Tacoma Urbanist
Sep. 9, 2008 at 12:11am
Drink Wine, Quiz Tim Farrell: Wednesday at Pour at 4
Meet Tim Farrell
Tim Farrell (D) is the current representative of District No. 4 in Pierce County.
An important position as the district covers downtown and much of Tacoma.
Here's Tim's event:
Place:
Pour at Four Wine Bar
3814 N. 26th St.
Tacoma, WA
Date and Time
September 10, 2008 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Its a meet and greet opportunity and a fundraiser.
District No. 4:
Opportunities at Event:
1. Quiz Tim Farrell on Tacoma's history. He knows alot
2. Drink wine with others.
3. Ask Tim Farrell what he has done and will do for Tacoma should he be re-elected.
Tim Ferrell web site
Tim's Frost Park Record:
Before there was Stowe, LupinGoddess, Elle or other contestants at Frost Park, there was Tim Farrell who told the crowd who Larry Frost was when Frost Park was taken back.
For more information, see:
- Questions sent to candidates running for District 4 posted in the Tacoma Sun.
- The Melon Online: interview with Tim Farrell
- Tacoma Urbanist: Tim Farrell : Friend of Downtown Tacoma?
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