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- Sex with Aliens – Engaging the nitty-gritty of the Unknown
- Becoming God-Realized – Stories from my Journey
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- Growing Up Wauwepex – a personal account of a sacred scout camp
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Cedar Creek Treehouse – a gem in the Ashford woods
Peering out from the canopy of Douglas firs thickly splayed across the Nisqually River valley near Ashford perches the Cedar Creek Treehouse, a unique one-room hotel that soars fifty feet above the forest floor. The handiwork of Bill Compher … Continue reading
Bethel seeks county code changes for electronic signs in Frederickson
The Bethel School District launched its latest effort to win approval for electronic readerboards at last Monday’s Frederickson Land Use Advisory Commission meeting (F-LUAC).
Posted in Bethel News, Cops and courts, Culture, Frederickson, Graham News, Politics, Spanaway
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Antigravity: The Holy Grail of the 21st Century
Nobel Laureate and UW biology professor Edmond Fischer recently asked me for a copy of the following article, “Antigravity: The Holy Grail of the 21st Century,” so I thought I’d share it here with Mountain News readers as well.
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Bethel holds forum on bullying
Before a lightly attended, but often impassioned audience, the Bethel School District held an evening forum on bullying, harassment and intimidation May 3. Held at Bethel High School, site of pronounced racial strife a few years ago, the forum … Continue reading
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Harriott Balmer honored for scholarship work in Bethel
Kapowsin resident, Harriott Balmer, was honored this week by the Northwest Regional Chapter of Dollars for Scholars for her three decades of effort raising scholarship monies for college-bound students from the Bethel School District.
Posted in Bethel News, Business, Culture, People Profiles, Remarkable men and women
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Mother’s Day Tea and Jewelry, Feathers and Cats
by Judy Spiers Mother’s Day came a day early this year – Saturday – for those who attended Karen Lucas’ annual Mother’s Day Tea at the Gallery on the Hill, in Graham.
Reflections on Mother’s Day – “Connections”
by Paula Morris Connections I have been reflecting lately on how it came to be that “relationships” have been supplanted in our psyche by “things.”
Posted in Culture, Spirituality
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Feds, state and locals conduct disaster training in Frederickson
A combination of federal, state and county officials, along with a mix of local fire fighters and volunteer search and rescue organizations, encamped at the Randles Sand and Gravel plant in Frederickson last Saturday for a round of disaster … Continue reading
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Report from a tornado zone
The following is a fascinating account of the mega-tornados that hit Alabama and much of the south recently. This report comes to the Mountain News via NASA’s public information service: http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2011/ Although tornados only appear infrequently in the Pacific Northwest, … Continue reading
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