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community events | corks and crush 420 community-minded guests enjoyed 13 different wineries andâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;for the first timeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;two breweries offered tastings to guests. Catering was provided by X Group and dinner was paired with 2011 Corliss Red Wine. During the reception hour, The Happy Sinners performed followed by Baking with Julia for the after party. Special guests included emcees Chris Egan of King 5 News and his brother, Mike Egan.

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Corks and Crush 2018 raised $865,000 for MultiCare, $500,000 of which was during Fund-A-Need. Fund-A-Need revenue supports the building of the new 18-bed Substance Treatment and Recovery Training (START) Inpatient Unit. This program will provide mothers with hope, recovery and the chance for a healthier pregnancy and future.

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LeMay â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Car Museum in Tacoma hosted the Grit City Motor Show Cruise-In with 600 attendees. This free community event featured all makes and models of classic cars. Live interviews with Mark Greene of Cars Yeah was a main feature at the event. Food and beverages were offered by delicious food trucks & Thirst Responder beer garden.

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south sound fall theater lineup Performance offerings in the South Sound this fall include a huge variety of acts. There’s theater, dance, comedy, music and even some acrobats and a one-of-a-kind clown to keep you on your toes. Come out and support your local arts organizations and enjoy the shows. For a night at the theater, September will see the opening curtain for two beloved comedic classics. Tacoma Little Theatre will present Obie award winner The Foreigner, which the troupe first presented in 2002 to great acclaim. Neil Simon’s autobiographical tale Brighton Beach Memoirs, at Lakewood Playhouse, will have us laughing as we watch the young writer dream of baseball and girls Out in left field are some performers in a class of their own. Bringing while dealing with his family in Brooklyn. flips and tricks to the stage are the Chinese Warriors of Peking at the Broadway Center for the Performing Arts and the New Chinese This fall’s musical performances kick off with none other than the Acrobats at the Federal Way Performing Arts Center. renowned singer-songwriters Stephen Stills (from Crosby, Stills and Nash) and Judy Collins at the Washington Center on Oct. 2. These two folk icons met 50 years ago, but this is the first time they have toured together. Don’t miss it. Also at the Washington Center in October will be multiple Grammy winner Keb’ Mo’. His reputation as a modern master of American roots music speaks for itself.

Finally, the Washington Center presents the one and only Puddles Pity Party, also known as the “sad clown with a golden voice.” His YouTube cover of Lorde’s Royals went viral and he became an overnight sensation. This show is packed with a suitcase full of smoosh-ups and accompanied by plentiful hugs. There is something for everyone on local stages this fall. vHILLARY RYAN washingtoncenter.org lakewoodplayhouse.org In the mood for something spooky around Halloween? Check broadwaycenter.org out BodyVox, a dance theater experience that draws on cinema, tacomalittletheatre.com folklore and our collective nightmares to bring All Hallows’ Eve to fwpaec.org life. For a more traditional tale of spells, cast your sights on the bewitching love story Bell, Book and Candle. It debuted on Broadway JUDY COLLINS & STEPHEN STILLS// WASHINGTON CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS BODYVOX// WASHINGTON CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS//PHOTO BY in 1950, and this year is at Tacoma Little Theatre. JINGZI PHOTGRAPHY CHINESE WARRIORS OF PEKING// BROADWAY CENTER FACING PAGE//CHINESE ACROBATS//FEDERAL WAY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

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cheers to 30 years—south hill mall marks a milestone In the fall of 1988, the Puyallup area was treated to a new hub for shopping when South Hill Mall opened its doors. No longer was it necessary to make the trek to Tacoma to find department store favorites of the time, like Mervyn’s, Lamonts and Target, along with numerous smaller retailers and popular restaurants. Just a few years later, the second phase of the mall opened. In 2009 the entire mall underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation.

