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Here’s a thought…

“The competition between Nature and the economy is deep and broad.
In the short term, the economy usually wins. In the long term …?”

BILL APPEL

LATEST IN ENVIRONMENT

School Board Sets Minimum Education Program

May 15th, 2017|

--by Ayn Gailey --   The OISD School Board held a special meeting last week to adopt a "Minimum Educational Program" for 2017-2018 in response to the anticipated revenue decreases from the state. Resolution #2017-05

Support Orcas Island Youth Conservation Corps

May 10th, 2017|

-- from Linda Lyshall, PhD, for San Juan Islands Conservation District -- The Orcas Island Youth Conservation Corps (OIYCC) is gearing up for another season! Willie Clancy is on board this year as the new OIYCC coordinator.

Orcas Recycling Hits its Stride

May 9th, 2017|

Last week Orcas Recycling Services (ORS/The Exchange) saw workers pour the concrete for the ground floor of the New Exchange building, a steel  two-story building to replace the ramshackle, haphazard, and fondly-remembered "Exchange" of former

Rep. Rick Larsen Schedules Local Visit

May 9th, 2017|

-- from Douglas Wagoner for Rep. Rick Larsen -- Rep. Rick Larsen (WA-02) will on Wednesday [May 10] meet with Burlington Mayor Steve Sexton to get an update on ongoing city projects and needs. In

Park & Ride Site Activities Limited This Week

May 8th, 2017|

-- from Jesse Douglas-Seitz, San Juan County Public Works -- Roadway surveying, staking, and excavation have started at the Orcas Park and Ride project. Crews are in the process of stripping and stockpiling topsoil for later

Park and Rec Plans Summer Fun

May 8th, 2017|

-- from Kim Ihlenfeldt for Orcas Park and Rec -- This summer Orcas Park and Rec is bringing a variety of sports camps your way. These half- and full-day camps run week to week and

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