Forterra Awards Community Restoration Grant to Partner in Employment in South King CountyÂ
Forterra’s new grants program engages local communities to restore land across the state.
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FORMER GIRL SCOUT PROPERTY CAMP KLAHANEE TO BE CONSERVED BY FORTERRA AND DONATED TO POLSON MUSEUM
The three-way partnership will preserve the legacy of Grays Harbor and the Girl Scouts
Forterra Statement Regarding Approval of New OPIEU Local 8 Bargaining Unit
Today, Forterra released the following statement regarding a segment of employees’ affirmative vote on approval of a new OPIEU Local 8 bargaining unit: “We are proud of Forterra’s inclusive workplace and excellent pay and benefits, and we’re excited to continue doing
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Forterra statement on Snoqualmie Indian Tribe letter to USDA
Forterra Board Chair, Beth Birnbaum, released the following statement in response to the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe’s Notice of Withdrawal of Support for the Forterra NW Partnerships Climate-Smart Commodities Grant Application. “Forterra NW recently received a letter from the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe that raised
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USDA, Forterra and Partners Highlight New Climate-Smart Forestry Project
TACOMA, Wash. – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Forterra NW, the City of Tacoma, Tribal and community partners celebrated USDA’s support for Forterra’s Forest to Home vision. Forest to Home aims to return lands to Tribal stewardship and transform
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Brighton Jones Seattle and Forterra Partner to Assist in the Restoration Efforts at Kiddie / City Park
Brighton Jones is providing extra support throughout 2022 to aid in restoration efforts
‘We did the jobs we knew how to do.’ Revisiting Oso, 8 years later.
Eight years later, the region is finding ways to move forward, while also holding on to memory of Oso and those who called it home.
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Tacoma’s Hilltop neighborhood receives millions in federal funding
Leaders from the local, state and federal levels gathered in Tacoma’s Hilltop neighborhood to announce investment in affordable housing and BIPOC businesses.
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Eight years after deadly landslide near Darrington, new industry could change timber town
Written By Daniel Beekman – Seattle Times staff reporter DARRINGTON — Once upon a time, timber made Darrington. Now, it could remake Darrington. That’s the story Mayor Dan Rankin tells as he walks through the woods outside his mountain-rimmed community, which
