▪ It originated 428 residential and consumer loans totaling $127.4 million. ▪ The thrift reported assets totaling $921.5 million, up 6.9%, or $59.5 million, from the year-ago period that started April 1. Olympia Federal Savings has released its year-end financial report for the fiscal year that ended in March. If you want to comment, send your thoughts in an email to senior project planner Sarah Schelling at location of a mixed-use development plan submitted by MJR Development of Kirkland to the city of Lacey. “The project includes approximately 18,000 square feet of ground floor commercial and retail space in the north building,” the city information reads.Ĭity officials deemed the application complete on April 26 and there is a comment period on the proposal that ends at 5 p.m. MJR intends to develop two, 5-story apartment buildings that would house the 300-plus apartments. MJR Development of Kirkland, a commercial real estate company that has acquired and redeveloped a number of buildings around Huntamer Park in Lacey, has submitted plans to the city to create a mixed-use development, including 376 apartments, at a site between the park and College Street on Seventh Avenue. The Olympian confirmed that location, then learned that’s not the only place in the county to find more Skippers.īailey’s IGA store in Rochester also offers a limited Skippers menu, Nisqually Markets on Yelm Highway does the same, and there’s one more: Dylan’s Corner Market at 15201 Vail Road SE in Yelm.įor more information about the “Skippers Go Fleet,” check the Skippers website. Remember the Skippers location near South Sound Center on Pacific Avenue? It is long gone, but if you find yourself craving their seafood, it can still be found in Thurston County.Ī reader writes that Skippers has a takeout location inside the Villa Grove Foodliner store at 9200 Littlerock Road SW. Former Crunch customers reached out to The Olympian about the status of the business, so we reached out to them through an email on the Facebook page.Īfter Crunch Fitness closed, a note was attached to the door. The business opened a little more than a year ago, according to The Olympian’s previous reporting. A check of the location also shows that the space is vacant. Other business happeningsĬrunch Fitness, a gym off Pacific Avenue in Olympia near Albertsons, has closed, according to a sign at the business and comments on its Facebook page. Before 1985, it was a gas station, Andreotti said. E., across the street from the new Left Bank Pastry location, he said.īefore the building was home to a radio station, it belonged to a bank for a number of years. The radio station is in the process of moving to 1934 Fourth Ave. “The restaurant should be an excellent fit for the neighborhood,” Marohn said. That transaction closed March 14, according to Thurston County Assessor’s Office information. Radio station co-owner and property owner Mike Marohn confirmed the sale of the building to the pizza business. Andreotti, the parent of a 3-year-old, also wants a space for the younger set, he said. The new space is twice the size of the Wildwood location, so the layout will feel different from the other sites, although the focus will be on pizza and craft beverages.
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