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Cole Cosgrove... was here. You can reach him at cole.cosgrove@thenewstribune.com.
Kelly DavenportMy life in T-shirts: Ask Me About My Cat - Legalize Frostitution - Death Before Decaf. You get the idea. I enjoy lint-rolling, bons mots, magazine launch parties (if I was invited), paying too much for groceries, and the occasional semicolon. I'm a copy editor at The News Tribune, but I won't correct your grammar at the bar. Contact me at kelly.davenport@thenewstribune.com.
Laura Gentry...lives in Seattle (so you don’t have to) with her cat Peanut Zeta-Jones. The self-proclaimed “Webmeister” of TheNewsTribune.com, Laura spends her spare time driving on I-5, sifting through estate sales, writing songs about Miss Zeta-Jones and wishing she was somewhere else regardless of where she is. You can reach her at laura.gentry@thenewstribune.com, but it’s in your best interest not to.
Niki Sullivan...is a political reporter for The News Tribune. She likes sunshine, soup and puppies. Beyond that, it gets dicey. Contact Niki at niki.sullivan@thenewstribune.com.
Brian Everstine ...has a debilitating fear of children, horses, sauerkraut and mustaches, but an irrational affection for generic cereal. A recent college graduate (WSU) from Spokane, he is a news reporter for The News Tribune who is still adjusting to life on this side of the mountains. Contact Brian at brian.everstine@thenewstribune.com.
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You'll like Tacoma
Monday, June 30th, 2008
Posted by Brian Everstine @ 10:20:39 am
With the interns coming in from wherever we are all from, I am reminded of a few instances regarding Tacoma's location.
A week or two ago I was sitting next to a person (I won't identify them for safety's sake) while they were talking to their family about the recent move to Tacoma, and he told his family he was in "Seattle." (We were definitely in Tacoma at the time)
Yeah, the cities are close and Seattle is more well known across the nation and blah blah blah, but does this deserve a swift smack in the face?
How do you handle the Seattle-Tacoma difference with out-of-towners?
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