Work is scheduled to begin this week on Phase 2 of improvements along 35th Street West from Bridgeport Way to Grandview Drive. The contractor will begin clearing brush and trees along the length of the site. When complete, the project will feature planter strips with street trees, new six-foot sidewalks, and five-foot bike lanes on […]
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2024-25 CPSD #SuperSchoolShoutOut – Lake Louise Elementary School
This week, we’re showing our #CPSDPride by giving a #SuperSchoolShoutout to Lake Louise Elementary School with Dean of Students Linda Richardson and fifth grader Esther Ortiz Gomez. Richardson joined CPSD when she moved to Washington state from Colorado in 2022. She first worked at Tillicum before joining Lake Louise. “Everyone just welcomed me,” she said. […]
Public feedback sought on 2025-29 Consolidated Plan
The City of Lakewood is seeking public input on how it should invest both Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnership Act (HOME) monies over the next five years to serve low- and moderate-income Lakewood residents. Your input is greatly appreciated. Take the short survey online.
Bates Technical College Foundation Welcomes Norman Bellamy to Board
Tacoma, WA – The Bates Technical College Foundation announces the addition of Norman Bellamy to its foundation board. As a long-standing Tacoma resident, Bellamy brings to the board a wealth of professional experience and a deep-rooted commitment to community service. Bellamy’s career has spanned multiple industries, including banking, real estate, and more than three decades […]
Community liaison deputies work with property owners to clean up Charlton Lake encampment
In October, our community liaison deputies teamed up with property owners and contractors to cleanup a large encampment on an island at Charlton Lake, near Steele St S and 96th St S. Deputies have regularly encountered dangerous felony suspects, firearms and more at this encampment. In fact, due to safety concerns, any calls for service […]
Caring for Red Wolves, an iconic American species
Beep. Beep. Beep. The heart monitor and other monitoring devices hum as veterinary professionals work in rhythm caring for their VIPs — very important patients, that is. On the exam table in the veterinary clinic lies Terra, who is under anesthesia. The 8-year-old American Red Wolf has inflammatory bowel disease or IBD, a disease that’s […]
Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber of Commerce Releases 2024 Impact Report
The Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber (TPCC) proudly presents its 2024 Annual Impact Report, a comprehensive look at its efforts to drive economic vitality, advocate for businesses, and foster an inclusive and equitable South Sound. This year’s report highlights the Chamber’s deep commitment to empowering local businesses, supporting community leaders, and building resilient, sustainable growth across Tacoma-Pierce […]
The University Place City Council Nov. 18 Meeting Agendas
The University Place City Council will hold a Special Council Meeting (agenda) on Nov. 18 (5 PM) and a Regular Council Meeting at 6:30 pm. Access the Regular Council Meeting agenda and access instructions here.
Correction: Pierce Transit Nov. 18 Board Meeting Agenda
The Pierce Transit Board will host a Special Meeting on Nov. 18 remotely at 3:30 pm. Read the meeting agenda and participation instructions here. The original post had an incorrect date.