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Sidewalk Stamps A Field Guide to Tacoma’s Streets, Sidewalks and Walkways Stamps
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Created by Jeffrey J. Ryan, Tim Olsen, Paul Michaels.
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Unveiling Inequities: Exploring Barriers Faced by Black Business Owners in Tacoma-Pierce County
2023 report created by Momentum Professional Strategy Partners. This report was part of the Black Collective Economic Development Committee 2023 initiatives and was funded by a grant with the Economic Development Board for Tacoma-Pierce County. It explores and documents dominant reasons why local Black owned businesses fail and compiles recommendations to inform city and county entities.
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The Cannabis Corner, Episode 44
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In this episode of The Cannabis Corner, Lukas and Dig get the show started talking about the show being found in the Tacoma Public Library Special Collections as well as an announcement about two other Radio Tacoma shows and a thank you to Suzanne Skaar for the new show logo. The news section start with an FDA warning to parents to watch out for brand name candy; THC look alikes, followed by a chat about Miami's first dispensary, a New York Senator's proposal for community cannabis gardens, Zimbabwe's announcement on building a $27 million medical cannabis facility and, lastly, Thailand passing out 1 million cannabis plants. Next, Michael Sassano of Somai Pharmaceuticals is interviewed and shares his thoughts on Germany's health minister embracing adult use cannabis, countries like Zimbabwe becoming large scale cannabis producers and gives some insights on the question "How can cannabis pharmaceuticals and traditional/legacy cannabis coexist." And finally, It's a Bust travels back down to Alabama where a CBD store was raided despite the police knowing if the material seized was over the 0.3% THC threshold. Dig helps out and provides the number to a tip line set up by police given in the article.
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Sen Yasmin Trudeau WA 27th LD on climate change, climate justice, what we can do, and a look ahead to the 2023 Legislative session
Mark Hallenbeck TRAC UW Part 2
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Part 2 of a conversation with UW's Mark Hallenbeck, transportation expert on our present and future transportation challenges.
Tim Smith, South Tacoma Community Activist
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A recent IPCC report sets out the current facts about climate change and what we must do to avoid the worst.
Chrissy Cooley, Vice Chair Public Utility Board Hydrogen Fuel in Tacoma
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Mark Hallenbeck TRAC UW Part 1
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Part 1 of a conversation with UW's Mark Hallenbeck, transportation expert on our present and future transportation challenges.
Key Peninsula News, April 2022
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Gather: 27 Years of Hilltop Artists
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South Tacoma Aquifer with Tim Smith
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Running for Pierce County Council, Robyn Denson gives her views on the role of Pierce County in addressing climate change and fostering healthy and vibrant communities.
Meaghan Vibbert, Douglas County PUD Green Hydrogen
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Washington's Douglas County PUD is building a green hydrogen producing facility on the Columbia River. PIO Meaghan Vibbert explains how and why producing this fuel in this way is good for our climate future.
Jerud Martin, Urban Northwest Homes
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