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Island Health class offerings

June 5th, 2022|

||| FROM RACHEL LAMBERT for ISLAND HEALTH ||| Island Health offers online Mediterranean nutrition class The Mediterranean diet has been shown to support healthier blood pressure, cholesterol, and body weight.  Join Registered Dietitian Amber Phillips for an overview of this exciting eating style and practical tips for making it work

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Sun Days on Orcas | Meet Tony & Jenna

June 5th, 2022|

||| SUN DAYS ON ORCAS by EDEE KULPER ||| Every day when I walk to school with our younger son, we pass the Tony & Jenna Hair Studio, the new Paul Mitchell salon on the main drag as you enter Eastsound from the west side. Tony and Jenna were invited

Live music returns to Village Green with Summer Concert Series

June 4th, 2022|

||| FROM BETHANY MARIE for ORCAS CENTER ||| Live music returns to the Village Green with a Summer Concert Series presented by Orcas Center, Orcas Song Farm, Country Corner, and San Juan County. The eclectic lineup will have something for everyone with musical tastes ranging from Jazz, Country, Bluegrass, Rock

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Wrap up of Gov. Inslee’s week

June 4th, 2022|

||| FROM THE OFFICE OF GOVERNOR JAY INSLEE ||| Inslee visits Hanford to highlight need for adequate federal cleanup funding Karthik Subramanian, Chief Engineer at Hanford, discusses the waste retrieval process from inside a sample waste tank at Hanford’s Cold Test Facility. Hanford has 177 underground tanks like this that

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Midnight Mutterings | Tech heaven

June 4th, 2022|

||| MIDNIGHT MUTTERINGS by JACKIE BATES ||| Having whined sufficiently about Tech Hell in my previous offering, I wanted to change the atmosphere at bit. But first, to Sadie’s point in her comment: Officer Francoise did lose his job. Was ‘terminated’ immediately, according to his supervisor, who phoned me several

Sheriff’s Report | May 25 – 31, 2022

June 4th, 2022|

||| FROM SAN JUAN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ||| WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 22-003262 Citizen Dispute 07:27:50 05/25/22 An Orcas Island Deputy authored an incident report regarding a citizen dispute. No crime was alleged. 22-003265 Parking Problem 10:11:01 05/25/22 A San Juan Deputy responded to a report of a parking problem at

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Health Care District has a meeting scheduled for Tuesday, June 7

June 3rd, 2022|

||| FROM TOM EVERSOLE, ORCAS ISLAND HEALTH CARE DISTRICT ACTING SUPERINTENDENT ||| The Agenda and Materials (Board Packet) for the June 7, 2022 Board meeting of the Orcas Island Health Care District will be posted June 6 th . You can access the agenda and meeting materials at the THIS

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American Camp Visitor Center parking lot to close for exhibit installation

June 3rd, 2022|

||| FROM CYRUS FORMAN for AMERICAN CAMP ||| The long awaited American Camp Visitor Center is almost complete. Park staff and partners have been hard at work fabricating exhibits and preparing for their installation. The new Visitor Center, created in collaboration with the park-associated Tribes of San Juan Island, will

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In WSF weekly check-in: Upcoming meeting, Orca action month, happy WSF 71st birthday

June 3rd, 2022|

||| FROM PATTY RUBSTELLO for WASHINGTON STATE FERRIES ||| Join us for a virtual public meeting, June 14 or 15 Mark your calendar! We’re hosting two virtual public meetings to provide our customers with insight about the coming months and respond to questions and concerns. Advanced registration is required to

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Upcoming labyrinth walk: We offer up the pieces of our hearts, the pieces of our broken spirits

June 2nd, 2022|

We walk because we must ||| FROM NANCY AYER for EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH ||| SATURDAY, JUNE 4 at 12 NOON…or any time  Globally, we will all walk with the same intention: Suggested Intention for this walk: We offer up the pieces of our hearts, the pieces of our broken spirits. My

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The Met is streaming at Orcas Center this month

June 2nd, 2022|

||| FROM BETHANY MARIE for ORCAS CENTER ||| Orcas Center finishes their on-screen season this June with two incredible performances from the Metropolitan Opera: Saturday, June 11 at 1pm: Lucia di Lammermor. The character of Lucia has become an icon in opera and beyond, an archetype of the constrained woman

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Council seeks proposals for historic programs, preservation

June 2nd, 2022|

||| FROM INGRID GABRIEL, SJC COUNCIL CLERK ||| The San Juan County Council has discretionary funds, generated by recording fees intended to promote historical preservation or historical programs, which may include preservation of historic documents.  The Council is currently seeking proposals for projects to award 2022 funds. Projects may include:

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WSF readies to answer virtual questions in upcoming meetings

June 2nd, 2022|

||| FROM WASHINGTON STATE FERRIES ||| SEATTLE – Ferry riders, commuters and terminal neighbors are invited to attend one of two upcoming Washington State Ferries virtual public meetings to hear updates and ask questions about the ferry system.  “Like many transportation agencies we are still not back to pre-COVID service

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Most recent COVID case data from State Health Dept.

June 2nd, 2022|

||| FROM STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ||| Newest numbers. The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) reported a total of 1,583,206 confirmed cases as of 11:59 p.m. on May 31. There have been 12,876 COVID-19 deaths in Washington. Data note (Wednesday, June 1): The Hospital Use data will not be updated today

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