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Revised Deer Harbor Plan Review Agenda

June 10th, 2013|

Wednesday, June 12, 1:30—3:30 p.m., Deer Harbor Community Center Agenda Chair: Call To Order, Quorum, Minutes of last meeting Chair will recognize Public Attendees. Members of public are invited to participate in committee discussions. Chair will recognize speakers. Presentation by Victoria Compton, director of the San Juan Economic Development Council

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Historically, the Best Pies Ever

June 10th, 2013|

The Orcas Island Historical Museum returns to the annual community celebration for our biggest fundraiser – the homemade pie booth! We need community members to contribute pies and other sweet treats: Rhubarb, blackberry, chocolate, pecan, apple, blueberry and strawberry-rhubarb… Whatever you like to bake! Last year we received a record

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Flag Day: Keep the Flag Flying High

June 10th, 2013|

Officers of the American Legion observe Flag Day, 2012 The American Legion will observe Flag Day on June 14th, with a ceremony at the  "Outpost" behind the Legion Hall on Crescent Beach Road at 5:30 p.m.  There will be signs and members directing the people for the Flag

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OASIS Commencement: “It’s a Glorious Thing”

June 9th, 2013|

OASIS High School graduates six students after receiving their diplomas and certificates today. From left: Esther Doss, Morgan Miller, Sorrel Hughes, Ursula Pamatian, Herbie Sisson and Micah Jones Orcas Island School District  (OISD) Superintendent and High School Principal Barbara Kline welcomed the guests overflowing Emmanuel Episcopal Parish Hall

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State Ferry Directors to Meet on San Juan Island

June 8th, 2013|

Wednesday, June 12 from 5 to 7 p.m. With the 2013-2015 transportation budget signed, Washington State Ferries (WSF) directors are heading out to ferry-served communities to discuss the implications of the budget, as well as new vessel construction progress, ferry system performance measures, liquefied natural gas as a source of

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Senator Ranker: “Let’s Get Our Work Done”

June 8th, 2013|

From the Senate Democrats Committee With only a few days left in the 2013 special session, Sen. Kevin Ranker, D-Orcas Island, spoke on the Senate floor Friday evening, demanding that the Senate get to work on a multitude of issues facing our state. Friday marked the 26th day of the

4-Season Gardening in the San Juans

June 8th, 2013|

from Boyd Pratt Wednesday, June 19, 7pm, preceded by a 6pm potluck, San Juan Island Grange Hall Learn how to extend and enhance the growing season for year-round gardening success. San Juan Island Grange #966 is sponsoring a program on 4-Season Gardening in the San Juans, Wednesday June

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Memorial Service for Shane Foster

June 7th, 2013|

A memorial service for Shane Foster will be held at the American Legion Post home on Friday, June 14th, from 4 to  7 p.m. The post will be providing ham, turkey, rolls, and condiments. There will be seafood supplied and prepared by Mark Sawyer, Drew Sandilands, and Dan Stevens. The

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Free Veggie Potluck and Nutritional Update: Plant-Based Diets

June 7th, 2013|

Thursday, June 13, 6 p.m., Orcas Christian School From the Orcas Veggie Club Most of us likely never imagined that one of the nation's largest not-for-profit health plans would step forward to recommend what appears to be one of the most natural, cost-effective--and safest--interventions to improve health outcomes. Yet Kaiser

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Port of Lopez Community Forum June 26

June 7th, 2013|

The Port of Lopez invites community members to join in a discussion of the future of the port and potential economic vitality projects. The forum will be held at Lopez Center from 5-7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 26th. The role of a public port in Washington State is the acquisition,

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Get your Dogs Fit on Orcas with Canine Fitness program!

June 7th, 2013|

By Leslie Liddle Lure Coursing for dogs is now offered on Orcas through Orcas Parks and Recreation - come and join us in this amazing energetic sport and watch your dog having the best fun ever. No prior training necessary. You can register for this online with Orcas Parks and

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Learn to Have Fun This Summer!

June 7th, 2013|

By Tom Fiscus, Orcas Library Board Trustee Summer is coming fast and so are some fun activities for children and teens on Orcas Island. Your Park and Recreation District, Orcas Island Library, and the School District are collaborating to host a diverse set of children’s and teens’ summer activities. Some

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Orcas Library Supports Health & Wellness Events

June 7th, 2013|

Orcas Library is hosting a Health & Wellness Week starting Monday, June 10 through Thursday, June 13. Librarian Holly King writes, "The focus of the event is to teach individuals how to take charge of their own aging process – a concept known as 'Active Aging.' Through a series of

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Willis Lane House Fire Extinguished by Orcas Fire

June 7th, 2013|

Orcas Fire and Rescue put out a fire at a Willis Lane dwelling. There were no injuries reported By Kevin K. O'Brien, Fire Chief/CEO Orcas Island Fire and Rescue On the morning of Friday, June 7 at approximately 3:16 a.m., twenty-five OIFR firefighters with ten response vehicles were

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House Passes Main Budget; Senate Leaders Defend Statements

June 7th, 2013|

By John Stang of Crosscut.com Washington Senate Majority Leader Rodney Tom said Thursday that the House Democrats' proposed referendum to close seven tax exemptions to help fund improvements to education is too much of a gamble to risk on upgrading schools. The problem: The House Democrats never proposed such a

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