Excellent first experience with Sir Speedy. Mike, the owner, was instrumental in helping us…read moredetermine the best format for our current Homeowners Association Newsletter. We opted for a large Postcard and he not only provided us with the template for layout, but once we emailed him the artwork, he and his team handled the printing, addressing, meter stamping and actual mailing. Awesome "one stop shop" for us. Since we've been handling all this manually internally, this new Turnkey program was not only amazing and helpful, it was very cost-effective for an Association on a tight budget. Well done Sir Speedy, Mike and your entire team. Thank you.

Sir Speedy is my trusted partner in the creation of engaging brand environments. Their experts help…read moreme navigate the vast options for: materials, printing, and unconventional applications. They are my go to provider of dynamic art solutions.

Was celebrating one of my besties on a weekday night and decided to check the place out for their…read moreHalloween Trivia Night. Place was fun, people were welcoming, and was able to find a spot for two up on the bar despite the place being packed. There is parallel parking available outside the place, but its back in parking. We were tended to at a reasonable time and got our drinks at a reasonable time. Overall, I recommend!

Incline has a great vibe, really comfortable inside and a sweet outdoor seating area. Service is…read moregreat too. But what's really outstanding, of course, are the ciders. At one time I liked cider a lot -- it was new and different and there were so many varieties. But honestly, I'd gotten a little tired of them. However, after a flight of some house made Incline ciders I'll definitely be back. First off, flights are my jam. Secondly, the cranberry spiced cider is hands down one of the best things I've ever tasted -- it hits all the right notes of sweet, tart, and warm without being cloying or extreme in any direction. Yay Incline! Love ya!

I signed up for the news tribute and thought I had canceled it until I had someone call me the next…read moremonth saying that I owe them like four dollars... I told them I am not doing that and I am not giving them my card information over the phone and they have being calling me ever since. This morning really crossed a line as they called me at 6 AM. I have only logged onto their website one time to find out about my friend's death. This has been honestly the most truly annoying experience I've had with anybody collecting a debt let alone under 5$ . I had to block their phone number because that's how often I was getting phone calls. And the news article didn't even say much about what actually happened. I was better off finding information on Facebook.

We pay for the new Tribune six days a week. We might get a three days a week. The delivery is…read moreawful. They show up late. My husband's already left for work. He usually likes to take the paper with him to work so when it comes, it's no good to us. They charge a phenomenal amount over $60 a month and they want you to pay two months in advance even if you're on Social Security it's always been one problem after the other and we've been with them over 25 years. It's never gotten any better and never probably will. also, when you call to make a payment, you're getting somebody who's sitting in their kitchens with chicken clucking in the background as they're working from home and you're giving this person. You're a personal debit card number and three digit code on the back and half the time the news of you know nothing about the payment and then all of a sudden you get a $200 bill in the mail from the Tribune. This is terrible. The bookkeeping department needs to shape up. It's not working for me.

you HAVE to experience this magazine! i just received my summer '08 copy...and i sat and DEVOURED…read moreevery page! of course, everything and everyone in there is LOCAL...and so that makes it extremely interesting...and very informative...its mostly about tacoma..but, covers people and places across the narrows bridge and also the olympia area and areas directly south of seattle...everything is FIRST CLASS...i have even met some of the staff that work on this magazine..and they are PASSIONATE about their magazine..they really get out into the community and draw it out...and the subscriptions are very reasonable! you can even get free restaurant or spa gift cards with your subscription! when do you see THAT offered anywhere else??!!! i am thoroughly impressed...this is a magazine that should be in EVERY waiting area in the south sound! lovely photography, creative advertising, gorgeous thick, glossy pages that make turning them a pleasure!! you have to check this one out!!!!! be patient, the summer copy may not be out in all newstands until the second or third week of june...i know that the metropolitan market in the proctor district of tacoma will carry it....enjoy!!

The Arts & Crafts Press was founded by Bruce Smith & Yoshiko Yamamoto. They are a small publishing…read morehouse producing books and other works of interest to those concerned with the Arts and Crafts movement. All the publications of The Arts and Crafts Press are letterpress printed and bound by hand. The Press also produces greeting cards and artworks that are letterpress printed from hand cut blocks inspired by the turn-of-the-century movement. I have met Bruce and Yoshiko and have been a fan (and an occasional customer) of their work for years. They make beautiful cards, prints, etc. that never cease to draw me in. To raise funds needed for sending urgent medical care and other supplies to the Japanese victims, Yoshiko has decided to donate a new block print for the relief effort. It's a seascape of "Matsushima Bay," just northeast of Sendai along the coastline hit by the tsunami. ALL of the proceed from this Matsushima print ($30/print) will go towards a volunteer organization called Empact Northwest (www.empactnorthwest.org) that is at this moment in Japan working to provide medical relief in the Sendai area. In addition, if you frame your Matsushima Bay print at The Framer's Workshop, they will donate 20% of the framing price to Empact Northwest. And let us all hope that the Tohoku region will again become safe, vibrant and beautiful, as conveyed within this small print that I just purchased.

Yoshiko has amazing art work. Her business was next door to ours for a number of years and I had…read morethe opportunity to see a number of her Art pieces. She has now moved her office to Tacoma and we miss seeing her here. I truly love her work she is truly gifted. She showed me how with a lot of her pieces she has to hand carve very intricate designs. She also makes hand made cards. I had a few tours over the years and it's been awesome to see her shop and how her presses all work etc. Thank you for being an amazing neighboring business and we Miss you! :)

I can not recommend LaRee from Dubin enough! I was so overwhelmed after my first car accident but…read moremy attorney LaRee from Dubin helped me get all squared away. My insurance tried to jerk me around and made it seem like the accident was minor/didn't even happen when it was a bad hit and run! I'm so glad I had my attorney by my side. Everyone was professional and timely. I even recommended my co worker who just got into an accident to go to LaRee too! I can't wait to see her face on the side of a bus ad ;) Thanks Dubin Law!

We were 100% satisfied with your firm. Ali was so great. She was always available, thorough in her…read moreresponses, and just a joy to work with. Thanks so much!