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Loving Tacoma for the Long Term
Sitting around the dining room table at her family’s Tacoma home, Ann Wiborg and a group of fellow local leaders met in the Fall of 1977. They shared a vision > Continue Reading
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This Could Not Have Been An Email: Social Emotional Learning Makes Meetings Meaningful
A common complaint heard after many work meetings is, “This could have been an email”. For Expanded Learning providers participating in Tacoma’s Whole Child partnership under COVID-19 conditions, virtual team meetings have been something they actually look forward to. > Continue Reading
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Second Cycle BIPOC Night Kick-Off Ride
Come out for our first BIPOC community-focused bike event where we will ride through the streets of Tacoma. These rides are free events. Bikes will be provided to those in > Continue Reading
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Second Cycle BIPOC Night Kick-Off Ride
Come out for our first BIPOC community-focused bike event where we will ride through the streets of Tacoma. These rides are free events. Bikes will be provided to those in > Continue Reading
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Second Cycle BIPOC Night Kick-Off Ride
Come out for our first BIPOC community-focused bike event where we will ride through the streets of Tacoma. These rides are free events. Bikes will be provided to those in > Continue Reading
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Second Cycle BIPOC Night Kick-Off Ride
Come out for our first BIPOC community-focused bike event where we will ride through the streets of Tacoma. These rides are free events. Bikes will be provided to those in > Continue Reading
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Second Cycle – Slow Social Rides
Get Slo+Social with 2nd Cycle! Cyclists of all ages and experience levels encouraged to attend! (under 18 will need a parent/guardian to sign them in) Rides are anywhere from 3 > Continue Reading
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Popcorn Pick Up at The Grand Cinema
Bring a bag of our beloved popcorn home! The crispy kernels you love topped with real butter (or not; it’s vegan if you go without!) are available for takeout in > Continue Reading
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#DesignTheHill – 11th & MLK – Design Lab 1
It’s time to design the block of 11th and MLK. Come get hands on and lets build our future. This is a public event and all participants can join and > Continue Reading
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Government Volume, Philanthropic Flexibility Ensure CARES Act Dollars Reach Pierce County Residents
Even with a massive infusion of federal dollars, getting money to those who need it most isn’t easy. When Pierce County received $158 million in CARES Act funding last summer, > Continue Reading