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.
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Fire damages to Tacoma retirement community estimated at $141,000
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.
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