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Raise your hand if you have ever seen Robert Redford and Jane Fonda’s iconic film adaptation of Neil Simon’s “Barefoot in ... more
Throughout our nation's history, people and communities have faced discrimination, prejudice, racism and exclusion either because of ... more
August 21 is National Senior Citizens Day, created in 1988 when then-President Ronald Reagan signed the official proclamation to ... more
Now and then, it is fun to share a fact about me that readers may not know. Here is one that ties into today’s ... more
Once upon a time, long before I had this column, I worked for the state in a job that was not compatible with who ... more
Last week, I had the opportunity to interview Stephanie Cholmondeley of Rebecca and Alexander Howard (RAH) ... more
“It has become extremely plausible that this trip between the maternity ward and the crematorium is what there is ... more
Anytime this column has given JOLT readers sneak peeks of Masterworks Choral Ensemble (MCE) performances, it has all been to ... more
The Olympia City Council has been considering whether to privatize garbage collection in Olympia in conversations about how to move away from ... more
My son Aaron and I are in Spain to see the Aug. 12 total solar eclipse. Of course we’re also soaking up a lot of history, architecture, art, food ... more
Two of Olympia's most defining modern-era losses happened less than a hundred days ... more
Last month, I had the opportunity to attend Rebecca and Alexander Howard (RAH) Community Engagement’s “Read the Park” event ... more
Before seeing Harlequin Productions (HQP) Bold Voices presentation of “Sweat,” I had the opportunity to speak with ... more
In a previous column, I discussed the history of housing discrimination and restrictive covenants in Thurston ... more
We are awash in opinions in the “mediasphere.” Everywhere you turn individuals, pundits and panelists are holding forth, each ... more
Ilidia Nicholas is making the world a brighter place through her vibrant artwork, collaborations with fellow artists, involvement ... more
Heat is the No. 1 weather-related killer in the United States and the world. The Pacific Northwest is particularly vulnerable because we are not used ... more
A Japanese summertime tradition, Bon Odori, is a dance festival with Buddhist origins that celebrates and honors the spirits of ... more
A couple of weeks ago, I received the world’s most optimistic and exciting message from my friend Chris Hyde with ... more
There is strong evidence that Black and non-white families faced major barriers to living in Thurston County throughout ... more
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