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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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Sustainable Orcas Sets Up Seed Library

May 22nd, 2013|

From Learner Limbach The Orcas Island Seed Library is having its opening this Thursday May 23rd. The opening is part of a  Sustainable Orcas Island (SOI) meeting and will be held at the Library from

Sound Shoreline Science Forum

May 20th, 2013|

Tues., June 4, 1:00 - 3:30 PM, Eastsound Fire Hall from Heather Trim Futurewise, Director of Science and Policy Topics: Importance of trees and shrubs in the shoreline | Economic value of shorelines Sound Shoreline

Community Meetings to Rebuild the Exchange

May 20th, 2013|

Second "Take It Only" Days this week, May 24-26 All Orcas Islanders are invited and encouraged to attend Workshops for Community Design of the New Building(s) to House The Exchange, beginning Sunday June 2 from

County Files Response to CAO Challenges

May 19th, 2013|

Challenges brought by groups from opposite ends of land-use spectrum From the San Juan County Prosecutor’s Office For three weeks the attorneys at the prosecutor’s office have been writing, revising and honing the response

Marijuana Rules: Public Comments Invited Now

May 17th, 2013|

June 10 deadline for public comment on wide-ranging rules to implement the voter-approved legalization of pot Medical marijuana grower Brendan Howley working with marijuana plants grown under current state medical marijuana prescriptions in Skagit

OPALCO Director George Mulligan Resigns

May 16th, 2013|

Board to Search for Replacement to Complete Term On Thursday, May 16th, the OPALCO Board of Directors accepted George Mulligan's resignation from the board with great appreciation and gratitude for his five years of service.

Take a Survey to Help Plan Summer Library Use

May 15th, 2013|

The Orcas Island Public Library, Orcas Island School Library, and Orcas Island Park and Recreation District are collaborating to develop interesting and engaging summer programming for children in grades K-12. We need your input as

Guest Opinion: What Sequestration Means Now

May 15th, 2013|

By Pat Gogerty Crosscut.com Congress passed legislation at the end of April to put air traffic controllers back on the job, providing valuable insight into what our representatives, and by extension us, care about. As

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