Today some of the names have changed, but South Hill Mall remains a community gathering place with more than 100 retail stores, restaurants, entertainment venues and other services. “South Hill Mall is a neighborhood shopping center and we want to make sure we’re serving the community well,” said Joe Bell, director of communications for Cafaro, the mall’s management company. That philosophy guides which new businesses and services are brought in as tenants. An example, said Bell, is the mall’s newest restaurant, Golden Corral, slated to open in late summer. “We knew that there was demand for a buffet-style restaurant,” he said. “What we’ve seen on social media is unbelievable anticipation and excitement.” Serving the community also guides the mall’s special events, such as fashion shows, celebrity meetand-greets, and educational programs for families. Community members can even get their regular exercise at the mall before stores open, which is convenient when the weather is unpredictable. Last summer, Puyal-LOOP, an indoor fitness trail, was launched. By following green leaves marked on the floor, walkers can complete quarter-mile laps around the mall. They can also stop at 10 strength-training exercise stations along the way. The evolution of South Hill Mall and commemoration of its 30th anniversary will be celebrated in October with two “Cheers to 30 Years” events. These will likely include store promotions, musical performances and highlights of community partnerships over the years. Visit southhillmall.com for more information. vJULIE LEYDELMEYER South Hill Mall 3500 South Meridian, Puyallup 253.840.2828

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With an identity unrivaled by any other city in the region, Olympia is growing as a place of economic, social and development opportunity. Joining this vibrant community is Percival Condominiums, a seven-story development built with its residents—and Olympia’s character—in mind. Percival Condominiums will be downtown Olympia’s first upscale condominium community. Located in the heart of the city near Percival Landing, this contemporary 28-home building will include five floors of residences and two floors of parking. Ten floor plans, ranging from 1,300 to 2,400 square feet, each include a spacious balcony for outdoor seating and dining. Only eight condo units have been built in Olympia in the last 35 years, so Percival Condominiums fill a demand for people who want to live downtown and own their home. Its location makes it just a short walk from fine cuisine, shopping, entertainment and Percival Park’s boardwalk. The ambitious project is the most recent development of the Rants Group, a longtime commercial and residential real estate company based in and focused on Thurston County. “The development of Percival Condominiums meets a longtime call for an upscale downtown Olympia living option,” said Pat Rants, president of the Rants Group. “Thurston County lacks downtown condominiums that are deluxe and modern with incredible views. With this project, we’re giving owners unrivaled views and access to the city—simply by looking out their windows or stepping outside their front doors.” Percival Condominiums are now pre-selling with a move-in date set for 2020. Future residents will join a lively, enriching downtown district while contributing to Olympia’s unique and evolving identity—all while enjoying breathtaking views of Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains and the Capitol. vKELLY LENIHAN For Additional Information Percival Condominiums 322 Columbia St NW, Olympia 360.943.8060 percivalcondos.com

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Lucia di Lammermoor October 26 & 28 Theater on the Square 901 Broadway Ave, Tacoma November 2 & 4 Performing Arts Center in Federal Way 31510 Pete von Reichbauer Way S, Federal Way 253.627.7789 | tacomaopera.com Glass Pumpkin Patch October 27, 9am-3pm Pioneer Park Pavilion 330 South Meridian, Puyallup 253.948.9699 | tacomaglassblowing.com Pumpkin Chomp & Stomp October 27, 9:30am-3pm Northwest Trek Wildlife Park 11610 Trek Dr E, Eatonville 360.832.6117 | nwtrek.org Abundance Dinner & Auction October 27, 6-10pm McGavick Center, Clover Park Technical College 4500 Steilacoom Blvd SW, Lakewood 253.584.1040 | efoodnet.org Black Cat Fun Run October 27, 7pm Point Defiance Park 5400 North Pearl St, Tacoma 253.305.1022 | metroparkstacoma.org/races

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pub-style banking at point ruston The Olympia Brewery may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of banking, but O Bee Credit Union wants to change that. A leader in providing innovative financial solutions for more than 60 years, O Bee announced the opening of its newest branch, a unique blend of brewpub and financial service center in Point Ruston.

