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U.P. Historical Society Garden Tour Returns on June 14

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The University Place Historical Society will host its annual Garden Tour on June 14, featuring a variety of gardens across Tacoma. Scheduled from 9 a. m. to 11 p. m.

local time, the event aims to foster community engagement and celebrate local horticulture. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore unique garden designs and learn about their historical backgrounds. The tour underscores the importance of preserving local culture while promoting environmental awareness. The Historical Society has organized this event to encourage residents of University Place and Fircrest to appreciate their community's natural beauty. Local gardeners and horticulturists will also have the chance to share their expertise during the tour.

The event serves as a vital link between the community and its historical roots. Participants can find additional details and register at the University Place official website.

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Citys Website Gets a Refresh

The City of University Place launched a refreshed website, www.CityofUP.com, earlier this month. The updated site features ADA accessibility, quick access to popular topics, and a modern design aimed at enhancing user experience for residents and business owners.

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Stormwater Maintenance Is Everyones Job

Developers, businesses, and homeowners must inspect and maintain on-site stormwater systems annually to minimize flooding risks. U.P.'s Public Works Department actively cleans streets and storm drains to prevent debris buildup. Residents can contact the city's stormwater coordinator for more information on reducing stormwater impacts.