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A liberal, sometimes odorous animal, known for its extensive selection of microbrews and patrons with excess hair (be it facial, leg, armpit, whatever). Drink Choice: Deschutes Mirror Pond Pale Ale. Seeing as the Eastside Club has something like 39 taps making a choice in this hippie hobble can be difficult. A
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A liberal, sometimes odorous animal, known for its extensive selection of microbrews and patrons with excess hair (be it facial, leg, armpit, whatever). Drink Choice: Deschutes Mirror Pond Pale Ale. Seeing as the Eastside Club has something like 39 taps making a choice in this hippie hobble can be difficult. A
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With names like Matt Groening and Lynda Barry on the alumni roster, The Evergreen State College is known for fostering big time cartoonists and animators. A bunch of them will visit Evergreen tomorrow for what's called the Fishbowl Seminar facilitated by faculty member Ruth Hayes. PR for the event states: "Animation, comics,
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Damn Judy Blume suckered me in at an early age with Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing and Superfudge. Next thing you know I’m hiding underneath the covers, secretly reading Forever by flashlight. The kids totally “do it” in that book. I think I can blame her version of teenage
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Damn Judy Blume suckered me in at an early age with Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing and Superfudge. Next thing you know I’m hiding underneath the covers, secretly reading Forever by flashlight. The kids totally “do it” in that book. I think I can blame her version of teenage
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A Joint Base Lewis-McChord Warrior Transition Brigade (WTB) Soldier won the 2012 Warrior Games silver medal for archery in the compound competition May 2 at the Air Force Academy Field House. The Army archery team brought home silver medals in compound, recurve and team competition.
News Articles
Grace Campbell has high blood pressure, wears a heart-monitoring device and almost lost her home and belongings - all because of her job. The former Washington National Guard sergeant believed she was tormented and terminated because of her military service. Last week a federal jury in Seattle agreed, awarding Campbell $485,000
Business News
"The first question new customers ask us when they walk through the door is ‘are these REAL bagels?'" laughed Betty Murrie, co-owner of Cascade Bagel in Lakewood. "I say we're the only bagels around!" For the past nine years, Murrie, a veteran military spouse herself, has owned and operated Cascade Bagels
Military Life
Superheroes came out of the woodwork during the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Nurses 5K run and 2K walk in honor of National Nurses' Week. The run took place May 10 and more than 300 runners participated, some donning superhero costumes in support of National Nurses' week. "Nurses are
