedly pulling out a gun on a store employee with whom he had a verbal argument. Calvert Raub Anderson Jr., 39, was charged with … more
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At the Olympia City Council meeting on October 4, 2022, Olympia Public Works Director Mark Russell said they hope to start the construction of the Fones Road improvement in 2023.
Olympia City Council opens public hearing for Fones Road improvement project
Olympia Public Works Director Mark Russell gave an overview of the Fones Road improvement project during the eminent domain public hearing at the city council meeting last night, October 4. "Fones … more
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2022 NWPL Champions
Oly Town FC women’s soccer team enters the national league
With the United Soccer League expanding its women’s league to include the Pacific Northwest States, Olympia’s Oly Town Artesians will be the first Washington State women’s team to … more
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Equity, Inclusion and Belonging specialist Olivia Salazar de Breaux is this year's National Recreation Parks Association (NRPA) Diversity scholarship recipient.
Olympia's equity specialist, Olivia Salazar de Breaux, awarded industry association scholarship
The National Recreation Parks Association (NRPA) awarded diversity scholarships to Olympia's Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging specialist Olivia Salazar de Breaux. At the city council meeting last … more
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Squaxin Island Tribe council Chairman Kris Peters thanked the Olympia City Council for honoring the indigenous people through a proclamation signed on October 4, 2022.
Olympia to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day this Monday
The Olympia City Council on Tuesday signed a proclamation designating Monday, October 10 as Indigenous Peoples' Day. The proclamation honors and acknowledges the indigenous people who have … more
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