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Here’s a thought…

 “Don’t ask me who’s influenced me. A lion is made up of the lambs he’s digested, and I’ve been reading all my life.”

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Poetry | A Black History Month tribute

February 20th, 2022|

||| POSTED AT REQUEST OF ORCASONIAN READER ||| Those Winter Sundays Robert Hayden - 1913-1980 Robert Hayden's poetry, which explored his concerns about race and African-American history, gained international recognition in the 1960s, and

Library is hosting a digital book club

February 19th, 2022|

||| FROM CAROL DAPOGNY for ORCAS ISLAND LIBRARY ||| Orcas Library announces, #TogetherWeRead, a digital book club connecting readers to the same ebook & audiobook at the same time with no waitlists or holds, Feb. 7-21!

Sheriff’s Report | February 9 – 15, 2022

February 19th, 2022|

||| FROM SAN JUAN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ||| WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9 22-000897 Citizen Dispute 11:06:47 02/09/22 A Deputy on San Juan Island was dispatched to a citizen dispute. A report was completed. 22-000898 Suspicious Person/Circumstance

Newest WA state COVID data

February 18th, 2022|

||| FROM STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ||| Newest numbers. The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) reported a total of 1,410,499 confirmed cases as of 11:59 p.m. on Feb. 15.* There have been 11,522 COVID-19 deaths

In Memoriam | Lili Catherine Hein

February 18th, 2022|

||| FROM ARTHUR DE HAAN ||| Lili Catherine Hein of Orcas Island, due to cancer. She was 50. Lili Catherine Hein was born in Taipei, Taiwan on Mother's Day, May 11 in 1971.

Firehouse Foolishness | Leaks and such

February 17th, 2022|

||| BY MIA KARTIGANER, SPECIAL TO theORCASONIAN ||| While our fire department continues to search for leaks among the career responders, they don’t seem as concerned with their own. Within two days of the OIFR

The millions of people stuck in pandemic limbo

February 17th, 2022|

What does society owe immunocompromised people? ||| FROM THE ATLANTIC via ORCASONIAN READER ||| when the coronavirus pandemic began, Emily Landon thought about her own risk only in rare quiet moments. An infectious-disease doctor at

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