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Profile: Margaret Franich and the Mountain Community Co-op of Eatonville
Nestled on an Eatonville side-street, just off the main thoroughfare of Washington Ave, sits a diminutive but charming icon of healthy living – the Mountain Community Co-op.
Posted in Culture, Eatonville News, Environment, Graham News, Nature, Remarkable men and women, Self Reliance
Tagged Local economies
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And now, a bit of humor…
Editor’s note: The term “flying saucer” was coined in 1947 by local media when Yelm aviator Kenneth Arnold announced that he had just seen seven disk-shaped craft flying near Mount Rainier. This story is dedicated to Mr. Arnold and … Continue reading
The Mountain inspires Rainier Arts Festival
By Candace Brown Mount Rainier arouses our fascination in the way certain women fascinate certain men, by combining irresistible beauty with a sense of potential danger. Probably no other mountain has been painted, drawn, and photographed more than this icon … Continue reading
Frederickson – Clover Creek Community Council parlays in force with County Council
Over a dozen members of the Frederickson-Clover Creek Community Council attended last week’s in-district Pierce County Council meeting held at the recently constructed Pierce County Skills Center on Canyon Rd.
Graham’s EXPO 2011 a sweet success
The 8th annual Graham EXPO was a stellar success, with a well-attended festival Saturday that showcased many solid performances from local musicians, along with high-quality art from south Pierce County artists and artisans.
Posted in Bethel News, Culture, Eatonville News, Entertainment, Events, Graham News
Tagged Graham, WA
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“I Shall Not Hate” – a book review
A book review by Judy Spiers: “I Shall Not Hate – A Gaza Doctor’s Journey on the Road to Peace and Human Dignity” by Izzeldin Abuelaish Izzeldin Abuelaish, a Palestinian obstetrician who, despite witnessing the death of his three daughters … Continue reading
The Oscars – a commentary
For reasons I don’t fully understand, I’m drawn to watch the Academy Awards show tonight. Perhaps it is a combination of factors – one, I don’t have a TV so I tend to watch a lot of movies. But … Continue reading








