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Pedestrian dies at area hospital after he is hit by 2 vehicles on Martin Way Monday night

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On December 6, 2024, the Washington State Capitol will host its annual tree-lighting ceremony featuring special guests Santa Claus and Lt. Gov. Heck. This free, family-friendly event aims to foster community spirit and celebrate the holiday season with the enchanting theme 'Winter Wonderland. ' As preparations continue, the event promises to create a joyful atmosphere for families, marking the start of the holiday festivities in Olympia.

Local residents are invited to participate in this celebration, which is expected to draw a large crowd and create lasting memories for all.

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