Her title is cruise ship greeter program manager for the port. A lot of folks like the mystique of the huge ship on the waterfront, and all the excitement of people checking in and going on a ship. Prospective greeters shouldn't regard this as an opportunity to hawk their own wares. We're pretty upfront with them. The program has been running for three years, and parallels a similar program at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Volunteers get free parking, uniforms, snacks and an occasional tour on a docked cruise ship.
If you've always wanted a production-level kitchen, now's your chance. Calif. Auction house Charyn Asset Management Group in San Francisco reports some of the kitchen equipment was installed but never used, and will not be needed in future operations. But apparently, at some point managers decided the plan was half-baked. Playing the Renton card The city of Renton is celebrating its centennial by, among other things, selling decks of playing cards with historical photographs of the community. Among other things, Tacoma is contemplating an advertising campaign that could use a variety of media outlets.