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Foodie flash mobs

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Foodie flash mobs

There's been a growing dining trend. You've seen it on the Food Network. You've heard the boisterous gathering laughing and clinking in the back of your favorite gastro pub. You've read the Weekly Volcano's Nosh League reports on our blog, Spew. Food and drink pairing dinners have taken the South

Find out what your TRICARE pharmacy costs will be in 2024

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Find out what your TRICARE pharmacy costs will be in 2024

ALLS CHURCH, Va. - Do you get prescription drugs through the TRICARE Pharmacy Program? Copayments for most beneficiaries are changing. The new costs will start Jan. 1, 2024. "These new costs are part of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018," said Melanie Richardson, a pharmacist

Thanksgiving dining options in Tacoma, Olympia and Gig Harbor

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Thanksgiving dining options in Tacoma, Olympia and Gig Harbor

I have a confession to make. Thanksgiving is not my most favorite holiday. Sigh, I know, I know. While I love the autumn season and Thanksgiving is a rare opportunity to gather with my extended family, it's not one I'm looking forward too. Stuffing and mashed potatoes are the boxed version,

Military Life

New app to review your barracks & dining hall

In response to widespread criticism and grievances regarding military barracks, cafeterias, and dormitories, a former Army reservist, Robert Evans, has launched a new mobile app aiming to enhance transparency for service members to review their living conditions on base. The app, named "Hots&Cots," is currently available on Apple devices and allows

Tacoma's quintessential neighborhood bar

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Tacoma's quintessential neighborhood bar

Peterson Brothers 1111 Where: 1111 S. 11th, Tacoma, 253.284.1111 Hours: Open daily from 11 a.m. until 2 a.m. Scene: Comfortable neighborhood bar vibe. Lots of character thanks the decor that includes an understated voodoo head and a plethora of illuminated brew signs. Drinks: Full bar, beers on tap, bottle and can, usual suspects for

Madigan’s command changes hands

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Madigan’s command changes hands

MADIGAN ARMY MEDICAL CENTER, Joint Base Lewis-McChord — The march of time in a hospital can blend the days together, a rush of tasks and activities repeated and intertwined. But the Army is expert at marking the years with ceremony. Madigan Army Medical Center on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., bid

Veterans can now file supplemental claims online

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Veterans can now file supplemental claims online

As part of continued modernization efforts from VA, veterans can now file supplemental claims online at VA.gov. Filing a supplemental claim is an option for veterans who disagree with a previously denied claim decision regarding VA disability compensation or pension benefits.  This new functionality enhances the veteran digital experience while delivering

Film noir rock opera premiers in Tacoma

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Film noir rock opera premiers in Tacoma

"It all started when he fell in the shower..." begins Darryl Small.  Scratch that - that must've been the introduction to a different story. For Tacoma director/writer Joseph Kephart, it started with another film. "I was watching a 1940's rock musical and I had an epiphany," Kephart says. "I needed to do

Tacoma Film Festival poster has distinct Northwest feel

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Tacoma Film Festival poster has distinct Northwest feel

The Tacoma Film Festival hosted by The Grand Cinema strives to fulfill its mission "to enrich our community by bridging the gap between ourselves and the outstanding works of independent film." And through grassroots efforts and the support of the creative community and admirers alike, organizers fulfill that mission heading

Still going strong after 7 years

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Still going strong after 7 years

We've seen many restaurants come and go through the years, while some have remained Tacoma staples. We can celebrate the seventh anniversary of one such staple downtown with the Pacific Grill on Aug. 27. Pacific Grill has won a place in our hearts and stomachs thanks to their unpretentious fine dining

DAF launches program to issue pregnant members free maternity uniforms

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DAF launches program to issue pregnant members free maternity uniforms

Arlington, Va. (AFNS) - The Department of the Air Force will soon launch the Maternity Uniform Pilot Program, or "Rent the Camo," that will temporarily issue free maternity uniform items to pregnant airmen and guardians at 10 bases. This program is a joint effort with the Army and details on how

902nd Contracting Battalion cases colors for deployment

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902nd Contracting Battalion cases colors for deployment

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas — Leaders from the 902nd Contracting Battalion cased their colors during a ceremony March 8 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, in preparation for their deployment in the coming weeks to the U.S. Central Command area of operations in support of Operation Inherent Resolve. Lt.

Zombies on the loose

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Zombies on the loose

Zombies in red shirts surrounded Amy Tiemeyer. "This should be fun," she said to a group of about 35 soldiers who had been made up to look like zombies. The soldiers represented the 56th Multi-functional Medical Battalion (MMB), the 551st Medical Logistics Company (MLC) and the 47th Combat Support Hospital (CSH). "We all

Pass it along

Arts

Pass it along

We are constantly reminded that art is a matter of opinion. One man's trash is another man's treasure. One man's art, another's annoyance. Graffiti is ever-changing, and is evolving from a defacement of property to a welcome art form adorning public space. The Street Sign Project - a small, worldwide

DRINK(s): International bars

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DRINK(s): International bars

In the heart of Tacoma's own International District you can find a plethora of international cuisine and bars to choose from (primarily Korean and Japanese establishments). An excellent example of this is Kyoto. Tucked away in a strip mall off South Tacoma Way is an unlikely oasis of sushi and

DRINK(s): Drinking at odd hours

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DRINK(s): Drinking at odd hours

Ben Dews Clubhouse Grill on Sixth Avenue should be number one on your list of places to start your day bright and early with boozy goodness. Or, maybe you're looking to top off an all-night binge with an odd-hour adult beverage? Whatever the case, Ben Dew's opens at 6 a.m.

DRINK(s): Bars where really old people drink

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DRINK(s): Bars where really old people drink

  Harbor Lights on Ruston Way has a delicious seafood menu, a gorgeous view, stiff drinks and loads of really old people who drink there. Every time I belly up to the bar, it feels like many of the other patrons could have been holding down their seat since the establishment

San Juan Island (Part 2): Things to do

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San Juan Island (Part 2): Things to do

There are so many interesting sites and things to do on San Juan Island that it can be hard to know where to begin. I recommend starting with the San Juan Islands Scenic Byway. The portion of the byway that is on San Juan Island contains 15 stops that give

The punch line

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The punch line

Tacoma has the divine privilege of welcoming another new comedy club to town.   But there's slightly more to the story ...   Comedian and filmmaker Aaron Flett-Riggs, sans former business partner Adam Norwest, will be bringing comedy back to the former Tacoma Comedy Club locale in Malarkey's on Tacoma Avenue. He'll launch this

Friday, June 3: Comedian Richie Stratton

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Friday, June 3: Comedian Richie Stratton

Tacoma has the divine privilege of welcoming another new comedy club to town. But there's slightly more to the story ... Comedian and filmmaker Aaron Flett-Riggs, sans former business partner Adam Norwest, will be bringing comedy back to the former Tacoma Comedy Club locale in Malarkey's on Tacoma Avenue. He'll launch this

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