The Nisqually Tribe of Washington is breaking ground on a $6.3 million youth activities and community emergency center.
The 34,000 square-foot facility will offer a full gym, a large kitchen, a carving room, a craft room, a youth-activity room, education components, showers and lockers, staff space, an outdoor baseball field, and a picnic area. It is due to be completed by the end of next year, The Olympian reported.
The center is being financed by tribal and federal funds.
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Nisqually tribe says planned youth center moving forward
(The Olympian 11/12)
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