RETIREMENT RESOURCES PROVIDED IN FREE WORKSHOP
RETIREMENT RESOURCES PROVIDED IN FREE WORKSHOP
As more and more baby boomers close in on retirement, the questions and details can be confusing. Plan to attend the “Retiring Soon? Prepare” workshop on Wednesday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Harbor Place at Cottesmore, 1016 29th St. NW, Gig Harbor. The free class provides the tools and resources needed as that retirement date approaches and is intended for people 2-5 years away from retiring. For more information, call 253-798-4600, PierceADRC. org.
West Pierce Fire & Rescue's first chief announced today that he will retire March 15.
An early estimate for the damages to a Tacoma retirement community that caught fire earlier this week and forced the evacuation of 144 seniors is $141,000, according to the Tacoma Fire Department.
A well-known Proctor business district merchant and civic leader is retiring and closing her gift store after more than two dozen years in the retail business in Proctor.
Gov. Jay Inslee will have to find a new secretary of health.
Duke Energy will close two of its oldest coal-fired power plants, Riverbend west of Charlotte and Buck in Rowan County in April, two years ahead of schedule. Both plants date to the 1920s and had been planned for retirement in 2015.
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