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Category Archives: Nature
Prayers for Japan
Carol Wright, the Executive Director of the Graham-Kapowsin Community Council has sent the following “Prayer for Japan.” Her submission comes from her faith community’s prayer circle and was authored by a woman who lives in Pasco, not far from … Continue reading
Nuclear Disaster in Japan triggers rising concern in WA
As the situation continues to deteriorate in Japan’s Fukushima nuclear complex, health concerns are rising here in Washington state – especially in Mountain Country. According to the New York Times and other media outlets, the Fukushima facility has six … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Events, Nature, Politics
Tagged Japanes nukes trigger local concern
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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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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
Snow and Sun reveal the Mountain in its full glory
The sun and clear skies that thawed-out the frozen slush on our roads Friday, also brought out the splendor of Mount Rainier. About a foot of snow now graces the lower elevations of Mt. Rainier National Park, creating superb … Continue reading
Record cold turns roads treacherous
A record-setting cold has turned two day’s worth of snow and slush on our roadways into dangerous slabs of ice. Olympia Airport recorded a record-low of 8 degrees at 6:54 am on Friday morning. The previous low had been … Continue reading
Posted in Eatonville News, Environment, Graham News, Nature, Roy News, Yelm News
Tagged Record Cold
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Mountain memories – a road trip with dad
The Day I Could Have Lost to “Busy” and “Soon” by Candace J. Brown on http://goodlifenw.blogspot.com I hung up the phone after talking to Dad and thought about how much I’ve overused, believed in, and lived by the word … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Mount Rainier, Nature, People Profiles
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Marmot madness on Mt. Rainier
Originally posted on journalist Candace J. Brown’s Good Life Northwest blog, and published here with her kind permission. http://goodlifenw.blogspot.com/2010/08/marmot-madness-videos-and-more.html Marmot Madness– videos and more While hiking on a rocky slope at Mount Rainier, a friend of mine enjoyed the … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Mount Rainier, Nature, People Profiles
Tagged Women of Mt. Rainier
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A jewel of nature – the Nisqually Wildlife Refuge
The National Nisqually Wildlife Refuge, carved from a large part of the Nisqually River Delta on Puget Sound, has been transformed into a shimmering gem of a wildlife area due to the recent de-construction of the old agricultural dikes … Continue reading
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