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Related News Neighbors, developer wrestle over Curtis Park railyard project   A capital city shaped by its role in American railroad history is about to tackle its second large effort to build a new community of houses and stores on an old, toxic railyard. Commercial building report states rebound is underway   Associated Builders and Contractors today released its inaugural Construction Backlog Indicator, a forward-looking measurement reflecting the amount of work to be performed by contractors in the months ahead. It shows nonresidential construction rebounded in May to 6.3 months of backlogged work. That represents a three week shorter backlog than what was reported in November 2008, when ABC began ... Blog Watch: your on candid camera   The blog for Tacoma's downtown has a plug for a meeting next Tuesday on how businesses can make their operations less of a target for criminal activity. At the center of the discussion will be Sagem Morpho's facial recognition software that is being used to identify criminals from security camera images. ... Business partners being sought for biomass venture   Washington State Department of Natural Resources has announced a Request for Letters of Interest for partnership in the Biomass Initiative. This is the beginning of the selection process to launch the initiative sanctioned by the Washington Legislature this year. It authorizes DNR to seek public-private partnerships that will allow state agencies and local communities to benefit from biomass and ... Social media: uses and results   A survey of 4,034 adults conducted in June 2009 by BIGresearch on behalf of National Retail Federation and Shop.org found social media appears to be on the path to becoming increasingly mainstream media. While there is much growth ahead yet, social media is already woven into the lives of adults across age, sex, household income, marital and parental status and region. ... Recession doesn't kill giving   Centralia College Foundation has met its biannual fundraising goal of $375,000, reports board president Dennis Calkins. The campaign got a huge boost from the Earnest and Edith Driscoll estate earlier in the year through a distribution of $640,000. "This gift will benefit future Centralia College students through scholarships," said Dwayne Aberle, campaign chair. "The result shows the huge ... Weyerhaeuser sets dividend, closes plant   The board of directors of Weyerhaeuser Co. yesterday declared a sharply reduced dividend of 5 cents per share on the common stock of the corporation payable Aug. 31. This represents an 80 percent reduction of the lumber and forest giant's previous pattern of dividends."The economic outlook for our businesses continues to be challenged and uncertain," said Dan Fulton, president and CEO. "We are ... Leaders named to regional   Inaugural board members for the Regional Education and Training Center at Satsop, a subsidiary of the Workforce Development Council, have held their organizing meeting. Members were appointed in equal number from education, industry and labor, and included some familiar names in the South Sound: Joe Kinerk, executive director, New Market Skills Center in Tumwater; Mike Edwards, president ...

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