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The 2022 Student Mock Election is now open for all Washington K-12 students
OLYMPIA — The Office of the Secretary of State is calling on students and teachers across Washington to…
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“Buffalo Soldiers: Fighting on Two Fronts” from Director Dru Holley at the Tacoma Film Festival
In 1866, six all-Black cavalry and infantry regiments were created after congress passed the Army Organization Act. They…
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Washington Supreme Court to Visit Gonzaga University
In its first traveling court visit since 2020, the justices of the Washington Supreme Court will visit undergraduate…
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News from the Department of Labor & Industries
L&I proposes 4.8 percent increase in workers’ comp rates for 2023
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Search and Rescue called to search for missing North Cowichan woman
Police asking for information related to disappearance of 59-year-old Darlene Gwynn
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Park(ing) Day 2022
The goal of Park(ing) Day is the same as it has been for 17 years: to call attention…
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For the first time, camera station documents a Pacific marten in Olympic National Forest
Olympia, WA — A Pacific marten has been recorded by a motion-triggered wildlife camera, marking the first time…
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Sound Credit Union Gives Back to Business Impact NW
TACOMA, WA –Sound Credit Union (Sound) is proud to announce the results of their annual charity auction, this…
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2022 Grit City Trees Program Application Due Date Extended to Sept. 30
Grit City Trees is the City of Tacoma’s free street tree program. Applications for the 2022 season have…
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Commerce offers up to $5 million to non-profit organizations assisting underserved entrepreneurs and small businesses
OLYMPIA, WA – Non-profit organizations with a history of assisting Washington state small businesses are invited to apply…