Tuesday, August 27th, 2024

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Good morning, Olympia. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 27th of August.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Tilley Road in Olympia to close for a day on August 28 for asphalt repairs, with a detour in place for commuters. JOLT
- ➤ Olympia plans to install a 12-foot welcome figure sculpture in Isthmus Park, a collaborative effort between the city and the Squaxin Island Tribal Council to enhance the park's northwest corner. JOLT
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ The Olympia School District Board deliberated on enrollment and budget criteria for potentially revisiting school closures, without specifying which schools might be affected. JOLT
- ➤ OSD Board Director Maria Flores criticizes fellow board members for their conduct during a retreat, causing her PTSD, amid community and press backlash. JOLT
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Thurston Conservation District opens pre-orders for their annual fall sale, offering affordable native bulbs and seeds to enhance local pollination. ThurstonTalk
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ A settlement bans Olympia Police from personalizing equipment, following a lawsuit by the family of a Black man shot by officers. FOX13
- ➤ Thurston County Assistant County Manager Robin Campbell retires after 41 years, with Joshua Cummings stepping in as her successor. ThurstonTalk
HEALTH NEWS
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LIFESTYLE NEWS
- ➤ Frenchie's On 4th, a new allergen-friendly bakery in Olympia, opened in August 2024, specializing in sourdough, gluten-free, and dairy-free donuts, selling out each morning due to popular demand. ThurstonTalk
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Christian Singles Fellowship Event in Olympia
Experience community and connection with local Christian singles through food, drinks, and friendship at Tumwater's Craft District.
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Lunch & Learn Event at Olympia Farmers Market
Experience local flavors and community engagement during this informative event at the vibrant Olympia Farmers Market.
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Microbe Appreciation Day and Educational Tour
Celebrate microorganisms through engaging hands-on activities, microscope explorations, and a guided tour of a wastewater treatment plant to discover their vital role in our ecosystem.
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Jonny Kosmo - Scherler Sundays
Experience an engaging R&B/Soul performance by Jonny Kosmo at Three Magnets Brewing Co. during the Scherler Sundays event.
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Gather TOGETHER! Community Nights at Briggs Taphouse
Experience a series of enriching events dedicated to supporting students and families in the Olympia community.
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Exploring the Wonders of the Estuary: Public Workshop Series
Discover the dynamic ecosystems of the Puget Sound and Greater Salish Sea through hands-on lessons and interactive tours at the Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge.
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Live Music with Jen Howard at Rhythms Coffee
Experience the soulful sounds of American singer/songwriter Jen Howard as she performs live, showcasing her multi-instrumental talents in a cozy coffee shop setting.
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Andrew Finn Magill Live Concert
Experience an enchanting evening of live music with Andrew Finn Magill at New Traditions Cafe in Olympia.
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Music For a Cause Festival
Experience an afternoon of live music featuring the Olson Brothers and Cordell Drake in a community-friendly, free festival at Huntamer Park.
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McKain Lakey Live Performance
Experience an evening of live music with McKain Lakey at Cryptatropa Bar in Olympia.
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