Submitted by Jerry DunlapAfter ten days of rooting up flower beds and lawns around Crestwood Dr., the little black piggy was enticed by Alpo dog food to enter a baited trap that would not harm it. Maren Dunlap noticed the little pig hanging around the cage Tuesday morning. Maren spooned out a trail of Alpo leading to the open end of the trap. … [Read more...]
Steilacoom Scarecrow Contest winners
Submitted by Steilacoom Garden ClubThe Steilacoom Garden Club sponsors their annual scarecrow contest during the month of October, encouraging residents to use their imagination in putting together scarecrow displays. … [Read more...]
Letter: A Good Business Lost
Submitted by Cindy Walston (daughter of a former Lakewood firefighter) & Sherrie OrlobIt is with a heavy heart that we watched the dismantling of our favorite store, K & M Furniture. K & M, located on Steilacoom Blvd. near Bur's restaurant, sold gently used furniture. Last weekend the inventory was auctioned off because the City of Lakewood forced it to close. … [Read more...]
We must keep trains rolling safely and fairly
Submitted by Rep. Dick MuriAs a state representative for the 28th District, I’ve spent quite a bit of time studying and learning about rail safety. It’s a subject I take seriously. I live in the Town of Steilacoom, where trains are a way of life. In fact, the 28th District Puget Sound coastline is defined by the rail line. And, it’s not just about moving freight. Amtrak will soon be … [Read more...]
Unemployment insurance claims centers phones open Monday, Wednesday, Friday
With an increasing number of customers contacting the unemployment claims center via electronic means, agents are changing the way they work to meet customer needs. … [Read more...]
Baha’i’s of University Place Take Part in Worldwide 200th Anniversary Celebration
Submitted by Spiritual Assembly of The Bahá’í's of University PlaceJoin members of the community from University Place Sunday the 22nd of October 2017 at 2:30 PM at Curtis Jr High School as they join millions of people worldwide in celebrating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Baha’u’llah, the founder of the Baha’i Faith. The celebration is part of a global event—festivities that will take … [Read more...]
B&I open for business, revitalization coming
Value Investment Group Inc. announced that the B&I Public Marketplace has been inspected by Tacoma Power, Labor & Industries, West Pierce Fire and Rescue and the City of Lakewood Building Safety Division and was concluded to be safe for public entry. … [Read more...]
Obituary Notices – October 17
New Tacoma Cemeteries and Funeral Home: Judy Marlina Michael. Mountain View Funeral Home: Roy Dixon; Ollie Dotson; Deborah James; Peter Larson; Ervin E. Gimrek. … [Read more...]
Antique Typeface- Make a Good Impression
Submitted by Learning Is ForEverWith the influx of computers and home printers, is the skill of arranging typeface and managing a printing press a lost art? Jessica Spring, Resident Artist in Art and Design at Pacific Lutheran University, would reply no to this query. Spring, who teaches "Art of the Book" classes, typography and graphic design at PLU, will give a 2 hour workshop to which the … [Read more...]
Educators invited to a Legislative Meet and Greet on October 19th
Submitted by Cynthia Endicott for Pierce County School Retirees AssociationJoin us at the Tacoma La Quinta Inn on Thursday, October 19th between 3:00 and 6:00 PM. Meet informally with your State Legislators and enjoy the company of your colleagues. … [Read more...]