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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

3 DRINK MINIMUM: Kamel Toe Bar and Grill (Closed)

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3 DRINK MINIMUM: Kamel Toe Bar and Grill (Closed)

People have been holding a raging hot iron to my ass for some time now, telling me I need to get said ass to at Kamel Toe Bar and Grill. All the dive bar signs were there, giving me a mix of both scared and excited feelings rushing through my loins:

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

Green Apple Quick Step

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Green Apple Quick Step

I have this weird association in my brain. OK, I have many, but only one that's relevant today, wherein I connect Green Apple Quick Step with Green Day. I know, I know, they sound nothing alike. But that's why it's a weird association, and not just a normal one. Indirectly,

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

Kevin Seconds remains hardcore with an acoustic guitar

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Kevin Seconds remains hardcore with an acoustic guitar

Kevin Seconds has never been a slave to expectations, even as his immensely influential band, 7 Seconds, helped to foster the West Coast hardcore scene in the early '80s. Never one to rest on his laurels, Kevin Seconds led his band beyond the confines of straight-edge hardcore and into more

Tickets On-Sale Alert: Jay & Silent Bob, Fishbone, Steve Poltz, Cherry Poppin' Daddies and others ...

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Tickets On-Sale Alert: Jay & Silent Bob, Fishbone, Steve Poltz, Cherry Poppin' Daddies and others ...

We list major concerts going on sale this weekend, as well as national

Feedbag: 7 Seas Brewing night, community meal, Indonesian cooking

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Feedbag: 7 Seas Brewing night, community meal, Indonesian cooking

BREWER'S NIGHT 7 Seas Brewing is taking over Paesan's Kitchen and Bars' taps beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 22. Festivities include brew tasting flights and growlers to take home. A perfect hops loving sea adventure is pairing 7 Seas brews with wood fired pizza pies. (1701 Dock St., Tacoma)   COMMUNITY MEAL Trinity

Friday, May 23: Kevin Seconds

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Friday, May 23: Kevin Seconds

Kevin Seconds has never been a slave to expectations, even as his immensely influential band, 7 Seconds, helped to foster the West Coast hardcore scene in the early '80s. Never one to rest on his laurels, Kevin Seconds led his band beyond the confines of straight-edge hardcore and into more

Saturday, March 27: Sirens Sister

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Saturday, March 27: Sirens Sister

Sirens Sister is a band that succeeds in surpassing one's initial expectations. Despite having a certain air of mystical, Earth Mother uncoolness, the band's songs are wiry, nervy trains of crazed headlong rock momentum. They strike an easy balance of quite radio-friendly modern rock and a respect for dark

Saturday, May 24: Wheelies

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Saturday, May 24: Wheelies

Doug "The Wheelie King" Domokos once accomplished a 145-mile wheelie. Can you imagine the rush? The disbelief? Wheelies, first performed in 1890, are one of the most classic bike moves ever. It's a kid's first sense of control - besides the transition from training wheels to the two-wheeler - and

Wednesday, May 28: The Telephone Projects

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Wednesday, May 28: The Telephone Projects

The Telephone Projects is a one-man band that seems to revel in cracks and flaws. Made up of one Brennon Gage, of San Diego, the project seems to mostly revolve around Gage and his Casiotone, churning out vaguely miserablist indie pop with a tongue-in-cheek attitude of carefree defiance. Gage proudly

Sunday, May 25: Rhythm of Cruelty

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Sunday, May 25: Rhythm of Cruelty

A cracking drum machine provides the aggressive backbone of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, post-punkers Rhythm of Cruelty. That relentless beat is what propels these nervy tunes, accompanied by the reverb-engulfed vocals of bassist Brandi Strauss and the sharp guitar attack of Ian Rowley. Things are decidedly moody for Rhythm of Cruelty,

Saturday, May 24: The Olympia Record Show

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Saturday, May 24: The Olympia Record Show

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 and buyers from

Where to honor Memorial Day in the South Sound

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Where to honor Memorial Day in the South Sound

There are many places around the South Sound to honor those that have given the ultimate sacrifice this Memorial Day, both on Joint Base Lewis-McChord and in the cities and towns surrounding the base. For instance, the Pointe du Hoc Foundation, a nonprofit devoted to the soldier and families of the

LeMay Car Museum clicks with "Route 66"

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LeMay Car Museum clicks with "Route 66"

Whether you have kids, house guests or nostalgia, now is the perfect time to gather up the gang and head for the exhibit, "Route 66: Dream of the Mother Road," at LeMay - America's Car Museum (ACM) in Tacoma. For almost 60 years, America got its kicks on Route 66,

Thursday, May 22 2014: South Puget Sound Live Music, Comedy and DJs Calendar:

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Thursday, May 22 2014: South Puget Sound Live Music, Comedy and DJs Calendar:

ACOUSTIC/FOLK/CELTIC Traditions Cafe and World Folk Art Olympia - Downtown. Alice DiMicele. All Ages. 8 pm. $10-$15. Salty's at Redondo Beach Des Moines. Carl Tosten. 5:30 pm. BLUES Dawson's Bar and Grill Tacoma - South. Billy Shew Band Open Jam Session. 8 pm. NC. Eagle's Hall Olympia - Downtown.

Friday, May 23 2014: South Puget Sound Live Music, Comedy and DJs Calendar:

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Friday, May 23 2014: South Puget Sound Live Music, Comedy and DJs Calendar:

ACOUSTIC/FOLK/CELTIC Salty's at Redondo Beach Des Moines. Ayron Jones. 7 pm. Pig Bar at Southbay Dickerson's BBQ Olympia - Downtown. Michael Coucoules and John Croarkin. 8 pm. BLUES Jazzbones Tacoma - Sixth Avenue. James King & The South Siders. 8 pm. $7. COMEDY/GAMES Grit City Comedy Club Tacoma -

Friday, May 23: "A Life In The Theatre"

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Friday, May 23: "A Life In The Theatre"

Behind-the-scenes power dynamics of plays and movies are often more theatrical and intriguing than anything that happens in front of a paying audience.  We've had, quintessentially, All About Eve, as well as dozens of movie musicals and - perhaps best of

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