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Cheerful Winter Visits to the Olympia Farmers Market

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The Olympia Farmers Market is a cherished community asset located at 700 N. Capitol Way in Olympia, featuring a variety of locally grown and organic produce, fresh meats, seafood, and artisan foods. Operating year-round, the market adjusts its hours by season, encouraging residents to shop locally. During summer, it is open Thursday through Sunday, while winter hours allow for Saturday shopping. Visitors can enjoy live music, enhancing the shopping experience while supporting local vendors.

The market not only provides fresh food options but also fosters community ties and promotes local agriculture, making it a vital economic contributor. Seasonal themes and events, such as holiday markets, attract even more visitors, ensuring a lively atmosphere. With its commitment to local sourcing and community engagement, the Olympia Farmers Market remains a key player in promoting sustainable practices and serves as a gathering place for families, food lovers, and anyone interested in supporting local businesses.

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Last day of WA 2025 legislative session

The 2025 Washington legislative session concluded after 105 days, with lawmakers passing a $77.9 billion budget and a bill limiting annual rent increases. Democrats supported these measures, while Republicans criticized them as burdensome for residents and detrimental to the economy. Governor Bob Ferguson indicated he would review the budget carefully.

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People in Public Service Cassandra Messegee Brown, Thurston County Superintendent of Schools

Cassandra Messegee Brown became Thurston County's first female school superintendent after being appointed in 1919. She contributed to the establishment of school lunch programs and addressed teacher shortages in the region. Brown's legacy reflects her dedication to education and community service in Washington State.