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- Tukwila Offers Multi-lingual Access Guide
- The USO is Alive and Well in SeaTac
- SeaTac Rotary Works to Improve Community, World
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| Tukwila
Offers Multi-lingual Access Guide |
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You
can help the City of Tukwila distribute its new
community access guide to people who speak English,
Spanish, Bosnian, Somali, Russian, Vietnamese, or
Arabic.
The free guide was developed as a collaborative
effort. Its focus is to help new visitors and residents
easily locate the services and support they need.
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more information »
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| The
USO is Alive and Well in SeaTac |
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United Service Organizations (USO) has had an active
presence at SeaTac International Airport for 35 years.
Originally a coalition of six organizations (YMCA,
YWCA, National Catholic Community Service, National
Jewish Welfare Board, Traveler's Aid Association, and
Salvation Army), the USO continues its mission to handle
the on-leave recreation needs for the members of the
Armed Forces.
SeaTac's USO serves some 100,000 military personnel
per year.
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the full story »
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| SeaTac
Rotary Works to Improve Community, World |
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SeaTac Rotary is currently preparing to undertake an
exploratory trip to colleges and schools in northern
India's town of Rath to review the region's educational
facilities for women.
The Rotary also provides support to local schools.
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| Spencer's
for Steaks and Chops: A Bit of Tuscany in SeaTac |
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| Since
its quiet opening in October 2000, Spencer's has been
delighting diners with fine cuisine in a warm
environment enriched by jewel tone fabrics and hardwood
furnishings.
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