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Year in review

News Front

Year in review

Some of the biggest stories of the year highlighted people, "the Army's No. 1 resource," as emphasized by senior leaders. This year, three soldiers were recognized with the Medal of Honor for their acts of heroism in Iraq and Afghanistan. A handful of soldiers revealed their fitness potential, either by maxing

CWU ROTC cadets excel at JBLM competition

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CWU ROTC cadets excel at JBLM competition

Central Washington University's Army ROTC unit put on a solid performance March 3 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in a competition testing cadets in nine different events. The victory over a cadet team from Gonzaga earned CWU a spot in the ROTC "Super Bowl," next month's prestigious Sandhurst Competition at the United

Fitness a passion for JBLM spouse

Health

Fitness a passion for JBLM spouse

When first meeting Army spouse Andrea Dornelas, one can tell right off the bat that she is a determined individual. Not only is she the wife of a Soldier in 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, but she also works full time and cares for two kids at home. While this

Health

Heroes’ Health & Wellness clinic specializes in serving those in uniform

More than five years ago, Lakewood native Trista Peterson was pursuing a career in law enforcement and suddenly realized it wasn't what she wanted to do. Instead, she became a licensed massage practitioner and opened up her own office - Heroes' Health & Wellness Massage Therapy - targeted at what

DOD Demonstrates Nonlethal, Directed-energy Prototypes

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DOD Demonstrates Nonlethal, Directed-energy Prototypes

A state-of-the-art millimeter-wave system developed by the Joint Non-lethal Weapons Directorate gives warfighters something more persuasive than shouting but less harmful than shooting when dealing with potentially hostile crowds, Defense Department experts said during a recent demonstration.     At a training area on Marine Corps Base Quantico

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Former JBLM Rabbi Ministers Across Afghanistan

CAMP LEATHERNECK, Afghanistan, March 13, 2012 - There are just not enough rabbis to go around.   Army Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Avi Weiss wears a prayer shawl during Shabbat, a service held at the beginning of Sabbath, in the chapel on Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, Feb. 24, 2012. Army photo

Hundreds of paintings

Arts

Hundreds of paintings

If you've never stepped foot inside Olympia's Art House Designs, you would be well advised to do so. Art House Designs is a large frame shop and gallery with hundreds and hundreds of paintings, prints and other artworks displayed salon-style on the walls and on tables and even stacked on

2020 preview

Stage

2020 preview

The remainder of the 2019-2020 theater season in Tacoma and Olympia looks exciting, with a great lineup of shows in the next month or two in particular. Tacoma Arts Live -- David Mamet's Oleanna is one of the most intense and most controversial plays written in modern times. Audience members famously

Space Force

News Front

Space Force

(Photo: President Donald Trump signs S.1790, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020 as senior leaders look on, Friday, Dec. 20, at Joint Base Andrews. The act authorizes a budget that supports the U.S. Armed Forces and postures the Air Force to meet the requirements of the National

Through April 22: Chuck Gumpert and Tom Anderson

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Through April 22: Chuck Gumpert and Tom Anderson

Chuck Gumpert and Tom Anderson are the featured artists at Childhood's End Gallery this month. Both are painters in the Abstract Expressionist tradition. It seems like I've been seeing invitations to Chuck Gumpert's shows for as long as I've been reviewing art; but unless my memory has failed

Through April 1: 'Someone Who'll Watch Over Me'

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Through April 1: 'Someone Who'll Watch Over Me'

Tacoma Little Theatre is known for putting on consistently good productions. TLT chooses a variety of plays that appeal to a wide audience. The theater's current production, Someone Who'll Watch Over Me, is one of the few TLT productions intended for a mature audience. Rated R

Nurse enlisted commissioning program application window now open

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Nurse enlisted commissioning program application window now open

(Photo: The Nurse Enlisted Commissioning Program provides active-duty enlisted members an opportunity to complete a bachelor’s degree in nursing. Graduates of NECP are commissioned as second lieutenants upon successful completion of the National Council Licensure Examination and earning a nursing license.) The Air Force is now accepting applications with video interviews

Tacoma's best baked goods

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Tacoma's best baked goods

From basic flatbread that's been baked the same way for thousands of years in a rough clay oven, to the $42 colossal cupcake created in a Manhattan boutique bakery last week, people clearly have a love affair with dough and baked goods. For some it's a life-sustaining love of a

Learn about the history and wildlife of the Willapa Bay

Attractions

Learn about the history and wildlife of the Willapa Bay

December is the perfect month for day trips to the areas surrounding Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM). Willapa Bay, famed for its oysters, is a pristine body of water around an hour and a half drive from JBLM. We'll start the day with a unique hike at the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge,

Friday, March 16-Saturday, March 17: Nuclear Cowboyz

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Friday, March 16-Saturday, March 17: Nuclear Cowboyz

So, the guys in sales were trying to describe it to us the other day - telling us all about the Nuclear Cowboyz FMX tribes, the Soldiers of Havoc and the Metal Mulisha, who return to the Tacoma Dome this weekend for an action-packed show set in the war-torn city

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Marketing 101

With more and more nightlife spots coming on line each month, positioning your restaurant with effective marketing tools will be imperative to keep up with the competition and to keep us hipsters interested. Otherwise, you’ll be left in the dust, which I’m sadly starting to see when I’m out on the

Sunday, March 18: Tito Puente Jr.

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Sunday, March 18: Tito Puente Jr.

Sure, we're kind of bitter our parents didn't have any amazing talents to pass along to us. The genetic ability to down an entire box of pink wine in one sitting may prove beneficial in some settings, but we would have much rather had a parent with jaw-dropping musical skills

Thursday, March 22: Maaza Mengiste

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Thursday, March 22: Maaza Mengiste

Ethiopian-born novelist Maaza Mengiste's 2010 book, Beneath the Lion's Gaze, deals with the lasting impacts of former Ethiopian ruler Haile Selassie on the country, and the 16 difficult years that came between Selassie's death in 1975 and the rebel overthrow of Ethiopia's Marxist government in 1991 - with the novel

Saturday, March 17: "Have You Ever Had A Beard?"

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Saturday, March 17: "Have You Ever Had A Beard?"

Calvin Johnson is an Olympia legend - a throaty mouthpiece for one of the most musically and artistically relevant and independent little towns in the history of the world. Seattle's Chris Estey is a much-loved music journalist known for his work with Three Imaginary Girls along with just about every other

Two expressionists

Stage

Two expressionists

Chuck Gumpert and Tom Anderson are the featured artists at Childhood's End Gallery this month. Both are painters in the Abstract Expressionist tradition. It seems like I've been seeing invitations to Chuck Gumpert's shows for as long as I've been reviewing art; but unless my memory has failed me - which

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