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Ty Vinson

Ty Vinson

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City Reporter, The Olympian

Tacoma

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mostly Orinda civic news and featuresLocal news but may also be about Lafayette and Moraga CA

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Total articles 2322

  • Neighbors of Olympia’s sole urban village push back on housing code amendments

    By Ty Vinson Verified| The Olympian Verified The Olympia Planning Commission has had two public hearings regarding code amendments aimed at relaxing commercial development requirements and increasing housing density in an area that already has more than 800 housing units and only a handful of nearby amenities. When the plan for Briggs Village, located off Henderson Boulevard and north of Yelm Highway, was adopted more than 20 years ago, residents were promised a grocery store would be built in the “urban village” neighborhood.

    By Ty Vinson Verified · The Olympian

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Trump’s sanctuary city threat decried by WA leaders: ‘Read the Constitution’

    By Simone Carter Verified, Ty Vinson Verified| The Bellingham Herald Verified President Donald Trump said Thursday that he’s “working on papers” to halt all federal funding for any state with sanctuary cities — a category that would include Washington. Washington is home to municipalities that have declared themselves sanctuary cities, such as Olympia and Seattle. The Keep Washington Working Act, Washington’s sanctuary-state law, broadly hampers local law enforcement from helping with federal immigration-enforcement efforts.

    By Simone Carter Verified, Ty Vinson Verified · The Bellingham Herald

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Neighbors of Olympia’s sole urban village push back on housing code amendments

    By Ty Vinson Verified| The Olympian Verified The Olympia Planning Commission has had two public hearings regarding code amendments aimed at relaxing commercial development requirements and increasing housing density in an area that already has more than 800 housing units and only a handful of nearby amenities. When the plan for Briggs Village, located off Henderson Boulevard and north of Yelm Highway, was adopted more than 20 years ago, residents were promised a grocery store would be built in the “urban village” neighborhood.

    By Ty Vinson Verified · The Olympian

    Apr. 14, 2025

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The Olympian

Social justice is for all, not just a select few.

Olympia, Washington, United States

+1 360-754-5400