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- The group that’s taken up the cause for a future tall ships festival has given up on trying to bring the big event back to Tacoma in 2011. Instead, the Tacoma Waterfront Association plans a series of smaller events, starting with an annual schooner rendezvous in April, to bolster the city’s reputation as a maritime center.
The group that’s taken up the cause for a future tall ships festival has given up on trying to bring the big event back to Tacoma in 2011. Instead, the Tacoma Waterfront Association plans a series of smaller events, starting with an annual schooner rendezvous in April, to bolster the city’s reputation as a maritime center.
Their addresses are spread throughout Gig Harbor, Key Peninsula and the South Kitsap area, but they all wanted to give the state the same message Tuesday:
If the Green River rises over its banks, there’s a chance that people all over Washington could help pay for the damage.
Officials say they have temporarily halted their state agencies’ use of the 2010 Toyota Prius, a popular gasoline and electric hybrid car that has been the subject of a global recall to correct a brake problem.
Water quality in lower Henderson Inlet has improved enough that 240 acres of shellfish-growing tidelands can be opened for harvest without weather restrictions, health officials said Tuesday.
Here are recent posts from The News Tribune’s Political Buzz blog. For the inside scoop on government and politics, go online to blog.thenewstribune.com/ politics.
Law enforcement officer safety has taken the spotlight in this legislative session, and this week one of the less prominent requests on the topic moved forward in the House.
The Tacoma City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved an amended agreement between the city and the Harold E. LeMay Automobile Museum that could pave the way for a new “collector car center” to be built on city-owned land next to the Tacoma Dome later this year.
A Puyallup preschooler got left behind on her school bus Monday morning and was found at the bus garage in downtown Puyallup.
State Senate Democrats say they flubbed their vote on suspending the two-thirds vote requirement in Initiative 960 for tax increases, and they need to vote again as soon as today on a broader measure.
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