A tapete in the making
Artists create a sand painting or tapete at the Tacoma Art Museum as part of their Day of the Dead celebration.
Artists create a sand painting or tapete at the Tacoma Art Museum as part of their Day of the Dead celebration.
Help for autism
4-year-old Noah Hazelton of Lacey, who has autism, is making good progress with therapy based on applied behavior analysis.
4-year-old Noah Hazelton of Lacey, who has autism, is making good progress with therapy based on applied behavior analysis.
His mission is music
Known as 'Rabbi' to his friends, this downtown Tacoma busker offers more than music to passersby.
Known as 'Rabbi' to his friends, this downtown Tacoma busker offers more than music to passersby.
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Rebuilding the power stationAfter 40 years the Mossyrock Dam is getting the two generators rebuilt.
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A tapete in the makingArtists create a sand painting or tapete at the Tacoma Art Museum as part of their Day of the Dead celebration.
10/12/08
Help for autism4-year-old Noah Hazelton of Lacey, who has autism, is making good progress with therapy based on applied behavior analysis.
09/21/08
His mission is musicKnown as 'Rabbi' to his friends, this downtown Tacoma busker offers more than music to passersby.
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