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U.P. Historical Society Garden Tour Tickets Selling Quickly

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The University Place Historical Society announces that tickets for its garden tour are selling quickly as the event approaches on June 3, 2025. This popular event showcases notable gardens in the University Place and Tacoma areas, offering attendees a chance to appreciate local history and horticulture. Albert Bird, a key figure in the society, emphasizes the importance of community engagement in preserving historical sites. The tour not only highlights beautiful gardens but also serves as a fundraiser for the society's initiatives. Local residents are encouraged to secure their tickets early to avoid disappointment.

This event aims to foster a sense of community and appreciation for the area's historical significance. The garden tour is part of the society's broader mission to promote awareness of local history and heritage. Proceeds from ticket sales will support ongoing conservation efforts and educational programs.

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Writing Workshop Bewilderment by Richard Powers

Local poet Jessica J. Bloodsaw leads a writing workshop titled "Emotional Ecosystems: From Forests to Galaxies" at the University Place Library, exploring how emotions interact with various environments. The workshop, part of the Big Read program featuring Richard Powers' book "Bewilderment," aims to address the challenges of conveying environmental truths to children.

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Election Day is next Tuesday, Nov. 4

University Place residents can vote on several local positions and measures on November 4. Early voting is available at a designated ballot drop-off location, while in-person voting hours will be extended on November 3 and 4. Voters can find additional information in the Pierce County Official Voters' Pamphlet.