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Washington Officials Warn of Hurricane Florence Donations Scams

With North and South Carolina being battered by Hurricane Florence, many are looking for ways to provide relief for victims. During this time, however, Secretary of State Kim Wyman encourages Washingtonians to be cautious of scams.

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Surge Tacoma Chosen to Negotiate Redevelopment of Tacoma’s Old City Hall

Surge Tacoma has been selected to begin negotiating with the City of Tacoma to redevelop Old City Hall. The proposal submitted by Surge includes affordable housing, office space, and two rooftop bars.

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Vote for Finalists in Kitsap Bank’s edg3 FUND Competition

Kitsap Bank announced 15 semifinalists in its 2018 edg3 FUND small business contest. Cast your vote to help determine the five companies that will move on to the final round.

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24 Hours with Greg Copeland

TV news anchor Greg Copeland knows everyone has a story to tell, and he’s made it his mission to share those stories.

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City of Tacoma Now Accepting Applications to Fund Community Arts Projects

Applications are now open to receive public funding for local community arts projects. The City of Tacoma will award recipients between $1,000 and $5,000 to produce publicly accessible art in 2019.

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Tacoma Launches Electric Vehicle Discount Program

Thanks to a partnership between the City of Tacoma and Tacoma Public Utilities, local car-buyers can now receive discounts of up to $3,000 on the purchase or lease of an electric vehicle.

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Act Two for Downtown Tacoma’s Theater District

Whether it’s the winking marquee lights of the Pantages and Rialto theaters, the ornate façades of century-old buildings, or the pocket parks along Broadway and Commerce Street, few urban spaces are quite like downtown Tacoma’s Theater District.

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Free Shredding Event in Federal Way

From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sept. 22, King County residents can bring personal, confidential documents to be shredded, as well as scrap metal, appliances, and other items to be recycled.

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Washington and California Form Climate Change Partnership

Washington and California are joining forces to fight climate change, Washington’s Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz and California Secretary for Natural Resources John Laird announced at the recent Global Climate Action Summit.

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Tacoma Rainiers Will Remain Mariners Triple-A Affiliate

The Tacoma Rainiers will remain the Mariners Triple-A affiliate through the 2022 season, the Seattle Major League Baseball team recently announced.

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Surge Tacoma Chosen to Negotiate Redevelopment of Tacoma’s Old City Hall

Washington Officials Warn of Hurricane Florence Donations Scams

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