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Sunday, June 15: 1022 South J One-Year Anniversary Party

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Sunday, June 15: 1022 South J One-Year Anniversary Party

Chef Riley Morgan will release his summer menu at 1022 South J on Hilltop Tacoma. The Southern-raised Morgan has created a Northwest meets Southeast menu, adding a Northwest touch to deviled eggs, pulled pork, collard greens, grits and other Southern staples. He's taking Southern flavors and airing

Sunday, June 8: Stand-up Truth or Dare

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Sunday, June 8: Stand-up Truth or Dare

You mooned Bus #37 outside Oakbrook Elementary School in 1978. You depantsed Sid at Lakes High School in 1981. You streaked down Pacific Avenue in downtown Tacoma in 1983. You skinny dipped at Owen Beach in 1985. You went to law school in 1988. You have had a life-full of

Monday, May 26: Evergreen Remembers

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Monday, May 26: Evergreen Remembers

As we take to the outdoors with friends and family this Memorial Day weekend to enjoy meat smoking on the grill, sun shining on our faces, taking dips in the pool and the other finer points of life, let us not forget the men and women who have died on

Tuesday, May 20: Banned Book Club

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Tuesday, May 20: Banned Book Club

Each year, the American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom compiles a list of the top ten most frequently challenged books in order to inform the public about censorship in libraries and schools. The ALA condemns censorship and works to ensure free access to information. A challenge is defined as

Thursday, May 8: "Legendary Locals of Lakewood"

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Thursday, May 8: "Legendary Locals of Lakewood"

Steve Dunkelberger and Walter Neary are city of Lakewood legends. They were on the scene when Pong debuted inside the Liberty House store. They were there for all-you-can-eat pizza Wednesdays at Pizza Haven. They held court at Big Scoop, Shakey's Pizza and Bob's Big Boy. They threw toast at midnight

Saturday, May 10: Tacoma Tweed Ride

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Saturday, May 10: Tacoma Tweed Ride

Do you yearn for the long-lost days of dapper duds and the fash 'stache? Feather & Oar's inaugural Tacoma Tweed Ride will recall those finer bits of life. A celebration of turn-of-the-century fashions, particularly the tweed suit, this Victorian-esque bike ride starts at the Point Defiance Park Pagoda and winds

The Swiss Restaurant and Pub in Tacoma turns 21

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The Swiss Restaurant and Pub in Tacoma turns 21

There's something to be said for being the only one. The outpost, colors snapping in the immaterial breeze, bastion of cool, temple of special. The Swiss Tavern was that, once - 21 years ago, in a galaxy remarkably similar to the one we now inhabit. For those unfamiliar with the terrain,

Saturday, April 19: Peter Case

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Saturday, April 19: Peter Case

After disbanding the Los Angeles new wave/power pop group the Plimsouls, bespectacled, gruff-voiced frontman Peter Case launched a career as an important American singer/songwriter specializing in the flat-pick guitar style and semi-autobiographical stories of drifters delivered in a narrative style. Case has been writing and recording as a solo act

Through May 17: Senior Show

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Through May 17: Senior Show

So you fancy yourself a young artist, with the potential to become one of the best. Someone who is on par with Picasso. Well, here's a word of advice from Tenacious D: quit your day job and focus on your craft. However, dedication can only take you so far. If

Tuesday, April 22: Earth Day Beer Ride and Festivities

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Tuesday, April 22: Earth Day Beer Ride and Festivities

For the last 10 years the news swells with one horrific story after another about studies documenting how we sentient carbon-based biped creatures are mauling the planet at an unprecedented rate. We reproduce. We consume. We use it up and dry it all up and move on. Whee. Happy Earth

Thursday, April 10-Friday, April 11: Mike Coucoules & John Croarkin

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Thursday, April 10-Friday, April 11: Mike Coucoules & John Croarkin

I can't remember when I met Mike Coucoules. Years and years ago at Cole's in Ruston is my guess, well before it burst into flames, before his auto accident benefit jam at Seafarers Sports Bar in 2006, and before I became a groupie when Coucoules played bass in Malcolm Clark's

2014 Miss Yard Birds Pageant and Adult Prom

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2014 Miss Yard Birds Pageant and Adult Prom

Here's a reason to shake your tail feathers. The 2014 Miss Yard Birds Pageant and Adult Prom go down Saturday, April 5, at the Yard Birds Mall in Chehalis. Pageant contestants are encouraged to show their "most unique" sides at the event. They will, after all, be representing the 60-foot-tall Yard

Tournament of Burgers highlights

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Tournament of Burgers highlights

Since March 20, the Weekly Volcano's Tournament of Burgers has been in high gear, starting with a packed and delicious field of 64 area burger joints, and slowly but surely whittling it down through daily, heated competitions on our blog, Walkie Talkie. The burger places in the field of 64

Tuesday, April 1: "The Mushroom Hunters"

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Tuesday, April 1: "The Mushroom Hunters"

Just look at us South Sounders, would you? Are we not the most adorable creatures ever? The most perplexed and beautiful and yes, sometimes, lost? Look at us, with our mountains and our mushrooms. Mushrooms? Surely you have trudged through the forest on a damp, cold day, its dreariness punctuated

Friday, March 21: 52nd Annual Puyallup Rotary Crab and Oyster Stew Feed

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Friday, March 21: 52nd Annual Puyallup Rotary Crab and Oyster Stew Feed

Jack and Diane sucked on chili dogs outside the Tastee-Freeze. Danny and Sandy, they went strollin' and drank lemonade. And you? Was it over something in a cone or on a stick, deep-fried or double-dipped? Were you roadside or seaside, at a stand or a shack, a hut, a cart,

Sunday, March 16: Mini Maestros: Jungle Jams

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Sunday, March 16: Mini Maestros: Jungle Jams

Children are stubborn creatures. Molding them into the clean, safe-driving, classical-music-loving model citizens you dream of them being is just not as simple as it should be. It takes creativity and an ability to be extremely entertaining for long periods of time. You should share your burden. Take Junior and

Thursday, March 6: Author Brett Lawrence

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Thursday, March 6: Author Brett Lawrence

See, the funny thing about punctuation is it breaks sentences up so you'll notice once it's taken away suddenly this preview or brief or whatever it is seems a lot more hurried and it works even better if you imagine somebody reading this out loud because they start to sound

Saturday, March 8: Radical Reels Tour

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Saturday, March 8: Radical Reels Tour

Do you like the idea of skiing more than the actual activity? Are you considering taking up an extreme sport, but need a hit of inspiration before acquiring the mandatory tattoos and safety equipment? Then consider watching BANFF Mountain Film Festival's Radical Reels Tour's that explore environmental, adventure or adventure-related

Saturday, March 1: Big Wheel Stunt Show farewell show

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Saturday, March 1: Big Wheel Stunt Show farewell show

"Come out and get some Hugs" stated Big Wheel Stunt Show's Facebook, just above the link to the band's event page, "Last Ride of the Big Wheel. ..." Yup, the beloved trio announced it would disband earlier this month, and they're making good on their promise Saturday. But this is

Wednesday, March 5: Jessica Lynne

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Wednesday, March 5: Jessica Lynne

The music typically coming out of Denmark leans toward art punk, power electronics and cold synth pop. Jessica Lynne, who grew up 60 km south of Copenhagen, sings country music. Country Music Television had an effect, as did rural life, with cows outside the church windows. Whatever, Lynne relocated to

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