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A place for Rangers to honor their brothers

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A place for Rangers to honor their brothers

Memorial Day is one of remembrance for those who have died in our nation's service.   It is a concept that the organizers and supporters of the nonprofit The Pointe du Hoc Foundation (www.pointeduhocfoundation.com) embrace.   An allusion to the historic mission of the 2nd Ranger Battalion to secure Pointe du Hoc during the

Sing the blues, or jazz it up, this holiday weekend

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Sing the blues, or jazz it up, this holiday weekend

Downtown Tacoma has your Memorial Day weekend covered with its ever-cool Tacoma Jazz and Blues Festival. The entire event is free - free parking, free music, free for all. On May 26, be prepared to enjoy hopping music all day long.   This T-town jazz and blues extravaganza features three stages: the

Slow burn: My Old Lady is in no rush to leave

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Slow burn: My Old Lady is in no rush to leave

At rise in My Old Lady, now showing at Harlequin Productions, actor Jason Haws fidgets before one of three ornate doors on the set. His character, an American named Matthias, doesn't know he's been to this Paris address several times. He remembers nothing about Mathilde and Chloe Giffard, the mother

5th ASOS takes it to the field

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5th ASOS takes it to the field

YAKIMA TRAINING CENTER - The 5th Air Support Operations Squadron, located at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, conducted a week-long field training exercise here, April 26-30, 2021. The exercise was an all-encompassing training to become more proficient in infiltration and exfiltration, small arms marksmanship, heavy weapons utilization, small unit tactics, and force-on-force full

From immigrant to emissary

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From immigrant to emissary

JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD - Sofia Redfield uses her experience of becoming a naturalized citizen to help Joint Base Lewis-McChord service members navigate the passport and visa process. Redfield was about seven years old when her family fled the war-torn country of Thailand in the late 1980s. They moved to the United

Parrot heads on the dock in Tacoma

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Parrot heads on the dock in Tacoma

Jimmy Buffett Tribute Show at Johnny's Dock Restaurant   Enjoy some Margaritaville-Tacoma style, 5 p.m.-8 p.m. Sunday, May 27.   Dave Calhoun, the Pacific Northwest's only Jimmy Buffett tribute show, will be at Johnny's Dock Restaurant and Marina (1900 East D Street). Nothing rings in summer better than the tropical sounds of Buffett, a

Seattle hip hop show full of Tacoma talent

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Seattle hip hop show full of Tacoma talent

This Friday is "Shut the Stage Down," in Seattle, and while I hate to send you north, half the bill is from Tacoma.  It is E-Dawg's version of a Summer-Jam, so-to-speak. The show is brought to us by E's Radio. It is sort of a shirk to the Seattle Hip-Hop

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1408: John Cusack is the man to watch in this horror thriller based on a Stephen King short story.  Like “The Shining,” also based on King material, the main character is a frustrated writer who likes to drink, has a terrible trauma in his past and is in isolated surroundings

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It’s a walk-off!

Iman.  Kirsten Dunst.  Gisele Bundchen. Tyra Banks. Cindy Crawford. Cameron Diaz.  Naomi Campbell. Heidi Klum.  Claudia Schiffer. Uma Thurman. What do all these women have in common? Each has been represented — or is represented — by Elite Model Management, who will be sending scouts to the South Hill Mall on Saturday,

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Collecting art

Art, art, art! I’ve been trying to collect some art that wasn’t mass-produced, since “mass produced” and “art” seem contrary to me.  In place of the somewhat tilted sandy beach black and white photograph in our bedroom, the significant one and I will be seeing the lushness of a black and white

VA has rapid training program

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VA has rapid training program

WASHINGTON - As part of the American Rescue Plan, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is accepting applications from veterans interested in the Veteran Rapid Retraining Assistance Program (VRRAP). VRRAP gives eligible veterans who lost their job due to the COVID-19 pandemic access to employment reeducation to qualify for high-demand occupations. "Through

Doing boot camp in Puyallup

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Doing boot camp in Puyallup

I wasn't scared until he told me that he once was a US Army Master Fitness Instructor.   Shawn Bell, owner of Shawn Bell Boot Camp in Puyallup, screams at his students an average of three times per boot camp class.  It's not a horrible scream, but more of an encouraging one. 

A spot of tea in Puyallup

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A spot of tea in Puyallup

While strolling through the downtown Puyallup shopping district, I stumbled upon a fantastic little English tea room neighboring a store which specializes in retail food products imported from England.  My nine-year-old daughter went crazy with curiosity, so inside T-4-2 and British Aisle we went for a quick tea-time. After choosing the

Frames that fit your face and your lifestyle

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Frames that fit your face and your lifestyle

It's difficult to pinpoint when aviator shades became an essential feature of the military wardrobe, but observers agree that the trend got its biggest boost when actor Tom Cruise sported them in the 1986 film "Top Gun." "At Clarus, our selection of designer glasses includes vintage military-inspired aviators made from the

JZ Rose: Beautiful store in Yelm a travel destination

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JZ Rose: Beautiful store in Yelm a travel destination

At the end of a nice ride in the country to Yelm, there is a store worth stopping in to take a look.   Make that an extended look.   Located at 207th 1st Street South, JZ Rose is a unique and innovative store that offers visitors a high quality inventory of both domestic

New in first aid

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New in first aid

Medics can apply coagulants like QuikClot to wounds to stem blood loss long enough for a service member to get to a field hospital. But arterial wounds can be hard to treat in the field, said Robert Mantz, a chemistry branch chief with the Army Research Laboratory. Troops dying from blood

Life insurance and the military

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Life insurance and the military

Have you ever searched the Internet to get answers to various insurance programs specific to the military lifestyle? Did you put your contact information into one of those sites that promises to get insurance quotes from 50 or more companies, only to find out the flood of calls lighting up your

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Life Insurance and the Military

  Have you ever searched the Internet to get answers to various insurance programs specific to the military lifestyle?  Did you put your contact information into one of those sites that promises to get insurance quotes from 50 or more companies, only to find out the flood of calls lighting up

King Solomon is back

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King Solomon is back

King Solomon's Reef in downtown Olympia is officially open. After two fires and 15 months of restoration, The Reef's curse has turned into a blessing. The restaurant hosted its grand re-opening May 18, complete with hundreds of Facebook posts and spotlights in the parking lot. "It was a really great day, everyone

WA Guard Soldier focuses on training the brain

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WA Guard Soldier focuses on training the brain

Physically fit and mentally charged, Maj. Brian Nelson doesn't appear to be getting tired. On top of his new position as deputy director for the Joint Services Support section of the Washington Army National Guard, the high-ranking official has tested out his entrepreneurial side. It's been a learning process to say

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