the community met, and workers gathered after the end of a shift,” says James Collins, CEO. This will be the sixth branch opening for O Bee and its first venture into Pierce County. “It’s exciting,” says Collins. “We’re one of the most unique credit unions in the country with products that can’t be found at most financial institutions.” In addition to an array of loan options including home and auto, O Bee offers its signature brewery credit and debit cards featuring favorite brands like Rainier and Olympia. The Berenstain Bears® Cub Account is also part of O Bee’s selection of products. Cub Accounts provide an incentive program for young savers that’s part of a financial education program emphasizing the concepts of “Save, Share, Spend and Earn.”

O Bee’s rich history as the original credit union of the Olympia Brewery is reflected in the interior of the new building. It features a brewpub aesthetic including brick walls, wood barrels, handpainted murals, a transaction bar accented with brass rails and local beer taps, chalkboard signage and decor reminiscent of times gone by. Historic photos of Point Ruston and Tacoma are displayed throughout. “The pub atmosphere ties in well with our history. It’s reminiscent of the old brewery tasting room where “Banks shouldn’t feel cold or impersonal and having a brick-andmortar establishment is important to our membership, so we decided to have some fun with the design concept,” added Collins.

O Bee Credit Union (The Olympia Brewing Co. Employees and Families Credit Union) was started Feb. 15, 1955, by Ted McGill, who worked in the bottle house of the brewery. This full-service not-for-profit credit union, owned by its members, has five other branches located in Lacey, Tumwater, Tenino, Yelm and West Olympia. Membership is open to all Washington residents. vLEAH GROUT For Additional Information O Bee Credit Union obee.com

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rome to tacoma: michelangelo’s sistine chapel exhibition Arguably one of mankind’s greatest artistic achievements, Michelangelo’s frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome are timeless masterpieces. Whether you have seen them in person or not, Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition will allow you to immerse yourself in the art from a new perspective in an innovative and unique way. The exhibition’s museum-quality, nearlife-size photographic reproductions of the iconic master’s frescoes were created with special expertise and care using state-ofthe-art technology. To help people engage with and comprehend the artwork, the paintings are displayed on 16-foot panels in 34 parts.

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As you observe the artwork, you will be overwhelmed by its dimensions, your closeness to the picture, and the modern style of the exhibition. You’ll be able to explore the scenes, including The Creation of Adam and The Last Judgment, at a close distance impossible to achieve in the Sistine Chapel.

The exhibit debuts on Sept. 21 at the historic Tacoma Armory at 715 S. 11th St. and runs through Oct. 14 (dark Mondays and Tuesdays). An optional audio guide with narrative accompaniment will be available in four languages. Advance tickets are on sale at broadwaycenter.org, in person at the Broadway Center box office at 901 Broadway, or by phone at 253.591.5894. “We are thrilled to serve as the only Same-day tickets will be available for sale Washington state venue for Michelangelo’s at the Armory. Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition,” said David Fischer, executive director of A special launch party will take place on Broadway Center. “We look forward to Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. vJULIE LEYDELMEYER welcoming thousands of visitors from near and far to the awe-inspiring experience of viewing larger-than-life reproductions of these beloved works in an up-close and intimate way.”

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Strolling along Fifth Avenue in downtown Olympia, you come upon a unique sight: a magnolia tree nestled within a beautiful, airy atrium inside a building. This 1875 building has a storied history. It was once home to a mercantile store, followed by numerous nightclubs. And it has a distinct claim to fame from the more recent past. It hosted Dave Grohl in his debut in the band Nirvana.

been selected, the friendly staff portions out the loose-leaf tea, including proper brewing instructions. The chocolate selections are no less varied and scrumptious. Samples are ready for the tasting on request.

