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Commission on Equity

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The Commission on Equity will hold a significant event on May 29, 2025, from 1:00 AM to 3:30 AM GMT at 4232 6th Ave SE, Lacey, Washington. Focused on the experiences of active duty and veteran individuals, the gathering aims to explore their roles in government and business sectors. Local officials urge community participation to enhance discussions surrounding equity and inclusion. The event seeks to highlight the critical importance of diverse experiences in shaping effective governance policies. By fostering dialogue, the Commission aims to promote understanding and address social issues affecting veterans.

The initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to create equitable environments within local communities. Additionally, the event supports broader movements advocating for the rights and recognition of veterans and active-duty personnel. This reflects a growing commitment among local leaders to address systemic inequities and ensure that all voices are heard.

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Lacey Night Market

The Lacey Night Market is set to take place on April 4-5, 2025, featuring a vibrant atmosphere with food trucks, local artisans, and live music for families to enjoy. This event aims to foster community spirit and provide a fun evening for residents and visitors alike. With its convenient location in Lacey, Washington, the night market is poised to attract a diverse crowd.

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City Facilities to Close at 4 p.m. Today (326) Due to Forecasted Severe Storm

The City of Lacey has announced the closure of all city facilities at 4 p.m. on March 26 due to an impending severe storm. This includes key locations such as City Hall and the Public Works Shop, with classes in Parks, Culture, and Recreation also canceled. Motorists are advised to avoid travel during the storm, and facilities are expected to reopen on March 27.