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The Woltersdorf’s Friends Christmas Eve Breakfast: 9 a.m., Sunday, Dec. 24 at 1000 East Fourth St., La Center. Have breakfast of eggs benedict, roasted potatoes, pancakes, pastries, coffee and …
OLYMPIA — Ahead of every legislative session, dozens of nonprofits, industry groups, unions and government agencies let lawmakers know what they want done — more money for schools, fewer restrictions on certain types of housing, programs to recruit and retain police officers, exemptions from the state’s new climate programs.
In order to develop a more equitable future, practitioners must plan for it now. Urban planning has historically been an exclusive space — leaving out the voices of residents of color and poor people. With new leadership in many of the field-defining associations, leaders of color are supporting a diversity of talent and changing the ways that city landscapes — and the residents who reside in them — are being planned for. They’re bringing intention and an eye toward equity to their work — whether that looks like urging the current decision makers to apply th...
Washington officials are considering a suite of 20 land acquisitions next month that they say will enhance public access and conservation. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife …
Lewis River Rotary Club tulip planting: 3 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 2, Central Park, 414 E. Main St., Battle Ground. The Lewis River Rotary Club is hosting its annual tulip planting with its “Dream …