With a past as colorful as this, it is no wonder the space is now sanctuary to a delightful store that caters to more subdued pastimes: Encore Chocolates & Teas. Owners Dean and Carla Jones enjoy whisking patrons away to lands of terraced mountainsides, spice markets, and forested regions through the sheer variety of chocolates and teas they have on display.

While the chocolates and tea alone are a compelling reason to shop at Encore, Dean Jones adds to the experience by bringing humanity to the products. A natural storyteller, he provides patrons a glimpse into the journey the chocolate and tea have gone through to become the exceptional finds they are. Visitors leave feeling a little more connected with the world, one chocolate bar and tea cup at a time. vKATHLEEN THOMAS

In the space since 2015, the Joneses offer over 215 varieties of teas sourced from 12 different tea purveyors. It is easy to get lost in the scent jars, which are arranged on the wall in black, green, white and herbal sections. This way patrons can determine for themselves which particular tea is just the right one. Once the desired tea has

For Additional Information Encore Chocolates and Teas 116 5th Ave SE, Olympia 360.350.0833 facebook.com/encorechocolatesandteas

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up your culinary game with a cooking class Have you thought about how many meals you prepare for your family each week? Or how you pull off preparing tasty, healthy meals week after week without any formal training? Whether you’re a novice or an experienced home cook, if you’ve dreamed about upping your culinary game, why not take a cooking class and impress the loved ones gathered around your table!

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Bayview School of Cooking Located at Bayview Thriftway, BSC offers a tantalizing array of culinary classes for adults and children. The emphasis is on the fresh flavors from the Pacific Northwest and other ethnic flavors from around the world. In addition to its own team of instructors, BSC invites regional chefs, cookbook authors and restaurateurs to guestteach. Its specialty, multicourse dinners with wine/beer pairings, are a real treat. Bayview School of Cooking 516 West Fourth Ave, Olympia 360.754.1448 bayviewschoolofcooking.com

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Chef Tom Pantley serves up a demonstrationstyle cooking class and dinner at Toscanos every other month or so. He covers a variety of cooking techniques and styles to help attendees acquire the skills to increase their enjoyment of cooking for friends and family. Cooking classes include a fourcourse dinner, wine sample, recipes and instruction. Chef Tom has been staging these entertaining, informative classes for over 25 years. Toscanos Italian Grill 437 29th St NE, Puyallup 253.864.8600 toscanospuyallup.com Ready to add new recipes to your regular meal repertoire and learn how to prepare delicious foods for every occasion? Choose a class that meets your interests and let’s get cooking! vKELLY LENIHAN

Metro Parks Tacoma STAR Center Among other amenities, South Tacoma’s Activity and Recreation Center has kitchen facilites perfect for hands-on cooking classes. The focus is on teaching family-friendly recipes and techniques. Classes are usually limited to 15 attendees, and community members can receive a discount by purchasing a STAR pass. Metro Parks Tacoma STAR Center 3873 South 66th St, Tacoma 253.305.1022 metroparkstacoma.org/cooking-nutrition

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well 80—olympia’s hottest new brewery Well 80 Artesian Brewing Company opened its doors March 19 in downtown Olympia. Complete with a restaurant and a 10-barrel brewing system, Well 80 is a brewery and brewpub built on the site of one of Olympia’s famous artesian wells. In addition to tasty craft beers, Well 80 serves pizza, burgers and sandwiches, all with a unique twist, in its all-ages restaurant.

this water, I can brew better beer than ever!” The next year, at the foot of Tumwater Falls, the Olympia Brewing Company was born. Its beer was made with water from the artesian wells made famous by the slogan “It’s the Water.”

