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Arts and crafts, as well as homemade treats, help groups raise funds during holidays.
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LIVING COLUMNS
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Northwest landmark lands a starring roleWith a few cosmetic tweaks, Mount St. Helens provided the right devastation to serve as a backdrop for scenes in John Hillcoat’s film “The Road.”
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Writer embraced challenges of bringing novel to big screen
When John Hillcoat set about adapting “The Road,” he steeled himself for one of the great challenges of his life.
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Prevent break-ins
Seth Little thought the valuables in his Northeast Tacoma house were safe from burglars - until two weeks ago.
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Hollywood's ingenuity on the line for the Christmas season
No wizards named Harry, no lords chasing rings, no hunters of national treasures, no nights at a museum. Not even Bond is showing up.
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What does hair say?
Black women can tell hair-raising stories about their trials and tribulations with their hair.
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Swim in the fun of Great Big Sea
For the members of Great Big Sea, a concert isn’t about performing for an audience. It’s about performing with an audience.
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Truth of the Tragedy
In Centralia’s Washington Park stands a statue commemorating the Nov. 11, 1919, deaths of four American Legionnaires who died “on peaceful parade.”
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Special delivery
Soldiers in mechanic Good Adam’s squad could use laundry soap and boxer briefs.
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Relishing life after cancer
HOODSPORT – About a year ago, following a routine mammogram, Barbara Gray was diagnosed with breast cancer.
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From bulbs to blooms
Spring color and fragrance from bulbs is far from our minds when all we see is the funny dried, brown things in garden stores.
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Prime time for wildlife show
There are plenty of reasons to head outdoors to watch wildlife this fall and winter, including opportunities to see feeding elk, spawning salmon and migrating shorebirds.
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High-Wire Tenor
When a tenor's in love, he sings high notes.
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Weather the second wave of H1N1 virus
We are in the middle of the second wave of the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic. The first wave peaked in May and June. During the next 12 to18 months, we likely will see more waves of H1N1 influenza affect our communities.
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Should there be age cutoffs for cancer screenings?
CHICAGO - Arthur Cohen was a healthy, active 85-year-old when his Toronto doctor recommended a colonoscopy to check for early signs of colorectal cancer.
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Kick annuals to curb, bring on the bulbs
The last week of October means it is time to rip out your weary, frost-bitten annuals plants such as marigolds, petunias and tomatoes and add them to the compost pile.
TOP JOBS
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Office Manager
Mason General Hospital -
Family Practicing Physician or Advanced Reg. Nurse Prac.
Skokomish Indian Tribe -
Accountant
Cascade Mental Healthcare -
Building Engineer
Wright Runstad & Company -
Scheduler
Olympia OBGYN
