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Tacoma City Council: It's expected to impose a 5 percent tax on admissions to some of Tacoma's largest nonprofit museums, theaters and performing arts groups tonight - a long-term sustainable solution for Tacoma's arts programs, but not popular with the large arts organizations. (News Tribune)
Lacey Shooting: The gunman is still on the loose. (News Tribune)
Pugnetti Park: Jerry Pugnetti says the park named after his father should be saved. (News Tribune)
GOP Presidential Primary: The pressure is on Mitt Romney in Illinois today. (CNN)
Justice Department: It's investigating the fatal shooting of an unarmed 17-year-old boy by a crime watch volunteer last month in Florida. (The New York Times)
Housing For The Homeless: 14 smart and sensitive solutions. (Web Urbanist)
Daniel Radcliffe: One of his first post-Hogwarts roles will be Beat poet Allen Ginsberg. (Slash Film)
Burger Battle: Wendy's unseats Burger King as country's second biggest hamburger chain. (Huffington Post)
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations behind-the-scenes TV crew videos. (Laughing Squid)
Yes!: 29 of fashion's mysteries solved. (Refinery 29)
When Critics Mattered: Kael, Ebert and '70s film. (Boston Review)
Is Slactivism Better Than Doing Nothing at All?: Watch to find out. (Mother Jones)
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