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University of Washington’s Jackson Ozburn (in green) got the starting nod as goalkeeper for FC Olympia in their first two games of the 2024 USL2 season.
USL Men: FC Olympia held to a tame start in 2024 USL2 double opener
FC Olympia’s rebuilding men’s squad struggled to a relatively slow start in their 2024 campaign in the USL League Two (USL2) as they dropped their league opener against Tacoma Stars FC, … more
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The scales of Justice represent the idea of decisions reached fairly and objectively by a weighing of evidence.
Olympia Police identify and catch alleged thief and arson suspect
On March 24, the Olympia Police Department (OPD) posted a request for public assistance in  identifying a suspect involved in an arson incident.  The Washington State Patrol located … more
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Community Livability and Public Safety Committee, May 22, 2024. Olympia's Strategic Planning and Performance Director Stacey Ray explains the relationship between the proposed community board, civilian police auditor, the OPD, and city council in the new oversight system. She said each part would maintain its independence but must also work collaboratively.
Olympia community's role to be expanded under new Police Oversight Board recommendation
Olympia's Community Livability and Public Safety Committee voted to move to the city council the recommendation to create an independent Community Oversight Board, which enhances the community's role … more
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Estuarium Drag Benefit Show: Walk the Plank: Drag on the Salish Sea
Puget Sound Estuarium to celebrate Pride Month with events for all ages
In celebration of Pride Month, the Puget Sound Estuarium is hosting a series of events to recognize diversity through visibility of LGBTQIA+ individuals in STEM, as well as educate the community … more
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Detour routes have been established for both southbound and northbound travelers, with clear signage and reader boards to guide motorists because of the temporary closure of Waddell Creek Road SW, from 90th Lane SW to 86th Lane SW, starting June 3 and continuing until June 30, according to Thurston County Public Works.
Temporary Road Closure on Waddell Creek Road SW on June 3 to 30 
There will be a temporary closure of Waddell Creek Road SW, from 90th Lane SW to 86th Lane SW, starting June 3 and continuing until June 30, according to Thurston County Public Works.   The … more
Inspire Olympia program manager Marygrace Goddu reported they received 61 applications for the program, the majority of them organizations offering youth programming.
Olympia Cultural Access Advisory Board recommends funding 60 local art and culture organizations
The Community Livability and Public Safety Committee approved the Cultural Access Advisory Board's (CAAB) recommendation to fund 60 local organizations for over $2 million and forwarded the same to … more
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A slide from the Tumwater city staff’s presentation shows the length of the project which spans 3,330 feet of Mottman Road.
Olympia, Tumwater project planned for improving pedestrian, bicycle access along Mottman Road 
Olympia and Tumwater are set to spend $7.6 million to construct pedestrian and bicycle improvements along Mottman Road.   The Tumwater Public Works Committee agreed on Thursday, May 23, to … more
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Theft at JCPenney: suspect arrested with nearly two thousand dollars in stolen goods
On May 11 at 4 p.m., the Olympia Police Department (OPD) responded to a reported theft at JCPenney, located at 625 Black Lake Boulevard SW.    According to the OPD police report, the … more
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Wall of masks at Olympia's city hall, second floor. The Endangered Species Mask Project represents the collaborative work done between Restoring Earth Connections and 6th graders attending Thurgood Marshall Middle School. The 41 masks are on display on the second floor of Olympia’s City Hall. May 16, 2024.
Making connections thru making masks
Sixth graders complete an endangered species project   The students of Autumn Stevick and Jennifer Metsler are not just passive learners, but active investigators, as evidenced in a recent … more
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"Cindy" spoke to the city council regarding rent increases.
Olympia resident raises concerns about rent increases
An Olympia resident aired concerns about preemptive rent increases in the city, alleging that her landlord appeared to circumvent the new rental protection laws. During the public comment … more
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Mariah Lee (in white) takes on a Tacoma defender in their opening game victory at home.
USL Women: FC Olympia division title defense kicks off with 4-0 home win vs Tacoma Galaxy
FC Olympia’s quest for another year of dominance in the USL W League Northwest Division is off to a flying start as they took light work of Tacoma Galaxy in a thumping 4-0 win in front of the … more
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Affordable Housing Funding Recommendations. The Thurston Regional Housing Council recommends $5.9 million in funding for eight affordable housing capital projects to create or preserve 230 affordable housing units.
Homelessness and affordable housing funding approved by county housing council
The Thurston Regional Housing Council approved over $20 million in funding recommendations for homeless services and affordable housing projects at its meeting last Wednesday, May 8. The … more
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Finance Director Tad Kopf shows the Port Commission the revenues, expenditures, and income of the port’s four business lines.
Port of Olympia reports rosier-than-expected financials - if you don't count all the debt
Port of Olympia’s four business lines all performed better than projections in 2023, the port’s year-end financial report showed, but most of the agency's debt was excluded.  … more
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Piggy bank with glasses over a calculator.
Thurston County, Lacey, Olympia and Tumwater to host joint Lodging Tax Funding Workshop
The cities of Lacey, Olympia, and Tumwater, along with Thurston County, are set to host a Lodging Tax Funding Workshop for potential applicants on Wednesday, June 5, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Lacey … more
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Spongy moth catepillar on leaf
State plans aerial spraying in Thurston County to kill tree-destroying spongy moth
When the invasive spongy moth is in its caterpillar phase, it isn’t a picky eater. That’s part of the reason the bugs are so destructive. “They eat between [300] and 500 different types of plants,” said Karla Salp, a spokesperson for the Washington Department of Agriculture. more
Dave – One piece of the puzzle that is homelessness 
As I was walking down Washington Street NE last Friday morning, a homeless man standing in the shadows of the alley next to SK Market hailed me.  “How ya doin’.  “I … more
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Last year, FC Olympia had a trip to Sacramento after an undefeated rookie season in the USL W. Can they repeat the feat this year?
Defending champions FC Olympia set sights on new season
United Soccer League West: FC Olympia’s championship set to repeat? Imagine winning the division just on your very first try in such a dominant fashion that you never lost to any team in … more
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On May 14, the Yelm City Council approved the MOU, allowing the city to share the costs of the housing displacement and disparate impacts study.
Racial disparities impact study to be funded by Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, and Yelm
Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, and Yelm have agreed to conduct a study on housing and racial disparities. The Olympia City Council has approved a resolution that allows the city to enter into a … more
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This is an example of the outside component of a mini-split heat pump system.
Energize Olympia hopes to engage 500 residents in the 2024 heat pump program
Olympia is continuing its Energize Olympia heat pump program in 2024 with the goal of engaging at least 550 residents by providing education on heat pump technology and installing additional heat … more
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"Stop avoiding the mirror, the mirror is your friend."
Joint Animal Services unveils KittenCam, extended hours, adoption events
The Joint Animal Services Commission (JASCOM) has been actively enhancing its services and community outreach efforts, executive director Sarah Hock reports. more
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