New male tiger coming to Point Defiance Zoo to breed

Submitted by Lucas Byram on February 14, 2012 - 3:41pm

 

Point Defiance Zoo is welcoming a new Sumatran tiger on Wednesday and staff hope his presence will result in new cubs.   

 

Tacoma's First Dual Language Immersion School for Children Enrolling Now for Fall

Submitted by MargoS on February 13, 2012 - 2:42pm
Holy Rosary School Tacoma Juan Diego Academy

This fall Holy Rosary School of Tacoma will become the first dual language immersion Catholic school in Washington as it welcomes its first Kindergarten and Pre-K Spanish/English classes to The Juan Diego Academy which will grow one grade per year until Holy Rosary is entirely bilingual. Conveniently located along I-5 just south of downtown Tacoma, Holy Rosary’s rigorous academic program will offer instruction in Spanish and English so that students are bilingual by 4th grade. Enrollment is under way and financial assistance is available. Details: www.HolyRosarySchoolTacoma.org  

SHOES-n-FEET

Submitted by GWinks on February 7, 2012 - 1:43pm

 

Feel young but your feet beg to differ? On your feet all day at work? Constantly on the move to keep up with your family and busy schedule? Suffer from bunions, neuromas, arthritis- or diabetes-related foot health issues?
 
Your feet don't have to hurt! Our Certified Shoe Fitters are specialists committed to offering the best-looking and most comfortable shoes and orthotics in a relaxing, educational environment.
 
We have two stores in the Tacoma area:
 

Lyle Quasim Talk on “The Fire Within” Rescheduled

Submitted by Lucas Byram on January 24, 2012 - 12:38pm

Lyle Quasim, the retiring president of Bates Technical College and longtime social activist and political leader, will present a talk on “The Fire Within” at University of Puget Sound on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012.  

 

Storm debris drop off: Five sites open for Tacoma residents

Submitted by Lucas Byram on January 23, 2012 - 3:38pm

 

Tacoma Power customers without power

Submitted by Lucas Byram on January 19, 2012 - 9:20am

UPDATE 3: 15,000 Tacoma Power customers at of power. More 600 something in Browns Point. 

 

UPDATE 2: 

 

Ice on trees and branches continues to cause outages in Tacoma Power’s service area. About 7,450 customers are without power in these areas:  

UPDATE: Tacoma Power Expects Power to be Restored by 1 a.m.

Submitted by Lucas Byram on January 18, 2012 - 7:54pm

UPDATE 3: Tacoma Power anticipates restoring power to all customers by 1 a.m. About 2,600 homes in Ohop area still out.

UPDATE 2: 3,000 Tacoma Power customers without power in south Pierce County.

UPDATE 1: Tacoma Power has restored power to 7,600 customers in south Pierce County and will continue to work on restoring power to the remaining 15,500 customers who are out.

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Download free mobile app for student grades

Submitted by Lucas Byram on January 18, 2012 - 6:52pm

Parents and students who want to get up-to-the-second access to a Tacoma Public School student’s grades, can now download a free mobile app for that.
 

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