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Angry protesters yelled at police, county sheriff and state patrol officers as the law enforcement officers prevented access to the hotel on Sunday evening, Jan. 31, 2021.
City council condemns acts of Oly Housing Now, mayor labels hotel takeover ‘domestic terrorism’
At last night's meeting, Olympia City Council members had strong words for the group Oly Housing Now, following Sunday's occupation of the downtown Red Lion Inn & Suites, with perhaps the … more
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This poster appears in every school in Olympia School District. These six "student outcomes" are the centerpiece of the "District Improvement Plan" that provides objectives for every teacher and administrator.
Olympia School Board reconfirmed plans for in-person learning
The Olympia School District held a regular meeting last Thu., Jan. 28 via Zoom. The board reconfirmed plans to resume in-person learning for pre-school and kindergarten students under a hybrid plan … more
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"Housing is a human right" reads the sign of a protestor standing across the street from the Olympia Red Lion Inn on Sun., Jan 31, 2021.
Thurston County seeking clarification from FEMA about emergency funding to support housing
When a group illegally occupied a hotel in downtown Olympia Sunday, leading to 10 arrests, they released a list of demands. The group’s statement noted the Federal Emergency Management Agency … more
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Some 113 police, state patrol and county sheriff officers assisted to end the occupation of the Red Lion Hotel on Sun., Jan. 31, 2021.
Following occupation of downtown hotel, Olympia officials say they don’t plan to meet group’s demands
Ten people were arrested yesterday following an incident in downtown Olympia where a group occupied the Red Lion Hotel and provided a list of five demands of additional resources for homeless … more
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The westernmost access point to LBA Woods is just east of the roundabout at the junction of Log Cabin Road SE and Boulevard Rd SE in south Olympia.
Concerned citizens ask City of Olympia to stop road through park
The time has come for the City of Olympia to Choose. On February 9th, the Council will vote on a Comprehensive Plan amendment submitted by a grassroots coalition to remove a road planned to be … more
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"Eviction is murder" reads the sign of a protestor standing across the street from the Olympia Red Lion Inn on Sun., Jan 31, 2021.
Violent mob takes over Red Lion Inn in Downtown Olympia, 12 arrested
A “mob of about 30 people wearing black clothing” entered the lobby of Olympia’s downtown Red Lion Inn & Suites at approximately 11:00 am today, demanding to be housed and … more
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The exterior and patio at Octapas Cafe, located at 610 Water St. SW, a couple hours before opening time on Friday, Jan. 29, 2021.
Octapas Café started a new phase in the midst of pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has dished up a steady serving of uncertainty — and in some instance, closures — for restaurants near and far. It was in that uncertainty that the folks at Octapas … more
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OSD Executive Director of Elementary Education Autumn Lara talks to the school board and community on Jan. 21, 2021 about the specifics of the academic schedule for the Preschool and Kindergarten students returning on February 1.
Olympia School Board discusses return to classrooms starting Feb. 1
Olympia School District’s board met via Zoom yesterday for a work session. This work session was specifically devoted to the hybrid expansion plan and pandemic education response updates. … more
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A map of a planned dog park near McLane Elementary School in Olympia. The park is set to be opened sometime in Summer 2021.
Three off-leash dog parks coming to Olympia this summer
Olympia city officials recently finalized a lease with Olympia School District for a 5.5 acre plot of land near McLane Elementary School, which will be utilized as an off-leash dog park sometime … more
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Community Court Executive Diane Whaley, during a Zoom meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021, presents a breakdown of how court officials plan to spend a $400,000 U.S. Department of Justice grant the court was recently awarded.
Olympia's Community Court awarded $400,000 federal grant, officials plan to increase services
Olympia's Community Court was recently awarded a $400,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, which court officials plan to spend on increased housing, mental health and addiction services for … more
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“The multi-tiered support system puts everything in one place in a pyramid to get students what they need, whether that be intervention services, additional tutoring, or support, etc," according to Griffin Elementary Principal Rebekah Keiser.
Griffin School Board Discusses Hybrid Learning Model and New Tier Support Pyramid
Griffin School District’s Board met for a work session on last night. Topics of conversation included discussion around an announcement of a hybrid learning model and a multi-tiered support … more
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This public art project was approved by the Olympia City Council at its regular meeting on Jan. 12, 2021.
Public outcry demanding justice for Yvonne McDonald dominates Olympia city council meeting
Last night’s Olympia city council meeting included approvals of the exclusive contract with Comcast, an Eastside Street Art Crossing Concept Plan and a labor agreement with the police … more
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Olympia city council to discuss Comcast renewal tomorrow
The Olympia City Council is set to meet on Tue., Jan. 12 at 5:30 pm; the agenda includes renewing Comcast's exclusive franchise in the city. The council will discuss other topics including the … more
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Yen Hyunh, bottom right, was voted to join the Olympia City Council on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2020.
Yen Huynh selected to fill vacant Olympia City Council position
The Olympia City Council on Tuesday interviewed the seven finalists vying for the vacant council position and, following a vote, selected Yen Huynh. Huynh will fill Position #2 left by Jessica … more
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Four more arrested in Olympia homicide, including new murder charge
Four more people were arrested in connection with the homicide of a 31-year-old Olympia man whose body was found on Sept. 15. Today, a Thurston County Superior Court judge found probable cause to … more
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[CLICK TO ENLARGE] Olivia Salazar de Breaux presents a timeline for Olympia's Social Justice and Equity Advisory Commission during a Zoom meeting on Friday, Dec. 21, 2020.
Social Justice and Equity Commission members to be appointed in June
People whose voices have gone unheard will be the ones steering a new commission designed to tackle equity and human rights issues in Olympia, city staff say. A group tasked with forming … more
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As of December 17, Olympia Schools are at Level 2 in the five-stage plan to resume in-person education.
Olympia School Board Talks In-Person Learning and Racial Equity
The Olympia School Board met yesterday evening at 6:00 p.m. to reflect on the latest in-person learning guidance issued by Gov. Jay Inslee and the Wash. Department of Health. Since September 21, … more
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Olympia city staff and council members meet over Zoom on Friday, Dec. 18, 2020, to discuss the 28 applicants for the council's upcoming vacant position.
Record-breaking number of applicants vie for Olympia City Council opening
An “unprecedented” number of people applied for a spot on the Olympia City Council to replace Mayor Pro Tem Jessica Bateman, who was elected to the State House of Representatives in … more
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Jessica Bateman as Mayor Pro Tem of Olympia.
Bateman attends last council meeting before heading to the statehouse
After five years on the Olympia City Council, Mayor Pro Tem Jessica Bateman presided over her last council meeting Tuesday evening. In November, Bateman won the general election to become a state … more
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Olympia School Board approves 2020-2022 collective bargaining agreement, elects officers
The Olympia School Board of Directors met on Thursday, December 10 at 6:30 p.m. to approve the amended 2020-2022 Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Olympia School District and the Olympia … more
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