Our town is experiencing a bit of growth. Next to this grand old building, another hotel is being erected. The two existing hotels (one was built shortly after the convention center was erected) in proximity to our convention center aren't sufficient to accommodate the volume of folks that the convention center can host.
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Inside the convention center itself, old-growth lumber is hung as artwork, a tip of the hat to Tacoma's past. Do they look like battering rams poised and ready to break out of their glass and metal prison? Poignant is the artificial evergreen tree dwarfed in the corner. Smallest of all is the human form. So small and yet capable of creating and destroying so much.
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Inside the convention center itself, old-growth lumber is hung as artwork, a tip of the hat to Tacoma's past. Do they look like battering rams poised and ready to break out of their glass and metal prison? Poignant is the artificial evergreen tree dwarfed in the corner. Smallest of all is the human form. So small and yet capable of creating and destroying so much.
