After decades of making women weak in the knees, Italian model Fabio Lanzoni plans to show Tacoma how to get stronger Saturday.
After decades of making women weak in the knees, Italian model Fabio Lanzoni plans to show Tacoma how to get stronger Saturday.
The romance novel cover model, author, actor and fitness guru will appear Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. at the Proctor Metropolitan Market.
Read more here: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/adventure/2013/01/15/fabio-to-promote-nutrition-supplements-saturday-at-proctor-metropolitan-market/
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BELLINGHAM - The Saturday market that has become a staple of downtown Bellingham from spring through the end of the year begins its inaugural winter market Jan. 19.
The Bellingham Farmers Market, set up inside Depot Market Square, will be open one Saturday in January, February and March. Hours are the usual 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
More than 30 vendors are expected at the first market. For updates, check the market's Facebook page.
BELLINGHAM - The second of the once-a-month winter Bellingham Farmers Market days is Saturday, Feb. 16.
The market, set up inside Depot Market Square, will be open the usual hours, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. More than 30 vendors are expected.
The next market will be March 16. The weekly Saturday market opens in April.
Saturday morning’s weather didn’t make it easy to think of the Junior Daffodil Parade as a springtime event. A cold wind swept down Proctor Avenue, tearing paper pirate hats off little boys’ heads, mussing the Daffodil Princesses’ hair and sending daffodil blossoms skittering down the street like tiny yellow tumbleweeds.
With no apparent resolution to labor negotiations aimed at scaring up extra money, the City of Tacoma is set to move ahead this week with an unpopular plan to reduce fire department service in the Proctor district and on the East Side.
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