At Well 80, all of its “Well Made” beers are brewed in-house by experienced brewers. The company also features a series of rotating Co-owner Chris Knudson is enthused by revitalization efforts guest taps supporting the local brewing community. You might find bringing a new sense of excitement to downtown Olympia. He Triceratops Pennsyltucky Lager, Cascadia Elderberry Porter, or also points to a number of craft breweries in the area that have Whitewood Cider Co. Olivia Newtown-Jonathan cider blend. surfaced in the past few years. Three Magnets Brewing, Matchless Brewing and Top Rung Brewing are joining local staple Fish Well 80’s goal is to follow in the footsteps of Leopold Schmidt, Paul Brewing Company. Knight and all the other pioneers that made great beer from some of the best water in the world. vKELLY LENIHAN “Olympia’s history is built on beer,” Knudson says. “There’s a growing brewing community here and we’re happy to be part of it.” For Additional Information Well 80 Artesian Brewing Knudson is speaking of Leopold Schmidt, a politician and brewer 514 Fourth Ave E, Olympia from Montana, who traveled to Olympia in 1895 to observe 360.915.6653 construction of the Washington state capitol. After being well80.com introduced to Olympia’s artesian water, he proclaimed, “With

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rustic luxury renewal Nestled on 11 acres with a breathtaking view of Mt. Rainier, this Pan Abode home made a grand statement when it was built in 1980. Still, the homeowners envisioned an upgrade that would take it to “dream” status for them. Creating great entertaining space was the primary goal of the remodeling project of this Edgewood estate. The lively homeowners throw a lot of dinner parties and pool parties, and even occasionally host wedding events on their luscious grounds.

They installed large sliding glass doors, relocated windows, added a sleeping porch and deck, and used lighting and heating units to create a year-round sanctuary. Even the homeowners’ beloved tree was incorporated into the design. The team built the deck around the tree and created yet another talking point for the homeowners’ social gatherings.

“American Dream Design Build has a team of skilled artisan builders that was able to meet all of our design challenges while keeping our vision intact,” says homeowner Doug Herrick. “We are very happy with the end result.” He added that it will be loved for years!

Upon completion, American Dream Design Build and The Puyallup Design Center were Next, the homeowners decided to design so taken with the remodel projects that an extra-large kitchen for entertaining they submitted them to the Master Builders The addition to their home proved that also functions for their catering Association competition and received REX challenging, given the unique nature of the business. Transforming the previous small (Remodeling Excellence) Awards on both structure. But their dreams were realized kitchen into a commercial kitchen twice projects. vKELLY LENIHAN when owners of American Dream Design the size was no small feat. Inset cabinetry Build, Scott Overby and Jim Burbridge, with open plate racks line the walls. began the project. The team focused Brass faucetry pairs beautifully with the For Additional Information primarily on connectivity to the outdoors soapstone countertop and a custom apron- American Dream Design Build and the original appeal of the cedar home. front sink. A custom copper hood spans 84 americandreamdesignbuild.com inches above the range.

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Silverado Showers serves the greater South Sound area, including South King County, all of Pierce County, Gig Harbor, Port Orchard, Lacey, Olympia and surrounding areas. For more ideas on how you can customize your solid surface shower, check out silveradoshowers.com or visit the showroom in Fife.

vLEAH GROUT Because of customization and ease of use, a Silverado Shower is perfect for seniors with mobility concerns, says Leonard. “We are the experts in tub-to-shower conversions with over 20 years of experience.” He notes that most conversations are being completed in two days. Every solid surface shower that Silverado installs is custom-designed to meet any mobility challenges and to fit the needs of the users. Features to choose from include walk-in showers, floor-level entrances, shower seats and benches, roll-in edges on the shower pan, customizable easy-reach shelves and caddies, handheld shower wands, and grab bars. “Safety and ease of use are the ultimate goals,” says Leonard. The design process starts with a solid one-piece shower. Then you can choose between low profile, standard height or ramped curbs in standard and customized sizes. There are also custom wall surrounds in smooth, textured, slate tile, or subway tile finishes with over 50 color options. Seamless, nonporous surfaces are ideal for use in the bathroom, says Leonard, since there are no microscopic gaps where mold, germs or bacteria can hide. For a fully custom look that transforms the entire bathroom, matching solid surface vanities with integrated, seamless sinks can be installed to complete the space.

