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Montessori Recycles Printer Cartridges

September 21st, 2010|

Looking for a way to recycle your printer cartridges? Orcas Montessori School's "Cartridges for Kids" program will turn your empty ink jet , laser & toner cartridges into cash.   All funds go to school program. 

CAO Documents Available for Preview

September 21st, 2010|

Richard Fralick, Chair of the  San Juan County Council advises Orcas Island residents of the "important public meeting on Orcas Island to discuss the Critical Areas Ordinance Update currently underway." The meeting will be held

Library Classes Still Have Space Available

September 21st, 2010|

The Orcas Island Public Library has some space availability left for our fall Lifelong Learning Courses.  These include: Compassionate Communication Genealogy Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra Intermediate Birding Poetry For times and dates or any other questions,

Japanese Flower Arranging (Ikebana) Classes

September 20th, 2010|

The Saturday Ikebana Class, taught by Joan D. Stamm at Emmanuel’s Old Parish Hall is now open for new students. Beginners are welcome, and no previous experience is necessary.  Cost is $10.  Students bring their

The Business At Hand: the Week Ahead

September 20th, 2010|

Updated Tuesday, Sept. 21 Monday, Sept. 20 Back to School Night for the Middle School 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Tuesday, Sept. 21 Back to School Night for the High School 6:30 p.m. 6:30

Critical Areas’ Uses & Buffers Meet on Orcas

September 20th, 2010|

By Stan Matthews County Communications Program Manager San Juan County is currently reviewing and updating regulations for Critical Areas. These areas include wetlands and fish and wildlife habitat conservation areas, as well as areas that

Comment on the Ferry Schedule Before Sept. 22

September 18th, 2010|

Lance Evans, Executive Director of Orcas Island Chamber of Commerce, and Deborah Hopkins, Director of the San Juan Islands Visitors Bureau, remind county residents that Washington State Ferries and San Juan County Ferry Advisory Committee

Charlie Groth & Carl Allen Come to the Grange

September 17th, 2010|

Charlie Groth (pronounced Grow-T) folk troubadour all the way from Jacksonville, Florida, will entertain at the Orcas Grange, Saturday, September 18th at 7:30 p.m. Charlie is an accomplished musician who knows how to connect with

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