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Thurston offices may expand, reorganize at a new site Here s what s being considering

Thurston offices may expand, reorganize at a new site. Here s what s being considering The Olympian 3 hrs ago Martín Bilbao, The Olympian (Olympia, Wash.) Jun. 1 Thurston County officials are considering leasing a 90,000-square-foot building on Pacific Avenue as part of a plan to significantly reorganize county offices. County Manager Ramiro Chavez has presented the Board of County Commissioners with the option of issuing a non-binding letter of intent to the developer of the Atrium building, MJR Development, every week over the past month. However, the board has repeatedly delayed acting on the letter as commissioners have attempted to determine the specifics of the multi-million-dollar project aimed at addressing county space needs.

Thurston County declares racism a crisis, will examine hiring and other policies

Thurston County declares racism a crisis, will examine hiring and other policies Drew Mikkelsen Replay Video UP NEXT Thurston County Commissioners voted unanimously to declare racism a crisis in the county. Under the declaration, County Manager Ramiro Chavez has until the end of June to create a County Racial Equity Plan. Chavez has been tasked to look at hiring practices at county agencies, as well as any other county policies that might negatively impact the county’s people of color. The declaration also calls for the community to get involved. “Businesses, non-profits, academia, large institutions, faith-based organizations, service clubs, and residents to also rise to the challenge of this crisis,” the declaration reads.

Storm King to install Sarah Sze sculpture in 2021—its first new permanent work in more than a decade

A rendering Sarah Sze s Fallen Sky (2021) Courtesy Storm King Art Center; © Sarah Sze When pandemic lockdown restrictions in New York prompted art enthusiasts to pursue open-air experiences this year, the Storm King Art Center in the Hudson Valley became a hot ticket. The centre, which celebrated its 60th anniversary this year and closed for the season last weekend, operated at around 30% capacity but had “robust attendance, with most weekends sold out”, says Nora Lawrence, its senior curator. When the centre opens its next season on 7 April 2021, vaccination efforts in the US will likely be ramping up. But the sculpture park still plans to cater to social distancing rules with a solo show and site-specific commission by the artist Sarah Sze, who is creating the first new permanent work to enter Storm King’s collection since Maya Lin’s seminal

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