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The trends emerging for fall 2018 can be summed up in one word: comfort. If you love classic pieces and steer clear of the eccentric, then you are in luck. Much of what is trending this season is comfortable and demonstrates a slightly new take on our favorite wardrobe staples.

Puffy coats + capes

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The puffy coat is easily the go-to outerwear piece for just about everyone living in the Pacific Northwest. Instead of black, brighten your fall look by opting for a coat in red or pink. The cape is also making a comeback. While not as popular in recent years as the puffy coat, it is an item worth adding to your outerwear lineup. It is comfortable and perfect for day and night, giving you a pulled-together, polished look.

Bright red and pink are going to make a statement this fall, infusing much-needed vibrancy into what can sometimes become a monotonous palette of grays and blacks. Try different hues like fuchsia and millennial pink.

Footwear: Bootie obsession + slingbacks

The ankle bootie has been having a moment for the past few seasons. This fall, designers are showing white booties. This is an Prints! unexpected and surprising twist on a favorite. While gorgeous, Plaids and animal prints definitely have their place among fall a white bootie might prove to be a bit of a hassleâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;be sure to trends from head to toe. The trick with wearing either is not to choose a fabric that is easy to clean! Slingbacks and kitten heels overdo it. Try pairing a plaid jacket with solid-color trousers or are having a revival. Both looks are professional and make for an animal print heels with ankle jeans. easy day-to-evening transition. vANDREA LERUM

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Northlight Interiors Home Décor & Design Services 103 West Stewart 253.826.0339 northlightinteriors.com

Blitz & Co. Florist Gifts & Home Decor 909 Pacific Ave 253.572.2327 blitzflorist.com

Creative Forces Gifts & Art 1320 Broadway Plaza 253.227.8871 creativeforcesgallery.com LeRoy Jewelers 940 Broadway 253.272.3377 ljewelers.com Selden’s Home Furnishings Fine Furnishings & Home Decor 1802 62nd Ave E 253.922.5700 seldens.com Tacoma Mall Clothing, Jewelry & Dining 4502 South Steele St 253.475.4565 tacoma-mall.com The Art Stop Handcrafted Art, Jewelry & Clothing 940 Broadway 253.272.3377 artstoptacoma.com The Pacific Northwest Shop “Made in the Pacific Northwest” products 2702 North Proctor St 253.752.2242 pacificnorthwestshop.com

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fair trade gems protect people and the environment Do you think about where the products you purchase come from and how they were manufactured? Social responsibility is a growing concern for many consumers and businesses. Whether it’s coffee or computers, beauty products or building supplies, or food for pets or people, we want balance between what we’re buying and how it was made.

The jewelry industry was put in the spotlight in 2006 when the movie Blood Diamond illustrated the illicit measures occurring to fund extremist activities. Improvements have been made in the diamond trade since, but little had been done to formalize fair trade practices for colored gem stones. “We have always done our best to work with ethically sourced gems, but there were few industry standards,” explained Phyllis Harrison, co-owner with her husband, Steph Farber, of LeRoy Jewelers and The Art Stop. “We’ve found a great partner in Columbia Gem House, which is a world leader in fair trade practices for gem stones.”

to ensure that every gem has been handled according to strict protocols. These protocols include environmental protection, fair labor practices at the cutting and jewelry factories, and a tight chain of custody. Columbia says these protocols eliminate the possibility of treated gems or synthetics being introduced into the supply chain. “We are confident that we are now getting the full backstory for gems we purchase,” said Harrison. “We know who mined it, how it was cut and what the profits are supporting. That means we can assure our customers that they can wear their jewelry with joy and pride.” LeRoy Jewelers is a family-owned and -operated business in downtown Tacoma. For more than 75 years, it has been helping customers convey their personal stories through beautifully crafted and unique jewelry. vJULIE LEYDELMEYER

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planning the ultimate fall getaway in leavenworth Ready for a midweek escape? Look no farther than Leavenworth, Washington, nestled on the east slope of the central Cascade Range. Fall’s cooler nights and shorter days mean the mountainous region comes alive with vibrant colors of orange, yellow and red, providing breathtaking views as you drive along the Cascade Loop Highway.

