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Women in pants — a controversy almost as old as time. If ever a fuss existed, it would be the gripe wailed from sexist societies over the mere idea of women wearing ... more
Several thousand feet of aluminum foil, a man-sized hamster wheel, a six-foot rubber duck, a closet replica, and a fake 50th ... more
The latest email newsletter from the very British Royal Horticulture Society includes a list of predictions of this year’s garden ... more
Toward the end of last year, Olympia Family Theater (OFT) introduced the audience to their latest family member, Mookianna, nicknamed ... more
Good news travels fast, and I imagine it is almost old news at this point that our beloved Capital City Chorus of Olympia (CCC) treble ensemble is ... more
Have you ever been to a Ballet Northwest production and thought that the graphic and set designs were ... more
Our love for trees has limits. We love maples, we love pines, we love willows ... but now we are called on to develop an affection for cell towers disguised … more
In last week’s Thurston’s Birds column, I claimed that looking for rare waterfowl visitors was the primary winter choice for dedicated ... more
Have you ever been to Monday Night Jazz at the Eagles Lounge? Next week will be my first time, and I cannot wait to see what my friend ... more
Stepping into Soul Cafe at New Traditions last Friday night, I immediately observed how vibrant, crowded, and joyous the atmosphere was. I would say ... more
 When I was 19 and going by a different name, I answered "yes” to an unpaid student internship at Evergreen's radio station before knowing what ... more
On a Saturday afternoon in mid-December, I was driving through downtown Olympia when I saw a gray-haired man sprawled on his back on ... more
There are definite limits if you want to go bird watching in mid-winter. The days are short, cold and damp, and most birds are ... more
Part one of this guide described the ways you can save money and budget well to make performances a more regular part of your ... more
Whether I am meeting a JOLT reader for the first time, or I am chatting with various friends and family, I can without a doubt claim that the ... more
Just as predicted, Olympia Symphony Orchestra’s (OSO) “Dance” Masquerade Ball Concert really did help the Thurston County audience ... more
The winter edition of The New Atlantis includes an essay by Charles C. Mann entitled, “We Live Like Royalty and Don’t Know It.” It is an introduction ... more
The new year feels bittersweet for unexpected reasons. Looking at my calendar, I am so excited for all the performances that are ... more
For many years as I drove from Bremerton to Olympia, I took the non-toll bridge route, State Highway 3, through Belfair and ... more
The world says to never meet your heroes or to separate actors from characters in order to avoid disappointment. What a shame it would have ... more
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