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Orcas Has Talent Returns in 2012

November 18th, 2011|

By Donna Laslo It's Time To Get your Act Together! The wildly popular "Orcas Has Talent" show will return to the Orcas center stage February 4, 2012 where the audience will vote for their favorite "act." The winner will once again take home a $500 cash prize! Auditions will be held

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Enjoy the Brisk Weather and Stimulating Events this Weekend

November 18th, 2011|

Friday, November 18 Report on Indian Island Marine Health Observatory Second annual meeting with community scientists directed by Kwiaht and BeachWatchers to report on the state of East Sound. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Madrona Room, Orcas Center. Reports followed by refreshments. Go to www.indianisland.info for further information. Orcas

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Letter to the Editor: Lions Make Some Christmas Changes

November 17th, 2011|

During this past year the Orcas Island Lions Club has had to make some hard decisions and among one of the hardest was that we are finding that we can no longer sponsor the Toys for Tots Program. Lions International was founded to assist with funding for sight and hearing

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Spotlight “In the Round” at Orcas Center

November 17th, 2011|

Saturday, November 19th, 7:30 p.m. Carolyn Cruso, Larry Murante and Tracy Spring, northwest singer/songwriters will perform together and solo in an intimate songwriter-in-the-round concert. The ‘In the Round’ format is widely loved by performers and audiences alike. All three performers will be on stage at once, each playing a song or

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Drainage 101: How to Protect Your Property

November 16th, 2011|

Free Educational Workshop Saturday Nov. 19 on Orcas During the fall, winter and spring the San Juan Islands receive significant precipitation that can cause property to become wet and muddy and even cause property damage. Sometimes, when the excess rainwater runs downslope it can cause erosion of soil, isolated

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Parks & Rec Considers Online Registration Package

November 16th, 2011|

Thursday November 17 at 3:30 at the Eastsound Fire Station Orcas Island Park and Rec (OIPRD) will host a Webinar presentation by ActivNet, an online registration and payment software package for local recreational, educational, and cultural activities. OIPRD is considering purchasing the package for use by OIPRD, community groups, and

“We Are the 99%” Peaceful Assembly on School Road

November 16th, 2011|

Updated Nov. 16 at 9 p.m. Thursday Nov. 17, 3:30 p.m. on School House Road/School Lawn By Morgan Meadows On Thursday, local residents, along with members of the American Dream Movement, will join a nationwide day of action called “We Are the 99%” with a peaceful assembly in Eastsound. The

Putting the School Garden to Sleep

November 16th, 2011|

By Chelsea Cates, School Garden Keeper legions of hands busy little hands putting the garden to sleep hands holding rakes hands holding shovels loosening the soil so deep hands harvesting grains hands harvesting vegetables to share a good winter stew hands pulling up plants hands turning compost hands

OPALCO to Meet Tomorrow on Orcas

November 16th, 2011|

The OPALCO Board of Directors will hold its regularly scheduled meeting Thursday, November 17 at 8:45 am in the Eastsound OPALCO office on Mt. Baker Road in Eastsound. The public is welcome to attend.

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Gandhi’s Non-Violent Path in Glass Opera Satyagraha

November 16th, 2011|

Sunday, November 20, 2011 at 1:00 p.m.at Orcas Center The fourth opera of "The Met: Live is HD" series at Orcas Center is Satyagraha by Philip Glass. A unique and visually stunning production of Philip Glass’s opera, Satyagraha shares Gandhi’s philosophy of non-violent resistance as a path to

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Attention All Aspiring Farmers & Sustainable Agriculture Professionals: Webinar Series

November 16th, 2011|

By WSU Small Farms Program Do you want to improve your farm’s bottom line? Could farming be in your future? The Washington State University Small Farms Program has educational opportunities that meet you on-line and in the field.  We offer unique educational formats combining research and professional expertise to give

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Dance with the Cookies at Odd Fellows Hall

November 16th, 2011|

Saturday, Nov. 19 at the Odd Fellows Hall, 7 to 10 p.m. Contradance with the Cookies this Saturday night! Come work up an appetite for Thanksgiving with a fun night of community dancing. If you are a regular contradancer this a great band and caller. If you have

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American Legion Honors Veterans

November 15th, 2011|

Updated Nov. 15 The rain waited to come down until the full complement of attendees at the America Legion's November 11 services had assembled outdoors to dedicate the Veterans of Viet Nam War memorial outside. Then rain it did while the group stood in watchful silence as Sons

Senior Center Coupon Book Boosts Giving and Savings

November 15th, 2011|

By Milly Vetterlein Senior  Center Advisory  Board The holidays are just ahead and the extra pinch in the pocket this year can be painful,but the Orcas Senior Center Coupon Book lets you both save and give whatever your budget. A kale plant,or a big bouquet, candles or a second hand

Montessori School Selling Holiday Wreaths

November 14th, 2011|

In its 17th year, the Orcas Montessori School wreath sale is an Orcas Island holiday tradition.  This year the sale features two sizes of wreaths which can be shipped anywhere in the US, or delivered for free to Orcas addresses. The wreaths are hand-made of noble fir and

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Some Golden Days of Autumn Still: The Week Ahead

November 14th, 2011|

Tuesday, November 15 “America Recycles Day”  a nationwide campaign to raise awareness about the importance (1) of recycling and (2) of making conscious efforts to “close the recycling loop” by purchasing items made of recycled materials. Orcas Library Board of Trustees meeting at 9 a.m. in the Public Library Conference

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