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At an elevation of 1,200 feet, the Bavarian-themed village of Leavenworth provides an excellent base for enjoying outdoor activities your family will love. There are over 800 miles of accessible trails for hiking and biking. You can play a round of lateseason golf or miniature golf. Take a walk along the Wenatchee River at Waterfront Park. Visit an orchard to pick apples or pears. Pack a picnic at the Cheesemonger’s on Front Street and enjoy all the sights and sounds of Leavenworth in autumn. If you enjoy the arts, check out the events lineup of music, opera, theater, dance, films and more at Icicle Creek Center for the Arts. While exploring the streets of downtown Leavenworth, you can imbibe in a little wine-tasting in any of 20 tasting rooms. Indulge in an afternoon of “retail therapy” in the shops, followed by some quiet time in Front Street Park. This beautifully landscaped park in the heart of downtown provides a welcoming respite after a busy day. It’s also the site for some of Leavenworth’s most exciting fall festivals and celebrations.

Stick around through the weekend to enjoy the Autumn Leaf Festival, Leavenworth’s original festival dating back to 1964. There’s also live music in the Gazebo, Art in the Park, Fall Wine Walk and Oktoberfest. Visitors from all over the country flock to scenic Leavenworth in September and October to indulge in traditional festivities, fantastic food and of course beer! Take in a little sightseeing while immersing yourself in fabulous fall color. Head to Lake Wenatchee, located halfway between downtown Leavenworth and Stevens Pass. The 489-acre lake offers over 12,000 feet of waterfront with plenty of space to relax along the shore and take photos of the stunning fall scenery. The reflection of vibrant autumn colors on the lake is breathtaking. Tumwater Canyon, located along the Stevens Pass highway, is one of the top fall-foliage viewing spots in the region. Along the way are multiple pull-off areas for incredible viewing—and photo opportunities—of the towering cliffs standing above the roaring Wenatchee River. Don’t forget your camera! For information on places to stay and things to do in Leavenworth, visit leavenworth.org. vKELLY LENIHAN

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an american story: from slavery to the founding of centralia

Most people know that Washington state was named in honor of U.S. President George Washington. But did you know that there was another George Washington who played prominently in our state’s history? The founder of Centralia was also named George Washington. In recognition of his 200 th birthday, the city’s residents are commemorating his life and good works in a yearlong celebration culminating with the unveiling of a bronze statue this past August.

his neighbors during hard times. He paid others’ debts to stop foreclosure on their homes. He started the city’s first floral club because he loved flowers. He was the best in town at manning a barbecue, according to local lore. “George Washington was not only a unique figure in Pacific Northwest and American history, but he was a really good man and someone who should be celebrated,” says Brian Mittge, chair of the George Washington Bicentennial Committee. “We invite everyone to join us in celebrating our founder.” vJULIE LEYDELMEYER

Centralia’s George Washington was born Aug. 15, 1817, in Virginia to a white woman of English descent and a black man who was a slave. Knowing that her child with dark skin would likely be taken from her and eventually become a slave too, the mother asked For Additional Information a white couple to raise him as their own. Her friends James and Anna Cochran agreed. This set the stage for Washington to live a George Washington Bicentennial Committee ourgeorgewashington.com remarkable life, though one with many hardships as well. Washington and the Cochrans eventually made the journey west to find, as Washington said, “any decent place in this world.” Together, through hard work and legal ingenuity, they acquired 640 acres where the Skookumchuck and Chehalis rivers join. This would become a settlement known as Centerville, and later Centralia.

