Historic Preservation Awards Nomination Deadline is April 1

Tacoma, WALocal News

The Historic Preservation Awards in Tacoma aim to honor individuals and organizations dedicated to preserving the city's historical sites and cultural heritage. Nominations are now open, with a submission deadline set for April 1. This initiative encourages residents to celebrate and recognize significant contributions to the preservation of Tacoma's history. By participating, community members can help highlight the importance of maintaining historical landmarks and foster pride in local heritage. The awards reflect Tacoma's commitment to recognizing those who work tirelessly to protect its unique character.

Engaging in this process not only acknowledges past efforts but also inspires future generations to value their local history. The initiative serves as a vital reminder of the community's role in preserving its identity. Residents are urged to take action and submit nominations, ensuring that deserving contributions do not go unnoticed.

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