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If life on Earth could be said to have a purpose, it may be creation’s way of experiencing itself. From the first animalcules, through ... more
Today, I’m breaking from my usual pattern to discuss something important to our performing arts scene — an issue that comes up at ... more
We are bird watchers, ever curious. But have you ever wondered whether birds are also curious about we humans and engage, from time to ... more
Raise your hand if you were feeling tense about the election. Me too, so I wanted to offer us something extra sweet, buttery, and warm to ... more
Editor’s note:  Today, we’re welcoming Clarissa Lundeen as our new columnist focusing on nonprofits in Thurston ... more
Have you ever started preparing one dish in the kitchen and ended up creating something entirely different with the ingredients left ... more
A couple of weeks ago, Dr. Adam Jones and the cast of Timberline High School’s “Come From Away” let me join them for a conversation ... more
For more than 100 years, the NAACP has fought for equality. Founded in 1909, our work continues today to protect voting rights and ... more
Alice — you know, Lewis Carroll’s girl who went to wonderland — is coming to Olympia! Thanks to our beloved Ballet ... more
As if managing the challenges of aging wasn’t enough, we are in a time of unprecedented technological and societal ... more
In my recurring columns, I try hard to be clear about what is documented history versus folkloric tales. History includes societal, political ... more
As we reach the end of October, cooler weather, shorter days and frequent rainfall have entirely changed bird ... more
It remains an honor to attend performances and give you all, JOLT readers, an insider scoop on our local arts scene. While I believe my ... more
Eating fresh does not have to mean spending more. For older adults living on a fixed income, grocery shopping often requires careful planning, especially ... more
When you think of Sherlock Holmes, what images come to mind? Perhaps you picture a film or television adaptation, a stage production, or ... more
Let’s look at this human skeleton I recently saw hanging outside a home in Thurston County. It might seem like an ordinary Halloween ... more
We come from the invisible, show up for a brief while, and return to the ... more
As I opined in a recent Thurston’s Birds column, the Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge is the premier ... more
Just in time for the spooky season, Theater Artists Olympia (TAO) is opening its penny dreadful, "A Spirited Manor," this ... more
Have you ever walked through a farmers market, spotted an ingredient you would not normally cook with and wondered: What can I do with ... more
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