Food Matters
We pause in our efforts to find the new and innovative to write about a personal favorite.. It's been around forever yet, never gets old for the taste buds - the Burs Bennies. Rich, creamy hollandaise sauce drips off of two perfectly poached eggs smothering the
Stage
Strange creatures both human and animal lurk in the front rooms of Fulcrum Gallery. The show is called Visions from the Other Side Surrealistic Portraits, a Group Show. Featured are works by Larkin Cypher, Kelsi Finney, Jeremy Gregory and Keith Carter. The work is inventive. Each artist has a personal, sometimes
Stage
It's not always fun being a critic. Sure, I get to see everything for free, but I have to see everything. Think about that. Often, I find myself defaming the earnest efforts of friends. At auditions-I still act a few times a year-I'm competing against, and for, people who have
Operation Family Support
It didn't take long for Joan Wasserstrom to lead the McChord Field Thrift Shop. Within two weeks of becoming a volunteer in 1976, she became day chairwoman and started running the shop's day-to-day operations. Taking care of the shop has been a main priority for Joan as well as her husband of
Operation Family Support
It's been more than three years since Tacoma Airman Staff Sgt. Timothy Davis was killed by an improvised explosive device (IED), one of the deadliest kinds of attacks on American troops, in Afghanistan. Losing Davis at the age of 28 has been a difficult process for his family. Lately, however, it
Military Life
Three years ago, when Lt. Col. Kelli Smiley's daughter was introduced to the world's water crisis, the 446th Force Support Squadron commander's daughter discovered $1 could potentially provide water to a person living in a third-world country for a year. This discovery flooded her with the inspiration to save lives
PCSing with Pets
From Spousebuzz... Like many other military families, we are the proud owner of a fur child. Her name is Annie, and she is a black lab. She is gentle, loyal, great with our kids and the best company a girl could ask for. She kept my husband's side
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Roger Ebert's review of New in Town ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site here. New in Town Starring: Renee Zellweger, Harry Connick Jr. and J.K. Simmons Rating: Two out of four stars Lionsgate and Gold Circle Films present a film directed by
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Roger Ebert's review of New in Town ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site here. New in Town Starring: Renee Zellweger, Harry Connick Jr. and J.K. Simmons Rating: Two out of four stars Lionsgate and Gold Circle Films present a film directed by
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Roger Ebert's review of The Uninvited ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site here. The Uninvited Starring: Emily Browning, Arielle Kebbel, David Strathairn, Elizabeth Banks and Maya Massar Rating: Three out of four stars DreamWorks presents a film directed by Charles and Thomas
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Roger Ebert's review of The Uninvited ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site here. The Uninvited Starring: Emily Browning, Arielle Kebbel, David Strathairn, Elizabeth Banks and Maya Massar Rating: Three out of four stars DreamWorks presents a film directed by Charles and Thomas
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Openings NEW IN TOWN: Consider this Bridget Jones’ Diary with the added bonus of Harry Connick Jr. and without all that pesky British charm. (PG) Two stars — Ron Swarner Century Olympia: Fri-Thurs, Feb. 5 11:30 a.m., 2:10, 4:30, 7:10, 9:35. Lakewood Cinema 15: Fri-Thurs,
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NEW IN TOWN: Consider this Bridget Jones’ Diary with the added bonus of Harry Connick Jr. and without all that pesky British charm. (PG) Two stars — Ron Swarner Century Olympia: Fri-Thurs, Feb. 5 11:30 a.m., 2:10, 4:30, 7:10, 9:35. Lakewood Cinema 15: Fri-Thurs,
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NEW IN TOWN: Consider this Bridget Jones’ Diary with the added bonus of Harry Connick Jr. and without all that pesky British charm. (PG) Two stars — Ron Swarner Century Olympia: Fri-Thurs, Feb. 5 11:30 a.m., 2:10, 4:30, 7:10, 9:35. Lakewood Cinema 15: Fri-Thurs,
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It was nothing out of the ordinary for Olympia. As I sat inside the Clubside Café with Peter Stroble — a young, thirtysomething with a scarf and a down-filled, Patagonia vest — discussing the future of Washington’s quirky and eclectic capital city, a circle of bundled-up gutter-punks sat outside butchering
