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Exploring our Western roots at Tacoma Art Museum

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Exploring our Western roots at Tacoma Art Museum

As theme shows culled from a museum's permanent collection go, "Northwest in the West: Exploring Our Roots" is not half bad. There are works that have been shown at TAM multiple times before, like Gaylen Hansen's iconic "Kernal Riding Through Snakes" and William Ivey's "Blues and Whites," and that's all right

Saturday, May 31: Survival Knife

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Saturday, May 31: Survival Knife

Survival Knife is fresh off a West Coast mini-tour with Modest Mouse. Next stop: hitting up their home turf, the South Sound, and specifically, Bob's Java Jive. The foursome will show up at the Jive's front door with a California glow and a fresh-cut, debut LP, Loose Power (out April

Friday, May 30-Saturday, May 31: "A Life in the Theatre"

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Friday, May 30-Saturday, May 31: "A Life in the Theatre"

We were two or three scenes into David Mamet's two-hander A Life in the Theatre, the debut production from Tacoma's Working Class Theatre NW, when my wife leaned over and whispered, "People do not talk like this." I knew what she meant. Actors and critics often claim Mamet's truncated

Theater Review: "A Life in the Theatre" at Working Class Theatre NW

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Theater Review: "A Life in the Theatre" at Working Class Theatre NW

We were two or three scenes into David Mamet's two-hander A Life in the Theatre, the debut production from Tacoma's Working Class Theatre NW, when my wife leaned over and whispered, "People do not talk like this." I knew what she meant. Actors and critics often claim Mamet's truncated sentences

10 restaurants you must visit before you are a true South Sounder

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10 restaurants you must visit before you are a true South Sounder

The South Sound area is a rich and diverse community. A melting pot, if you will, surrounded by majestic scenery offering up the best of both urban adventures and nature-driven journeys. The Pierce County region also serves up a plethora of fabulous dining options, some of which are known far

Sunday, June 1: Back to Beale Street Blues Preliminary Competition

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Sunday, June 1: Back to Beale Street Blues Preliminary Competition

Bobble Tiki doesn't just love the blues, he is the blues. Themes that define the genre also define Bobble Tiki's very life. Yes, Bobble Tiki has seen a lot of pain - he's had many girlfriends leave, he's squandered plenty of money, and he's seen the bottom of a box

Monday, June 2: Territorial Voices: A Civil War Reader's Theater

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Monday, June 2: Territorial Voices: A Civil War Reader's Theater

The Civil War, as anyone with access to a history book can tell you, got its official start on April 12, 1861, when Confederate forces attacked the U.S. military base at Fort Sumter, S.C. Earlier, seven states had declared their secession from the Union in advance of the March inauguration

Tuesdays: West Olympia Farmers Market

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Tuesdays: West Olympia Farmers Market

Ever since the Westside Tavern won the Tournament of Burgers, the real estate agents representing Olympia's Westside have been inundated with inquiries. The Westside is happening, but that's not news to those who live up on the hill. If you want proof, drop by the Tuesday West Olympia Farmers Market.

Wednesday, June 4: "Ink This!" lecture

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Wednesday, June 4: "Ink This!" lecture

Several days ago, Bobble Tiki put a plastic bag containing his typical plate lunch - two scoops of white rice, macaroni salad and kalua pork - in the fridge. Kalua pork is cooked in a traditional Hawaiian cooking way in which pig is rubbed with salt, wrapped in ti leaves

Friday, May 30-Saturday, May 31: Evergreen Science Carnival

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Friday, May 30-Saturday, May 31: Evergreen Science Carnival

Are you eager to unleash your inner Nikola Tesla? No, I'm not talking about finally using that death ray you've been building in your basement. I'm talking about science, where you posit a hypothesis, test it, observe what happens, analyze the data and draw a conclusion. With the rise of

Friday, May 30: "WINERAM Australia"

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Friday, May 30: "WINERAM Australia"

Washington-bred filmmaker and wine aficionado Colin West has been hanging out with Allen Shoup, former CEO of Chateau St. Michelle and now the winemaker and the owner of Long Shadows Winery in Washington state. Yes, he's been drinking wine with Shoup, but more importantly, West has been filming the experience

2014 Special Olympics Summer Games coming to Joint Base Lewis-McChord

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2014 Special Olympics Summer Games coming to Joint Base Lewis-McChord

It's a day they've circled on their calendars; a day they've trained for since March. It's the Special Olympics Summer Games, a three-day event at Joint Base Lewis-McChord that includes a variety of sports for children and adults with mental disabilities. "It's a very exciting day for them," said Genia Stewart, coach

Through June 1: "The Exonerated"

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Through June 1: "The Exonerated"

In 2001, wife-and-husband team Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen conducted interviews with more than 40 exonerated Death Row residents, then condensed some of those interviews into a direct-address theater piece, The Exonerated. Their play won numerous awards and was adapted into a star-studded telefilm that aired,

Theater Review: "The Exonerated"

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Theater Review: "The Exonerated"

I spent my formative years in an Oklahoma college town, Ada. With 16,000 residents and a median household income of less than $23,000 a year, it might not seem like the kind of place that'd have two books written about it. Robert Mayer's The Dreams of Ada and John Grisham's

Washington National Guard streamlines premobilization training

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Washington National Guard streamlines premobilization training

The Premobilization Training Assistance Team (PTAT), an asset of the Washington Army National Guard (WAARNG), is working hard to ensure the safety of its citizen soldiers but also the safety of area residents. The PTAT originated from a disparity; the National Guard was noticing a difference in the amount of training

Chat with Brig. Gen. John S. Tuohy

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Chat with Brig. Gen. John S. Tuohy

The Washington Air National Guard is postured for success," stated Brig. Gen. John S. Tuohy. Tuohy, commander of the Washington Air National Guard (WAANG), was promoted May 3 but he will continue to serve as the assistant adjutant general for the Air Guard. In that role he is a state employee

Red Cross, JBLM and community leaders discuss resiliency and preparedness

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Red Cross, JBLM and community leaders discuss resiliency and preparedness

The team of teams was assembled into one special place for an evening of sharing, bonding, connecting and planning with an eye toward the future. The Mount Rainier Chapter of the Red Cross, AUSA, Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) and community leaders came together for the second annual "Sip & Sign" event

Aviateur Review: French food worthy of a glorious space

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Aviateur Review: French food worthy of a glorious space

Though Tacoma is brimming with a diverse selection of dining options, some international fare is seemingly void from the culinary scene. One such country whose culinary reputation boasts some of the most well known chefs and sought after flavors may still be underrepresented but not missing all together thanks to

Music Critics' Picks: Olympia Record Show, Wheelies, Rhythm of Cruelty, The Telephone Projects

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Music Critics' Picks: Olympia Record Show, Wheelies, Rhythm of Cruelty, The Telephone Projects

[VINYL] + SAT, MAY 24 A bevy of vinylists will descend upon The O to dig through the crates and study album covers, remixes and the oh-so-sought-after UK 12-inch mix - you know the one, with the 2:27-length intro using sounds that never made it into the original track. With dealers

Popular '80s band Strypes reunites in Tacoma

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Popular '80s band Strypes reunites in Tacoma

Here's how I first knew the Strypes reunion show was an important piece to write about: Ron Swarner, our fine, fedora-wearing publisher/editor at Weekly Volcano, sent me an email pitching me the story. "Please, please, please!" he pleaded. It is not often the man begs. Here's how I next knew the

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