Even though the need is great, donations to our food banks are dropping off this time of the year. So, in the coming months of winter, please consider making a donation to the Nourish Pierce County Food Bank located at Mason Methodist Church. Although food items are always needed, it’s important to note that… Read more →
Owen Russell-Lanning
New Speed Limits in Tacoma
Tacoma has new speed limits starting Jan. 1! 20 mph in residential neighborhoods. 25 mph in some neighborhood business districts– 6th Avenue, Lincoln, McKinley Hill, Old Town. (Proctor and South Tacoma are already 25 mph.) Driving 5 mph slower makes a difference. It gives drivers time to react and, if crashes happen, people are less likely to be killed or… Read more →
NENC Meeting on Monday, December 5th 6-8pm
You are invited to the North End Neighborhood Council Meeting Monday, December 5th, 6:00 PM We will go over the Proctor Neighborhood plan with Lauren Hoogkamer and talk to Metro Parks about future plans. We will have hot cider and cookies prior to the meeting at 5.30pm. Our agenda for December’s meeting is attached to this post.… Read more →
Susan Resneck Pierce Lecture: Melissa Harris-Perry
The University of Puget Sound is inviting members of the North End Neighborhood Council to join Monday’s lecture by Melissa Harris-Perry SUSAN RESNECK PIERCE LECTURE: MELISSA HARRIS-PERRY Nov 14, 2022 7:30 p.m. Melissa Harris-Perry, host of The Takeaway and the Maya Angelou Presidential Chair at Wake Forest University, will deliver University of Puget Sound’s fall 2022 Susan Resneck Pierce Lecture in… Read more →
Pierce Transit November News
Pierce Transit will operate on a Sunday schedule on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 24. The Friday after Thanksgiving, services will operate on a regular weekday schedule. Bus Rapid Transit Progressing Stream, a new type of service will provide fast, efficient, frequent transit service to our community, with the first line serving a 14.4-mile portion of Pacific Avenue/SR-7 between downtown Tacoma… Read more →