Sunday, May 27, 2012 - Page updated at 08:16 a.m.

Nicole Brodeur
Every Sunday, I bring you a conversation with a local who is doing something great, or a great who is doing something local: media personalities, big thinkers, visiting artists, colorful characters and doers of all kinds. On Tuesdays, I tell you about my travels through some of the week's social and philanthropic events — not just the ones for the swells, but those for work-a-day folks who care about making this region move and improve.
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Jay Leno here to tell jokes at Snoqualmie Casino | Nicole & Co.
Jay Leno, host of "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" since 1982, banks all the money he makes from the show, living on his work as a stand-up comic. Leno performs Sunday, May 27, at the Snoqualmie Casino.
Thursday, May 24
It's been great; see you soon in my new columns | Nicole Brodeur
Thursday, May 17
Victim's aunt looks for answers that don't come | Nicole Brodeur
Monday, May 14
Catholic bishops' newest target: Girl Scouts of America | Nicole Brodeur
Thursday, May 10
In divisive issue, kids lead the way to acceptance | Nicole Brodeur
Thursday, April 26
Sisters of compassion need a hand in dealing with the pope | Nicole Brodeur
Monday, April 23
For many, a letter still says it best | Nicole Brodeur
Friday, April 20
Praise, not punishment for our nuns | Nicole Brodeur
Monday, April 16
When radio takes the pledge | Nicole Brodeur
Thursday, April 12
Help feed the hunger for books | Nicole Brodeur
Monday, April 9
Attorney in school-shooting case is seeking too much | Nicole Brodeur
Thursday, April 5
Elected leaders need to wean off the small stuff | Nicole Brodeur
Thursday, March 29
No safety training required to get gun permit | Nicole Brodeur

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