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St. Joseph Medical Center Nurses Ratify New Contract with Overwhelming Support

Nurses at St. Joseph Medical Center in Tacoma have ratified a new contract with a 93.6% approval rate, securing significant wage increases, enhanced workplace violence protections, and the recognition of Juneteenth as a holiday.

Red Barn Market Nursery Owner Dennis Kupchenko Announces Sale of Beloved Business

Dennis Kupchenko, owner of the Red Barn Market & Nursery in Puyallup, has announced his plans to sell the business, expressing heartfelt gratitude to the community for their support. Since taking over at 19, he transformed the market into a local favorite and hopes to find a buyer who will honor its legacy and community-focused mission.

Red Barn Market Nursery Owner Dennis Kupchenko Announces Sale of Business

Dennis Kupchenko, owner of the Red Barn Market & Nursery, has announced plans to sell the business he has operated since 2018, with the property listed for sale starting January 1. In a heartfelt social media post, he expressed gratitude for the community's support and hopes to find a buyer who will honor the market's legacy.

Red Barn Market Nursery Owner Announces Plans to Sell Business

Dennis Kupchenko, owner of the Red Barn Market & Nursery in Puyallup, has announced plans to sell his business after seven impactful years. He expressed gratitude for the community's support, especially during tough times, and hopes to find a buyer who will continue its legacy.

Increased Snowfall Expected in Western Washington as Cold Air Mass Settles In

Washington state is preparing for increased snowfall and colder temperatures from Thursday to Saturday as a colder airmass moves in. The National Weather Service warns of heavy rain, strong winds, and significant snowfall in higher elevations, urging residents to prepare for winter weather.

Winter Weather Advisory Prepare for Increased Snowfall and Rain in Western Washington

A colder airmass is set to move into Western Washington, increasing the chances of snowfall from Thursday to Saturday. The National Weather Service warns that atmospheric river activity and strong winds may lead to heavy rain and snow in higher elevations. Residents are advised to winterize their homes to prepare for these harsh conditions.

Christmas Comes Early for Happy Children

A heartwarming Christmas event at People’s Center in Hilltop brought joy to numerous children and their families, featuring gifts, food, and winter coats. Organized by local partnerships, including Selden’s Home Furnishings and the Tacoma Police Department, the event highlighted community collaboration in supporting those in need.

Tacoma Winter Weather Preparedness Guidelines

Tacoma officials provide essential guidelines for residents to prepare for winter weather, emphasizing the need for proper vehicle supplies and public transportation options. The article encourages proactive measures like planning driving routes and ensuring safe parking during snowfall.

Tacoma Seeks Volunteers for 2024 Charter Review Committee

Tacoma is forming a Charter Review Committee to amend its City Charter, which hasn't been updated since 1953. Volunteers are needed for this important review process that will influence local governance. The committee will meet regularly to evaluate and recommend changes to the City Charter for the City Council's consideration.

Home In Tacoma Project Final Environmental Impact Statement Released

The Final Environmental Impact Statement (Final EIS) for the Home in Tacoma project is now available, assessing potential environmental impacts and addressing public comments on the Draft EIS. The Tacoma City Council held a public hearing to gather feedback on the zoning and standards package aimed at enhancing affordable and sustainable housing options in the city, with new regulations set to take effect on February 1, 2025.

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