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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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Ranker’s Ocean Acidification Bill Goes to the Guv

April 20th, 2013|

From Senate Democratic Communications Sen. Kevin Ranker, D-Orca Island, issued this statement regarding the passage in the House of Representative of Senate Bill 5603: “Increasing acidity of our marine waters not only negatively impacts the

Hazardous Waste Round-up Time

April 15th, 2013|

Orcas Island: Saturday, April 27, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. from Stan Matthews Dump your hazardous waste for FREE! What? The hazardous waste round-up collection event is our once-yearly opportunity to legally and

The Bees are Buzzing in Eastsound

April 14th, 2013|

Learner Limbach of FoodMasters at the Liberty Garden in Eastsound with the honeybees that just flew into Eastosund By Margie Doyle Learner Limbach, founder of FoodMasters, led a group of about 15 people

Make Your Dollars Count During Money Week!

April 14th, 2013|

From the Orcas Island Public Library Monday, April 22 Prepare Teens for Financial Success Time: 4:30 – 5:30pm Location: Library Meeting Room Description: Parents will learn skills to help their teens become independent money managers.

Guest Column: OPALCO’s Next Chapter

April 14th, 2013|

By Bob Myhr, OPALCO Board Member These are exciting and challenging times for OPALCO. We have celebrated our 75th Anniversary and our success in building a member-owned cooperative to meet our electrical needs in San

Problems with Plastics: What You Can Do

April 14th, 2013|

The Plastic Lady, aka Beth Terry. Photo courtesy Stephen Loewinsohn From the FRIENDS of the San Juans Beth Terry, author of Plastic-Free: How I Kicked the Plastic Habit and How You Can Too, will

BTTT: Ferries Advise Best Time to Travel

April 13th, 2013|

From David Moseley, Assistant Secretary for Washington State Department of Transportation/Ferries We are now well into the spring sailing schedule and that means better weather (hopefully) and more people traveling aboard Washington State Ferries. I

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