The Tacoma City Council selected Robert Thomas, a career Navy officer and former staffer for U.S. Sen Patty Murray, to fill its open Position 2 seat during Tuesday night's meeting.
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Tacoma council picks former Murray staffer, Navy officer for seat
The Tacoma City Council selected Robert Thomas, a career Navy officer and former staffer for U.S. Sen Patty Murray, to fill its open Position 2 seat during Tuesday night's meeting.
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