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Video ReportsBazaar bounty
Arts and crafts, as well as homemade treats, help groups raise funds during holidays.
• A list of this year's nonprofit bazaars in South Sound
Living Highlight Story
LIVING COLUMNS
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Prevent break-insSeth Little thought the valuables in his Northeast Tacoma house were safe from burglars – until two weeks ago.
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Cool jazz for clean waterTurning water into wine is a well-known example of a miracle.
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The magic of music and love
When he says he's an incurable romantic, Eric Michael Gillett isn't kidding.
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Professional touch
From their restaurants to your kitchen - South Sound chefs this year contributed 15 recipes for a dressed up Thanksgiving meal.
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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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South Sound skiers get an early present
The Cascade ski season is opening a month earlier this year than last, thanks to a major weekend snowstorm. That means many folks are grabbing their snowboards or skis and racing to their favorite areas.
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Thanksgiving recipes: From your home to ours
We asked readers to send us their favorite Thanksgiving recipes and we were rewarded with more than 50 recipes that spanned everything from no-dairy pumpkin pie to lime Jell-O salad to wild rice with chanterelles and stuffed acorn squash. We don’t have enough space to print all recipes here, so we selected a dozen to feature. Of those, we declared five to be the newsroom favorites for this year’s reader- contributed Thanksgiving recipe section. We tested those five recipes in a home kitchen and found that the recipes will be sure winners for your Thanksgiving table. The authors of those recipes will receive cookbooks for their recipes.Do you have recipes you would like to share? Add them to the comment section of this story, and we’ll put them in the list. When your comment disappears, your recipe will appear in the list. You can also email your recipes to tmcgee@theolympian.com. Questions? Call 360-754-5447; Suggestions? Call 253-274-7380.
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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.
TOP JOBS
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Electrician
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Caretaker / Caregiver
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Sous Chef
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Surgical Technologist
Mason General Hospital -
Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner & CNM & PA-C
Planned Parenthood of Western WA.
