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The Bagels Are Good, but the Howdy Is Better

The Howdy Bagel shop was the most anticipated opening since the extra lanes of I-5. The branding, the product photography,...
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Tacoma Art Museum: Union-busting Like It’s 1947

By Patrick Sugrue, Director of Communications, AFSCME Council 28/WFSE Photos courtesy of AFSCME Council 28 (WFSE) The fundamental right for...
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The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows in the History of Tacoma

“Cellulose nitrate negative, 1914, showing 25 African American men, members of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, Lodge No....
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The Rights of Our Ways

Story by Your friendly neighborhood homeless industrial complex worker Photos by Danica Thomas Standing atop a muddy, trash covered hill,...
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Here’s What We Know About the Point Ruston/Tacoma Farmers Market Fiasco

*UPDATE- 7/25 @5:30* We could have done better the first time around. We want to be clear on our position...
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Some Thoughts on Gun Ownership in Tacoma

When my oldest son started kindergarten back in September there was a guy who would drop off his kid every...
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Bike Jump VII: Return of Gaytron the Imploder

The loading dock behind the Museum of Glass is packed with 100+ people, all crowded around a 12-foot-tall glowing portal...
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Sound Outreach Stops Homelessness in Tacoma Before It Happens

Poverty and homelessness are major topics of conversation in Tacoma these days and everyone has an opinion on what to...
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Beauty and Absurdity in Tacoma: The Hard Copy 15 Poster

Editor’s Note: This is the artist’s statement for the included poster in Hard Copy #15. The use of Lantinx imagery...
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Here’s How to Help Tacoma’s Ukrainian Sister City of Brovary

Photos by Maksym Diachenko of Brovary In the days since we posted about the situation in Brovary, a lot of...
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Single and Dating in Tacoma: Stories and Survey Results

Last week we did a survey to determine what it was like being single and dating in Tacoma. You’ll find...
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John Conna: Pioneer of Tacoma’s Black History

This is a biography and reminiscence of the Tacoma African American pioneer John N. Conna written by his grandson, Douglas Q....
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