Nge-overdose ye-Amaril, isicanucanu, ubuhlungu besisu, nokuhlanza kungenzeka. I-Hypoglycemia kungenzeka, lapho kuqhaqeka, ukukhathazeka, ukuthikamezeka okubukwayo, ukozela, ukuhlangana kahle, ukuquleka, ukoma kungakhula. Ummangali wavula icala lokugqekezelwa emaphoyiseni ase-Hillcrest, lapho abezocwaningo baphenya icala kabanzi, balandelwa imininingwano abayithola ngabasolwa. “Amaphoyisa akwazi ukuthola umsolwa oyedwa owatholakala nokunye okwaku ntshontshiwe emzini kammangali. Umsolwa wavela kafushane enkantolo kaMantshi e-Pinetown ngomhla ka-15 kuNtulikazi. Umphathi steshi wase-Hillcrest uncome umsebenzi omuhle owenziwe amaphoyisa,” kusho uManqele sundays, wednesdays, thursdays, fridays, saturdaysLet�s Ride! Motorcycling the Northwest at the Washington State History MuseumWashington State History MuseumLadies and gentlemen, start your engines! Opening Saturday, January 26 at the Washington State History Museum, Lets Ride! Motorcycling the Northwest takes visitors on a journey of discovery to explore the past century of motorcycling, its culture and its communities. Northwesterners have been enthralled with the adventure of riding since the early 1900s, both for business and for pleasure, and the activity has played an important part in shaping our young regions history. With nearly two dozen rare machines on display through June 23, 2013, Lets Ride! Motorcycling the Northwest combines the artistry and science of motorcycles with the history of motorcycling.thru aug 18Prized Northwest Native Arts Show Returns to Washington State History MuseumWashington State History MuseumOn Saturday, June 8, the Washington State History Museum unveils the eighth annual In the Spirit: Contemporary Northwest Native Arts exhibit. The exhibit, which is on display through August 18, 2013, showcases work from more than 20 Northwest Native artisans and focuses on the distinctive cultures and stories of the region's tribal groups. The two-month exhibit will culminate with the In the Spirit: Northwest Native Arts Market & Festival on Saturday, August 17, 2013.thru jul 14The Importance of Being EarnestLakewood PlayhouseThe Lakewood Playhouse is proud to present FINAL SHOW of our 74th SEASON of PLAYS  Oscar Wilde's timeless comedy of Love, Life and All of its Confusions THE IMPORTANCE of BEING EARNEST. The Play will be performed on Fridays, Saturdays at 8:00pm and Sundays at 2:00pm. Performances will be June 14th  July 14th,with Special Showings at 8:00pm onThursday, June 20th (Pay What You Can Night) and 8:00pm on Thursday, June 27th (Pay What You Can Actors Benefit).Our Ticket Prices are $24.00 (General Admission), $21.00 (Senior/Military)and $18.00 (Students/Educators).