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Black Art and Reflection
Forterra’s Director of Community Development, Jeff Dade, reflects on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Snowshoes, Snow Geese, and Maybe a Snowy Owl
Forterra’s former director of forest conservation, Charlie Raines, returns with three more recommendations for where to walk.
Local Artists Signal Changes Ahead in Hilltop, Tacoma
The site of a former Rite Aid will be transformed into affordable homes and business space. But before the demolition crew arrives, those brick walls will be a canvas for artists and a celebration of Hilltop history and culture.
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Wildfire at Home
Winds have carried smoke from wildfires in eastern Washington, Oregon, and California to Puget Sound, an uncomfortable reminder that we collectively share this plight — the anguish and responsibility.
Four Autumn Walks Recommended By Forterra’s Charlie Raines
We got to talking about walking in the time of COVID with Forterra’s longtime senior director of forest conservation.
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Learning As We Go, Forterra Finds Trust and Transparency Are Paramount in Community Development
Residents of Hilltop, Tacoma, know what they want—attainable homes, space for Black-owned businesses, and a voice in the future of their neighborhood. Forterra is listening.
BREAKING GROUND ON I-90’S FIRST WILDLIFE OVERPASS
Forterra partners on a milestone in both transportation and wildlife policy.
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