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Lily Lloyd, 15, Orting High School student is starting a nonprofit to help feed her community. The nonprofit is called Smize Foundation. According to Lily, kids who are affected by hunger are often shy and stand in line quietly. Lily says she smiles big and smiles with her eyes (Smize) ... in News
There will be a ceremony at the Orting High School fastpitch field Monday, June 5th at 6:00pm as we rename the field after long-time softball coach and teacher Joe Kilby. Everyone is invited to share in this time as we honor Joe Kilby’s legacy within the Orting School District. ...
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The Go With Joe campaign has begun!
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Thanks to our Officer's efforts in Community Policing, The City's rating went up from 47 to 19. Orting is ranked in the top 20 for safest cities in Washington. I am extremely proud of the work of our Officers and Chief.
Mayor Joachim (Joe) ... in News
The Mayor’s Corner - What’s Happening at the Soldiers Home
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As member of ‘The “Go with Joe”, Mayor Pestinger Re-election Committee’ I would like to share with you the campaign team for the 2017 election. in News
In the valleys of Armero, Colombia, Brian Terbush says he was taken aback by what was left – buildings mired in mud and debris, left alone for three decades, not a soul present, except for a group of Washington state officials and some guides to provide some context. in News
I have been trying to see if Seattle Seahawk Richard Sherman could see my grandson Jonny Ray in the hospital. he has a condition called Charomarietooth which causes him not to walk correctly. This is my letter to Mr. Richard Sherman: in News
Motorcyclist Dies After U.S. Highway 12 Crash West of Morton An Orting motorcyclist died Monday after being ejected from his vehicle about 9 miles west of Morton on U.S. Highway 12, according to the Washington State Patrol. Darrell S. Holmquist, 56, of Orting, was transported by helicopter to PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center ... in News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Officers Down 5K to host OD5K & Community Day in Orting, Washington. About OD5K: The Officers Down 5K is an annual event representing and celebrating officers who serve us daily and those ... in News
Search Warrant Served On A House With Alleged Stolen Property
Today, March 21, 2017, the Orting Police Department served a search warrant on a house in the 300 block of Calistoga West. Stolen merchandise (purchased with stolen credit cards), stolen property from a vehicle prowl, and drug ... in News
The annual St. Patrick's Day dinner introducing the 23 Daffodil Festival princesses will be held at the Eagles' Hall on Sunday, March 19, 2017. Social hour begins at 5 p.m. with a traditional Irish dinner at 6 p.m. ($12.00). The public is welcome. For further information or to ...
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...is returning survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other crimes to safety
TACOMA, WA—Tacoma Community House (TCH), a multiservice agency that has aided immigrants, refugees, and low-income South Sound residents since 1910, has been awarded a $75,000 grant from Bank of America to fund the agency’s Client Advocacy/Victims of Crime ... in News
Tacoma Community House receives grant from Boeing to help students earn their Nursing Assistant CertificationBy: Danielle Burch
February 01, 2017
TACOMA, WA—This past November, aircraft manufacturer Boeing granted $86,000 to Tacoma Community House’s Project Nightingale, an initiative of the agency’s Employment Department to help adults earn their Nursing Assistant Certification. It is the second time Boeing donated to the project, having provided the initial start-up funds two years ago.
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 Simple Goodness Farm in Buckley to host 3rd Annual “Garlic and Goats†Festival Aug. 20By: Venise Cunningham
August 10, 2016
The third annual Garlic and Goats Festival at Simple Goodness Farm in Buckley, Washington is scheduled for Aug. 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. |
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