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Cancer Support Group Meeting on Dec. 9

November 30th, 2010|

The Cancer Support Group Meeting will meet Dec. 9 at 5 p.m. in the Fireside Room at the Orcas Island Community Church. The meeting is open to anyone whose life has been touched by cancer:

Celtic Christmas Music Comes to Community Church

November 30th, 2010|

For the second year, Orcas Island Community Church brings an evening of contemporary Celtic music to another Emerald Island.  Celebrating the season of Christmas, Celtic-style, are Windham Hill/Ark Music recording artists Jeff Johnson

Fourteen Local Dogs Graduate

November 29th, 2010|

The Liddle Assistance Dog School, also known as LADS LLC, graduated its first fourteen dogs in Basic Obedience Grade One in a gathering at the Odd Fellows Hall on Sunday afternoon Nov. 28. Grade One

Birth Works Class for Mothers & Moms-to-Be

November 27th, 2010|

The next "Birth Works!" a free monthly birth class for expecting women and all others interested in birth and babies, is coming up. On Monday, Dec. 6, the topic will be "Vaccinations: new research, new

Protect Your Holidays, Get a Flu Shot

November 26th, 2010|

By Stan Matthews County Communications Program Manager Influenza can knock even healthy adults and children off their feet and it takes up to two weeks for the vaccine to become effective. San Juan County’s Health

Wood’s Cove Helps out Santa with Rummage Sale

November 26th, 2010|

Updated Nov. 27 “Recycle, Regift, and Pay It Forward.” “Feeling the holiday spirit,” Wood’s Cove store in Eastsound advises islanders to: 1)      Recycle: always a good thing for our oceans and even ore so when

Does Broadband Help Your Business?

November 26th, 2010|

Contributed by Victoria Compton, Director County Economic Development Council The Washington State Department of Information Services is working on a statewide survey to determine what services our businesses need for broadband. So far, they’ve had

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