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Wednesday, Nov. 21: 253Heart Music Festival

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Wednesday, Nov. 21: 253Heart Music Festival

Oh music festivals, how do we love thee? Let us count the ways: You bring unprecedented amounts of joy to our ears and souls, you pave the way for inspiration and you are a bitchin' reason to party.  Thanksgiving week the 253Heart Music Festival brings us all of the above with

Saturday, Nov. 24: Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band

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Saturday, Nov. 24: Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band

Heart and Soul racks up the acoustic versions of songs Jamaican roots reggae band The Gladiators performed in the '70s when Clinton Fearon played bass and saung. It's a nostalgic, yet refreshing collection. In a world of mass consumption and more, more, more attitudes, the acoustics

Thursday, Nov. 29: Dick Dale, Girl Trouble, The Dignitaries

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Thursday, Nov. 29: Dick Dale, Girl Trouble, The Dignitaries

Legendary rockers Dick Dale and Girl Trouble have shared a stage in Tacoma many times, the last being over a year ago. These influential musicians have 50 year and 30 year careers, respectively. They have stood the test of time, sticking to our hearts like a home cooked meal sticks to the

VA now offers online ordering for CPAP supplies

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VA now offers online ordering for CPAP supplies

Veterans who rely on CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) machines to manage sleep-related breathing disorders, including sleep apnea, now have a new streamlined online ordering system for CPAP supplies. VA has added the CPAP supply ordering feature as part of the online tool that's already in place, same as how veterans

Thursday, Nov. 15: Word 3rd Thursday

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Thursday, Nov. 15: Word 3rd Thursday

People, this month's Word 3rd Thursday is packed with hip-hop goodness. Hosted by Mr. Von and Weekly Volcano's columnist Josh Rizeberg, the show at The New Frontier Lounge will be dope. The show is a regional showcase featuring Silent Lambs Project (Seattle), Kept See (Almighty Universal Zulu-Nation), Un Tha Rhyme

Saturday, Nov. 17: Tacoma Cash Mob

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Saturday, Nov. 17: Tacoma Cash Mob

  If you picked up last week's edition of the Weekly Volcano, then you know all about Katy Evans and her involvement with the greater good of Tacoma. Saturday, 1 p.m., catch her and other like-minded individuals (yourself included?) in action as they embark on a very special

Thursday, Nov. 15: AKA and the Heart Hurt Goods

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Thursday, Nov. 15: AKA and the Heart Hurt Goods

Thursday night AKA and the Heart Hurt Goods will play its first show at one of Olympia's favorite venues, the Eastside Club, where dreadlocks, mohawks and ponytails all bob and weave through the dance floor to some of the regions best bands. AKA and the Heart Hurt Goods join the

Friday, Nov. 16: Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band

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Friday, Nov. 16: Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band

  Heart and Soul racks up the acoustic versions of songs Jamaican roots reggae band The Gladiators performed in the '70s when Clinton Fearon played bass and sung. It's a nostalgic, yet refreshing collection. In a world of mass consumption and more, more, more attitudes, the acoustics are a

Heart and soul

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Heart and soul

Growing up in Olympia, I hit up the Backstage, heard weird little bands come out of garages and had an ear on ska, but it wasn't until I lived a stint in northern California that I got the stroke of true reggae against my soul. Maybe it was the connection

Coffee party, Olympia style

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Coffee party, Olympia style

Olympia Coffee Roasting Company is one of Olympia's Godsends. The roasting house helps state workers crank through Excel files, it adds bounce to college students' steps and it puts a smile on everyone's face that comes through its front door. A staple in the downtown community since 2007, OCR has been

Friday, Nov. 16: Bert Wilson

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Friday, Nov. 16: Bert Wilson

According to the Washington Center, "Bert Wilson is one of the underground legends of the jazz world - and he lives right here in Olympia. He is a survivor of polio in the 1940s (although it has left him confined to a wheelchair), the New York jazz scene of the

OSI takes aim at laser pointers, aircraft safety

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OSI takes aim at laser pointers, aircraft safety

As the Office of Special Investigations safeguards the Department of the Air Force, they are confronting a surge in incidents involving laser pointers, which pose significant threats to Air Force aircraft, especially at night.  These seemingly harmless beams, often used for classroom presentations or amusing a house cat, can also disrupt

Saturday, Nov. 17: Olympia Record Show

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Saturday, Nov. 17: Olympia Record Show

It's time again for the Olympia Record Show, growing bigger yet again in its fifth year of providing a space for dealers, collectors and amateurs to rub elbows, move merchandise and treasure hunt. "It gets better and better," says Michael Dixon, event curator. "It's getting really big, we

Are you eligible?

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Are you eligible?

Did you know some veterans and their family members have access to VA-covered care through several special programs such as the Civilian Health and Medical Program of VA (CHAMPVA)? More than 700,000 beneficiaries (spouses and children) are eligible to receive specific types of care and services through four family member-focused VA

Hands On Children's Museum opens to the public

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Hands On Children's Museum opens to the public

  Since Labor Day, the South Sound has waited with baited breath for the Hands On Children's Museum to open at its new location, 414 Jefferson St. in Olympia. Three locations and nearly 2 million visitors later, the Hand's On Children's Museum is finally at home. This weekend, the museum celebrated its

Wednesday, Nov. 14: HUMP!

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Wednesday, Nov. 14: HUMP!

Olympia Film Society keeps the drive alive into this year's incredible lineup of screenings, events, guests and kick-ass galas that is the 29th annual Olympia Film Festival. The event runs Nov. 9-18, and while there are many worthy screenings and highlights of this year's festival, I'm getting straight to

Through Sunday, Nov. 18: 29th Annual Olympia Film Festival

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Through Sunday, Nov. 18: 29th Annual Olympia Film Festival

Olympia Film Society presents incredible lineup of screenings, events, guests and a kick-ass gala that is the 29th annual Olympia Film Festival. The Opening Night Gala will match previous year's spectacles. The "Glam Gala" gets fabulous at 6 p.m. with glamorous costumes galore. The gala includes a screening of

Saturday, Nov. 10-Sunday, Nov. 11: Juried Art Show

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Saturday, Nov. 10-Sunday, Nov. 11: Juried Art Show

Saturday and Sunday, Patrons of South Sound Cultural Arts (POSSCA), together with Friends of the Olympia Library are once again hosting their juried arts show and sale.  Come meet local artists and see works in jewelry, photography, painting, glass, pottery and more - just in time

Olympia Film Festival dishes out the goods

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Olympia Film Festival dishes out the goods

Riding on the successful (sold out) wave of Night of the Living Tribute Bands, Olympia Film Society keeps the drive alive into this year's incredible lineup of screenings, events, guests and kick-ass gala that is the 29th annual Olympia Film Festival. The event runs Nov. 9-18, and while there are many

Katy Evans: ‘Tis the reason for celebration

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Katy Evans: ‘Tis the reason for celebration

Tacomans must've been on their best behavior lately (aside from that whole Bieber laptop swiping - and hey, it's debatable whether that's even a bad thing,) because the Gritty City's stocking has been stuffed with one of the finest gifts ever - Katy Evans, who like the spirit of the holidays,

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