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Big Screen Views: The Drama
The bride-to-be is not what they seem in this dark comedy.
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The bride-to-be is not what they seem in this dark comedy.
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The new Blues Dance Track teaches moves to everyone, regardless of experience level.
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In an era of male loneliness epidemics, a documentary project is asking men to do something radical: hold each other.
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Book celebrating birds with poetry, prose and illustration to be guest at popular Kaleidoscope Open Mic.
Advice
A reader who feels belted into a bad breakup loop wants to know how to get off this crazy ride.
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The humble Dandelion is oft overlooked despite it's lessons in resilience and healing.
Marty David
His loss brings questions on the importance of community and legacy.
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Experience artist Lucia Enriquez’s luminous blues, and try making your own digital painting.
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Regardless of if you prefer dark comedies or full-on dramas, this film is a salve of hope.
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Newly reimagined museum provides better access alongside new displays.
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by Kathie Meyer MARROWSTONE- Fort Flagler State Park – a 1,451 acre piece of Marrowstone Island that guarantees spell-binding natural drama for wildlife enthusiasts – is now home to drama of the thespian kind too. Last Sunday, March 29, Washington State Parks and Friends of Fort Flagler (FoFF) proudly presented
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A (mostly) light-hearted adventure that’s a must-see on the big screen.