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Receiving the honors they've earned

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Receiving the honors they've earned

Anyone can make a difference by serving just one veteran. Whether serving him or her in life or after death, the mission of interring unclaimed veterans will never conclude or diminish. "Everyone's life matters, particularly our veterans whose stories often go untold ... the warrior ethos of never leave a man

Fried chicken done right!

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Fried chicken done right!

If like me, your mom made the best fried chicken in town, then you've become a bit of a snob when it comes to eating this American staple in a restaurant. I spent the last month on a fried chicken pilgrimage to see who, if anyone, could match the culinary

Knotty fusion

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Knotty fusion

The longer you listen to music, the easier it is to fall into a rut of only listening to bands that easily access the sweet spots of your taste. Growing up on oldies radio, I was raised on a template of songs that rarely exceeded three minutes, that got in

Art popping up all over Tacoma

Arts

Art popping up all over Tacoma

Pop-up galleries are the latest thing all over the country. Pop-ups feature art exhibitions that are usually of short duration and often in non-commercial venues such as private homes or vacant storefronts. In Olympia, the premiere pop-up gallery is Allsorts in the home of artist Lynette Charters and actor John

Grub Gossip

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Grub Gossip

My day job includes slinging booze for the masses at a local lounge, so while politics and religion are generally frowned upon as friendly banter over libations, discussions about food and drink are common. A statement made by a guest sitting at the rail recently was something to the effect

Table 47

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Table 47

ANNOUNCER: It was due time to pop in the car and hand over that hefty bridge toll to visit one of the newest dining destinations in Gig Harbor. Boasting plates full of farm-to-table fresh ingredients, Table 47 was a must-stop for Dutch and Jackie this week. JACKIE: My ol' day

Lysistrata

Stage

Lysistrata

Well over 2,000 years ago, the city of Athens, Greece, was treated to a sexy and hilarious anti-war farce called Lysistrata by the writer Aristophanes. Now it is making its way to Tacoma's Dukesbay Theater in an anonymous adaptation believed to have been by Oscar Wilde, directed by Niclas Olson

Geek Fest strikes back!

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Geek Fest strikes back!

"We have an even bigger venue lined up next year." That's what Pierce County Toy and Geek Fest cofounder Chris Fowler told me on the eve of Geek Fest's maiden voyage last year. More than double the size of last year's space at the Washington State Fair & Events Center,

Turning fitness into a privilege

News Front

Turning fitness into a privilege

Turning fitness from an obligation into a privilege changed my life. In college, I ran endurance track, and over the years, I would work out three times a week thinking that was enough to do well on the Air Force's fitness test. Turns out, as I got older, that wasn't enough.

Long range, short term

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Long range, short term

PEO Ammunition, ARDEC and the Army Rapid Capabilities Office come together with near-term plans for improving long-range precision fires. Of the Army's "big six" priorities driving its new modernization strategy, long-range precision fires is at the top of the list. The ability to execute accurate strikes at significant distances is critical to

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Bears, coyotes and raccoons on JBLM

Joint Base Lewis-McChord is home to many native species, including coyotes, raccoons and black bears. Some wildlife species are potentially dangerous or can cause problems, especially as Washington's human population expands into their habitat. The top three reasons for wildlife conflicts are: Trash Bird seed Pet food Family housing residents are encouraged to avoid leaving

Chef Jan Parker's culinary talents wow military spouses

Military Life

Chef Jan Parker's culinary talents wow military spouses

The Lewis Community Wine Club recently hosted their last event of the year with a wine dinner cooked by Chef Jan Parker, who is also a member of the club. The wine pairings were selected by members Angie Melnyk and yours truly, who have headed the club for the past

47th CSH soldiers return from Iraq

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47th CSH soldiers return from Iraq

Fifty-nine soldiers from Task Force Med 47, composed of soldiers from the 47th Combat Support Hospital, 62nd Medical Brigade, 593rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command, returned home to Joint-Base Lewis-McChord after a nine-month deployment June 19. The soldiers from Task Force Med 47, who deployed in September, were welcomed home at 4 a.m.

Military students thrive

Military Life

Military students thrive

Clover Park High School (CPHS) graduates Tiffany Gail Martin and Marcus Dion Freeman II excelled during their years at the Lakewood school. Both have military parents and thrived despite the many obstacles they faced such as frequent moves and their parents' deployments. Tiffany Gail Martin, known by her friends as Stormy,

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A hole-in-one for one-star

The eighth hole on the red course at Eagles Pride Golf Course is a 140-yard, par 3 challenge. That's a fair distance to hit a dimpled ball with a diameter of 1.68 inches and weight of 1.62 ounces into a circular hole measuring 4.25 inches in diameter with one swing of

8th annual Gig Harbor Wings and Wheels

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8th annual Gig Harbor Wings and Wheels

Excitement for the 8th Annual Gig Harbor Wings and Wheels event is growing. "Airshows are fun. Car shows, live music, static displays and good food all combine for a fun time," said Air Force veteran Doug Fratoni, the event's director. Presented by the Tacoma Events Commission, the show will be held at

Local Gold Star Kids are not alone

Military Life

Local Gold Star Kids are not alone

Gold Star Kids are not alone ... and that is something that 24 Military Gold Star Teens from Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Camp Murray had the opportunity to experience during a paid educational trip to Washington, D.C., New Jersey and New York City, provided by Jermaine Kearse Programs. "Making friends is

An impenetrable team

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An impenetrable team

Soldiers from 8th Squadron, 1st U.S. Cavalry, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, and airmen from the 7th Airlift Squadron, 62nd Airlift Wing, participated in the Rainier War Joint Deployment Readiness Exercise at Joint Base Lewis-McChord earlier this month. A top priority for the Army is unit readiness, to

Motorcycles for military

Military Life

Motorcycles for military

If you're a military member or veteran and you're looking for a deal on a motorcycle in western Washington, head straight to Northwest Harley-Davidson (NWHD) in Lacey.  The motorcycle dealership is determined to give servicemembers a VIP motorcycle buying experience like no other, the minute a servicemember or veteran walks

2018 Freedom Fest

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2018 Freedom Fest

It's time to celebrate the Independent spirit of America July 3-4, 2018. Click the link below to view the Freedom Fest program. Click here to view our interactive 2018 Freedom Fest issue.

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