Apple Cup At The Harmon on November 18th
Update Today’s the day…
As many of you know, I attended UPS for my undergraduate education. Sports weren’t exactly a major source of school spirit and pride when I was there. Sure, our women’s volleyball and cross-country teams kicked ass, but that was hard to communicate to our friends at Division 1 schools with their football games and tailgate parties.
I recently realized that with my recent return to school… I’m a Husky. Crazy. With that in mind, start planning…
Harmon Brewery and Restaurant, together with UW and WSU Alumni, will host our very own Apple Cup Party 2006 on November 18th, starting at 3pm. Half the Restaurant will be decorated with Cougar colors and the other half Huskies! The game will be played on all televisions, including our brand new flat screens. Show your school spirit by wearing your school colors!
Of course, all of the fantastic flagship ales will be on tap with some food specials as well. There will be free Chips and salsa and team Baskets and prize giveaways. All ages are welcome and with our friendly atmosphere it makes a great place to bring the kids on a Saturday. There is also plenty of parking in the back at the UWT parking lot. Don’t miss out on the tailgate party of the year. Come join the fun!
What: Apple Cup Party- UW vs. WSU
When: Saturday, November 18, 2006 Starts at 12.
Where: Harmon Brewery and Restaurant
Admission: Free
6 comments
N nosaturn March 11, 2009
I hope they don’t do the same stupid stupid resurfacing thing they did in Brown’s Point / NE Tacoma last year. The road is far rougher, noisier and there’s not even as much traction in the ice (which we can’t seem to get rid of anymore).
J J. Cote March 11, 2009
Isn’t it magical?? That they could “come up with” the money to do what they should have been doing all along. Thank God for term limits. I feel sorry for any member of this Council that runs for re-election. Wait. No I don’t!
M Mike M March 12, 2009
Well Bravo! The City “found” some money…
Now, if City Manager Anderson will fix the section of Pine Street between S. Tacoma Way and S.35th street, that would be F****** MIRACLE! It’s only been that way for a year.
We, the taxpayers got screwed by Pierce County on the share of the money for their building.
Connie wonders where the other 500K will come from? Well, lets take it from the money for trails that she is so enamored with.
It’s about time this City FIXES THE INFRASTRUCTURE! If Sharon McGavick was still on the council we would hear “This isn’t enough bang for the buck” fixing the streets.
BTW Connie, what about the money for Mr Anderson’s raise? We can use that towards the streets too.
S Squid March 12, 2009
I found the money. Forget about fixing the potholes in front of my house – turns out I like ‘em. Used to complain, but then I realized people only lost an axle once before they slowed down. Poor man’s speed bumps.
Money saved on fixing the holes on my street can be used elsewhere. I’m sure others feel the same.
While we’re on about street fixes that didn’t work, how about the resurfacing of North I, which became a gloppy mess above 80 degrees.
J jamie from thriceallamerican March 12, 2009
I’m with Squid. Stay away from my free speedbumps, city.
T Thorax O'Tool March 13, 2009
“While we’re on about street fixes that didn’t work, how about the resurfacing of North I, which became a gloppy mess above 80 degrees.“
That’s what happens when you use the improper asphalt to do the job. They should have used something like PG 64-22, which is thick and heavy (thus more $$$ per volume) than thinner stuff like PG 58-22. While I don’t know for certain what grade they used, it’s obviously the wrong one if it becomes tacky in mere 80 degree weather.