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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

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Resolution of 2012 Orcas School District Audit

October 4th, 2013|

from Barbara Kline, Superintendent, Orcas Island School District Recently, there have been some questions about audit results of our 2010-2011 OASIS program. In the hopes of bringing clarity to the issue, I offer this timeline

Salmon Recovery Funding Available

October 3rd, 2013|

from Barbara Rosenkotter Lead Entity Coordinator for Salmon Recovery Puget Sound Acquisition and Restoration funding is available for project implementation and development for salmon recovery projects in the San Juans.  The funding can be used

Food Master Classes

October 3rd, 2013|

Saturday, October 5, Community Garden & Farmers Market In conjunction with the Great Island Grown Festival Food Masters will be hosting educational opportunities in Eastsound on October 5. “Walkabout Wild and Edible Medicinal Plants” with

Guest Column: How OPALCO Should Evolve

October 2nd, 2013|

by Islands Energy Coalition Thanks to competent, committed staff and board leadership, OPALCO has emerged as a strong organization. In the 75 years since its inception, OPALCO has overcome incredible technical, financial and geographical challenges

Solar Energy Educator Workshop

October 1st, 2013|

from Tina Whitman Saturday October 19,10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Orcas Island Library The FREE Renewable Energy Educator Workshop is hosted by the Orcas Montessori School and the Bonneville Environmental Foundation, with additional support

Exchange Rebuilding — Slowly but Surely

September 27th, 2013|

by Lin McNulty Terrill Chang, designer of the Skagit County transfer station, presents his views to the ad hoc Exchange committee. Photo: Lin McNulty "What ifs" and "how abouts" dominated the conversation on

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