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olympia orthopaedics welcomes new sports medicine physician Moving to the Pacific Northwest is a new adventure for Leila Borders, MD, who is joining the team at Olympia Orthopaedics. Hailing originally from Georgia, the doctor stayed true to her southern roots when pursuing her undergraduate and graduate degrees at Emory University and Mercer University, both in her home state. “I’m excited to make Olympia my new home,” says Borders. “I was initially worried that I might get homesick for Georgia, but when I came out to interview I was pleasantly surprised to find the plants and foliage were similar, so that helped put me at ease.” Before starting her new role, Borders is completing her primary care sports medicine fellowship at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. She completed her internal medicine residency at the same institution. As part of her training during the last year, she is helping college, high school and semiprofessional athletes to stay at peak performance, in addition to addressing routine health care issues and injuries. “I enjoy sports medicine because I am able to help change a patient’s quality of life,” the doctor explains. “It’s wonderful when I can help someone with their injury or chronic joint pain and it allows them to do the things they want to do.”

Borders is certified in internal medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine. Olympia Orthopaedic’s Westside Clinic has One way Borders will do this in Olympia is through total joint begun scheduling appointments for Dr. Borders. readiness for patients preparing for joint replacement surgery. Maximizing a patient’s ability to engage in physical activity before We welcome Dr. Borders and her expertise to our community. surgery can help the patient have much better results after surgery. vJULIE LEYDELMEYER The doctor is also hoping to work with both recreational and elite athletes to optimize their performance. “One of my favorite things has been working with the student athletes at a rural high school,” says Borders. “It’s such a rewarding experience helping them to improve their athleticism and I’m looking forward to doing the same in Olympia.”

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the parallel powers of music and athletics Sarah Ioannides’ dynamic presence on the podium for Symphony Tacoma has won praise from audiences and critics internationally. The New York Times has described her as a conductor with “unquestionable strength and authority.”

Unterreiner says physical therapy relies on rehabilitating systematically and deliberately. And running requires a person to train effectively and to be patient for the results. Both physical therapy and running require self-discipline to do the work and to wait for the recovery or performance.

The physicality of Ioannides’ career requires dedication and perseverance, much like an athletic endeavor. She shares her story of injury, healing and music as a lens through which others might envision succeeding in anything that requires both mental and physical discipline.

When Unterreiner and her husband attended Symphony Tacoma’s opening concert, the physical therapist was entranced by the performance and the music. But her PT self also focused on the “I’ve always had a passion for running,” says Ioannides, “but... conductor and the physicality of her job. with having two knee surgeries, conquering Lyme disease, and bringing up three children—while living in three states from coast Ioannides told Unterreiner “I’ve never to coast—my physical strength needed recovery... an ongoing been very sporty,” but the physical therapist begged to differ: “What you are challenge with constant travel.” doing on the podium—takes endurance After moving to Tacoma, she says, she committed to resolve her and strength and movement awareness knee struggles and to regain balance and strength. In 2017 she met and timing. That is the essence of athleticism.” This ignited talk of the training parallels of musicians and athletes, the need for selfAlison Unterreiner, PT. discipline, and having the patience to let the music “sit” or let the body adapt. After a few months of rehabilitation and running again, Ioannides’ focused dedication enabled her to complete the Sound to Narrows 12K, placing 11th in her age group. Ioannides’ goals began with wanting to stay fit on the podium, and stay energetic to manage being a wife, mother and conductor. She now believes in her athleticism and plans to stay strong for conducting, for running and for life! vKELLY LENIHAN

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The significant advantages of 3D mammogram are the clarity of the image and the ability of the radiologist to review the breast from different angles. This is particularly important for women with dense breasts, who are also at increased risk of developing breast cancer. The greater clarity of the breast images improves early detection and the increased accuracy provides patients greater peace of mind. 3D mammography has been proven to reduce the frequency of additional testing by as much as 30 percent.

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