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Heroes: Madigan Army Medical Center and Ricky Schroder

HERO For the second year in a row, Madigan Army Medical Center has been awarded the prestigious Environmental Leadership Circle Award by Practice Greenhealth, a national membership organization for health care facilities committed to environmentally responsible operations.  The award recognizes health care facilities that exemplify environmental excellence and are setting the

JBLM Soldier to run 406 miles for vets

Military Life

JBLM Soldier to run 406 miles for vets

Ultra long distance runners are strong-minded individuals. Capt. Richard Kresser fits this description. "I run to challenge myself," the native of Iowa said. "I want to see if I can do it." An engineer assigned to 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, Kresser said he was an average track and cross-country runner in high

Outdoor Addict: Penrose Point State Park

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Outdoor Addict: Penrose Point State Park

Some days I feel like the Black Night from Monty Python. "Your leg's come off!"  "'Tis but a flesh wound!" Not to be dramatic or anything but this whole tripod thing gets real old. However I managed to persevere and take a friend through a spring rite of passage for

Captain Joseph House offers healing

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Captain Joseph House offers healing

The philosopher William James once said the greatest use of a life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. Betsy Reed Schultz personifies every word of his belief. An intelligent and warm woman, she became a Gold Star mother on May 29, 2011 when her son, Capt. Joseph Schultz,

Friday, May 24: Levels

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Friday, May 24: Levels

Looking at the Facebook page for Levels, the only information they offer is that they are a "Seattle-based band." The end. Clicking on to listen to their album, it's easy to see why they don't feel the need to elaborate on who they are or what they do. From the

Saturday, May 25: S.P. Presents Hip-hop Show

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Saturday, May 25: S.P. Presents Hip-hop Show

Saturday, Olympia is going to be off the hook. Hip-hop scenes from Olympia, Tacoma and Seattle will merge for an all-day event of Western Washington's version of the XXL Freshman List. Hundreds of votes poured in, highlighting the regions favorite performers who rap, battle and blow minds.

Saturday, May 25: Peter Tietjen & The Balloon Power Challenge

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Saturday, May 25: Peter Tietjen & The Balloon Power Challenge

[ART ROCK] + SAT, MAY 25 As a musical presence in the Tacoma scene, Peter Tietjen's projects have always stood out as fiercely, almost stubbornly individualistic. Throughout his various incarnations as Umber Sleeping and I Like Science, not to mention the lineup changes that those bands underwent,

Saturday, May 25: Bucky Virginia and Your Daily Bread

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Saturday, May 25: Bucky Virginia and Your Daily Bread

How does one describe the enjoyment derived from a jam band to people who don't like jam bands? The answer is not easy. Jam bands, known for long, improvisational, almost jazz-inspired sets that baffle some and amaze others, have divided music fans for decades since Pink Floyd

Wednesday, May 29: "Alien" vs. Dr. Jim Gawel

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Wednesday, May 29: "Alien" vs. Dr. Jim Gawel

The Grand Cinema teaches science in a different way: First it secures a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and the Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation to pair films with lessons in science. Next, it invites notable figures from the world of science, technology and medicine to give introduction

Thursday, May 30: The Sweeteners

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Thursday, May 30: The Sweeteners

When I learned the Sweeteners are residents of Aberdeen via Anchorage, it made total sense. Their grunge-tinged garage rock is so distinctly reminiscent of these grey, blue-collar towns - the same towns that birthed guitar-worshiping notables such as Nirvana and Modest Mouse (not to get into

Through June 9: "9 to 5"

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Through June 9: "9 to 5"

In an era of Mad Men where glamorizing sexism and misogyny isn't given a second thought, it's no wonder that shows like 9 to 5, based on the 20th Century Fox motion picture, are being produced. True to the plot of the film starring Dolly Parton, Lily Tomlin and Jane

Through June 6: Student Art Exhibit

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Through June 6: Student Art Exhibit

Of course there are a few clunkers in the 8th Annual Student Art Exhibit at South Puget Sound Community College, but there are plenty of impressive works as well. Most impressive of all may be a large cardboard forest against the back wall of the gallery. It's a collaborative work

Where are all the galleries?

Arts Features

Where are all the galleries?

Andrea Erickson recently closed her gallery, Flow, which was formerly Lisa Konoshita's gallery, Mineral. Fulcrum is now open only two days a week. In Tacoma, The Helm, Madera, Art on Center (and its various incarnations) and Brick and Mortar are all gone. And does anybody even remember Aesthetics, Commencement, Random

Farmers markets frozen treats

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Farmers markets frozen treats

Farmers market season is in full force all over Tacoma, making farm-fresh food easy to bring right to the dinner table. But let's face it, a big juicy apple or beautiful bunch of greens isn't always what you are hankering for. The summer sunshine is blazing from above, your forehead is

The photography of Brian Kasnyik

Arts Features

The photography of Brian Kasnyik

By day, Brian Kasnyik picks through boxes of bananas, apples and oranges, inspecting each one before he places them on display, pausing occasionally to chat with an elderly woman, slice a piece of peach for a child, or laugh heartily with a regular. By night, the produce manager dreams of his

Student Art Exhibit

Stage & Visual Reviews

Student Art Exhibit

Of course there are a few clunkers in the 8th Annual Student Art Exhibit at South Puget Sound Community College, but there are plenty of impressive works as well. Most impressive of all may be a large cardboard forest against the back wall of the gallery. It's a collaborative work

Riff economy

Music Features & Columns

Riff economy

Looking at the Facebook page for Levels, the only information they offer is that they are a "Seattle-based band." The end. Clicking on to listen to their album, it's easy to see why they don't feel the need to elaborate on who they are or what they do. From the

Music Critics' Picks: S.P. Presents, Peter Tietjen & The Balloon Power Challenge, Bucky Virginia And Your Daily Bread, The Sweeteners

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Music Critics' Picks: S.P. Presents, Peter Tietjen & The Balloon Power Challenge, Bucky Virginia And Your Daily Bread, The Sweeteners

[HIP-HOP] + SAT, MAY 25 Saturday, Olympia is going to be off the hook. Hip-hop scenes from Olympia, Tacoma and Seattle will merge for an all-day event of Western Washington's version of the XXL Freshman List. Hundreds of votes poured in, highlighting the regions favorite performers who rap, battle and blow minds.

Tickets On-Sale Alert: Courtney Love, Pepper, Michael Kaeshammer, James Blake and others ...

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Tickets On-Sale Alert: Courtney Love, Pepper, Michael Kaeshammer, James Blake and others ...

We list major concerts going on sale this weekend, as well as national touring acts performing in the Puget Sound this week and down the road. SECRET TICKET CODE TM = Ticketmaster, 253.627.TIXS, www.ticketmaster.com TW = TicketsWest, 800.325.SEAT, www.ticketswest.com TWEB = Ticketweb, 866.468.7623, www.ticketweb.com   >>> ON SALE NOW Lights. Seattle.

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USO Northwest at its best

For our 2013 Red, White and Blue Golf Classic, the USO Northwest prepared this video, a collection of photos showing what the USO Northwest does best - supporting our local military and their families. Help us raise $30k to support the deployments out of the USONW

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