Graveside services for former Port of Tacoma Deputy Executive Director Don Mosman will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at New Tacoma Cemetery.
Graveside services for former Port of Tacoma Deputy Executive Director Don Mosman will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at New Tacoma Cemetery.
Mosman died July 24 following a battle with Alzheimer’s disease. He was 87.
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Port of Tacoma Commissioner Connie Bacon on Thursday questioned the necessity of the port spending more than $476,000 planning the reroofing of three port buildings.
Among the lessons that the recent recession taught the Port of Tacoma was that relying too heavily on a single line of business, no matter how potentially profitable, was an invitation to financial hardship.
BELLINGHAM - Businessman Dan Robbins has announced he will seek election to the 1st District Port of Bellingham Commission seat being vacated by Scott Walker.
Robbins describes himself as semi-retired. He is a former president of a number of companies, among them the Children's Company and Cost Cutter Toys, and has been active in the Service Corps of Retired Executives, Northwest Business Club and Bellingham Central Lions Club.
He mounted a mayoral campaign in 1995, but came in second to Mark Asmundson.
A Port of Tacoma commissioner and former Lakewood city councilwoman are among a dozen people who applied for appointment to the Lakewood City Council seat that Mayor Doug Richardson is vacating.
George Weyerhaeuser Jr., scion of the family that founded the Federal Way-based timber products company that bears his name and a Tacoma civic and business leader in his own right, has died.
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