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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 …?”

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Address Pain with Blended Eastern-Western Treatments

February 11th, 2017|

February 18, 2 to 4 pm at Orcas Public Library Integrated (Eastern and Western) Approaches in Managing Acute/Chronic Pain Syndrome Presented by Vincent Shu, MD, FCCP, Board Certified Internist/Geriatrist/Cardiologist Have you been suffering from headache,

Jonathan White to Speak on his New Book Tides

February 11th, 2017|

Saturday, February 18, 5:30 pm, Orcas Center -- from Donna Laslo -- After nearly losing his 65-foot schooner Crusader in a strong Alaskan tide, local author Jonathan White vowed to understand these mysterious, implacable sea surges.

Snow Day | No School Tomorrow

February 8th, 2017|

Good Evening, This is Eric Webb, Superintendent of Orcas Island School District.  Due to additional snow accumulation and unsafe road conditions, ALL schools will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, February 9.  Have a good evening and enjoy your

Remembering Robyn Lowe

February 7th, 2017|

-- by Russel Barsh, Director, KWIAHT nonprofit conservation laboratory -- Indian Island in East Sound All of you that have volunteered to help take care of Indian Island, and most of you that

Where, What is the Salish Sea?

February 6th, 2017|

-- from Salish Sea Pilot -- Talking to cruisers from up and down the coast at the Vancouver Boat Show last week, we realized not everyone knows precisely what waters are included within the “Salish

Free Resources for Waterfront Landowners Available

February 3rd, 2017|

Waterfront properties in the San Juan Islands are part of a beautiful, complex, and increasingly fragile marine ecosystem that supports salmon, rockfish, seabirds, whales, and human communities. Decisions made by owners of shoreline property can

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