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Cheese-Making Class on Friday

November 28th, 2012|

Pre-registration required for WSU Extension Class From Candace Jagel, Ag Education Coordinator, WSU Extension San Juan County If you make cheese or would like to learn how, WSU Extension is offering a workshop this Friday—the first in a series of micro dairy workshops for local producers. We have a great

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November Elections Certified — Highest State Turnout

November 28th, 2012|

The San Juan County Canvassing Board has certified the results of the November general election in San Juan County. Voter turnout in the county was 89.39% - less than the 91.49% turnout in the 2008 Presidential election, but once again the highest in the State. County Auditor Milene Henley said

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EDC offers Free Workshop on Business Planning & Financing

November 28th, 2012|

The San Juan County Economic Development Council will present a FREE half-day workshop for small businesses and entrepreneurs on Orcas Island, on Tuesday, December 4, from 9:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. The business and financing workshop course material will be presented by James McCafferty, of the Economic Development Association of

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Houses Made of Wood and Light: Author to Speak at Darvill’s

November 28th, 2012|

Houses designed by Salt Spring Island architect Hank Schubart are the subject of Michele Dunkerley's book and talk at Darvill's on Dec. 5. On Wednesday, December 5, 2012, author Michele Dunkerley will discuss her book, Houses Made of Wood and Light (https://www.housesmadeofwoodandlight.com/), at Darvill's Bookstore. This stunningly illustrated

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Auction Extended on Gingerbread “Eastsound”

November 28th, 2012|

A yummy Outlook Inn By Madie Murray Since the first of November, a charming display of gingerbread houses resembling various stores in downtown Eastsound have been on display at Islanders Bank. They were made by Susie Frank. Each one is clearly unique and replicate in exquisite detail The Outlook Inn,

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Friends of the Library Thank the Community at Holiday Tea

November 27th, 2012|

From Sandy Wilson, Friends of the Library The 51st Annual Holiday Tea will be held at the Orcas Island Public Library this Saturday, December 1, from 1-4 p.m. Everyone is invited to this free event, a community "Thank You "from the Friends of the Library. There will be (as advertised)

Two Room School Travels Abroad to Orcas!

November 27th, 2012|

Two Room School will appear at Agave Restaurant on Saturday, Dec. 1 By Kathy Lunde Please join us Saturday, December 1 as Agave Restaurant in Eastsound welcomes Two Room School, traveling all the way from Shaw Island!  This talented group of young musicians is drawing rave reviews from

Letter to the Editor: ORS/The Exchange Thanks County Council

November 27th, 2012|

Esteemed County Council members, Thank you for your vote of confidence in ORS at Tuesday's County Council meeting. We understand that you are entrusting to us and our partners a set of services that are absolutely vital to the County. We are honored to be given this opportunity and responsibility

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Orca Whale Protection at Risk

November 27th, 2012|

By Joe Copeland From Crosscut.com A conservative legal foundation has won a National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration review of endangered species protections for Puget Sound's beloved orcas. NOAA FIsheries said this morning that it had accepted the Pacific Legal Foundation's request that it study dropping the Endangered Species Act protection status

The Expanded School Garden Takes Shape

November 26th, 2012|

By Madie Murray Shapes for things to come. If you haven’t driven by the public school lately, you haven’t seen the magic Ezra Richardson created with a backhoe and bobcat just before Thanksgiving.  In just two days, he transformed the school garden into a lovely, flowing landscape of

Dr. Gregory M. Ayers Participates in White House Meeting

November 26th, 2012|

From the Ayers for Council 2013 Campaign Dr. Greg Ayers, a local resident, participated today, [Nov. 26] in a meeting of the White House Business Council held in Washington DC. This meeting allowed for business leaders to discuss the President’s plan for  the  budget and the current situation regarding the

“Creaky Yoga” for Adults 50+

November 26th, 2012|

Sarah Ross at the Taj Mahal Classes Extended Through December Doe Bay Yoga Studio A gentle yoga class led by Sarah Ross who has 25 years of training and study in yoga. Classes are designed to build strength, flexibility, endurance and relaxation. Take advantage of this opportunity to learn

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Bee Club sponsors Mike Radford

November 26th, 2012|

Sunday, Dec. 2, 1–2 p.m., Orcas Library The new Orcas Bee Club is offering a special treat for those of you who plan to keep bees next year or sometime in the future, especially those getting into beekeeping for the first time. Come hear Mike Radford (Alaska Bee Products) talk

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Important Work and Festive Events This Week

November 26th, 2012|

Monday, Nov. 26 Auditions for "Hotbed Hotel"  at the Grange at 7 p.m. A copy of the script is available at the counter at the Library. For more information contact Doug Bechtel, the director at 317-5601. Tuesday, Nov. 27 How to market your business inexpensively and effectively  from 9:30 a.m.

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Culminating CAO Public Hearings on Tuesday

November 25th, 2012|

Hearings recap three critical area changes: General, Fish and Wildlife Habitat Conservation, Geologically Hazardous Public hearings for updates to  San Juan County’s critical area regulations in three areas are scheduled for Tuesday, November 27, beginning  at 10:45 a.m. Copies of the hearing notices and the ordinances are posted at www.sanjuanco.com/cao/documents

Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes on Their Way

November 25th, 2012|

Teacher Derrick Shaefer looks on as son, Hayden, carefully chooses gifts for the shoebox project. By Sue Lewis Children at Life Church filled shoeboxes for the Samaritan's Purse Operation Christmas Child project for the third year in a row. These boxes are combined with the shoeboxes donated by

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