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Profile: Jan LeBaron – proprietress of the Healthy Harvest
Editor’s Note: I have just been informed this evening, Monday, September 19, 2011, that Jan LeBaron passed away this morning due to complications encountered during surgery. My sincere condolences to her family and to all those that were inspired by … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Eatonville News, Environment, Graham News, Nature, People Profiles, Recipes, Self Reliance
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A one-woman animal sanctuary – the Deer Haven Ranch story
Over the past several years, there have been many proposed systems of caring for unwanted and abused animals, especially horses, in Pierce County. A slew of controversial and problematic efforts were put forth by private rescue organizations, such as … Continue reading
Founder of Tea Party speaks to Republicans in Parkland
Keli Carender, the young Seattle woman widely acknowledged as the founder of the Tea Party movement, spoke to about 30 members of the 2nd LD – 29th LD Republican Club last week in Parkland.
Posted in Culture, Events, Parkland, People Profiles
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Newbie in Graham – Nuggets of Inspiration
For the past ten months I have been able to claim “Newbie” status here in Graham, Washington, three months of which I have had the privilege of writing for the Mountain News under its hard working, able-bodied editor, Bruce Smith. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Graham News, Newbie in Graham, People Profiles
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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.
Nature grows organic – taking a tour of an organic vegetable farm in Eatonville
By Judy Spiers Two years ago, Requel and Bob Roos started Organic by Nature Farm and Garden, a six-acre parcel in Eatonville where they sell heirloom plants, seeds and fresh organic produce. For now, most of their crops are … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Culture, Eatonville News, Environment, Nature, People Profiles, Self Reliance
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Living on a low or fixed income – a major community issue
Editor’s Note: Several days ago, “Newbie in Graham” columnist, Paula Morris, wrote an article that has touched a nerve in the community, namely, the difficulty of living on a low or fixed income, such as Social Security, Disability or … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, People Profiles, Self Reliance
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Newbie in Graham – old ways, new ways
In my last column, I suggested that we cling to our old ways of doing things because we need to feel comfortable. I questioned whether new, unfamiliar ways of doing things might be threatening. I thought about these suppositions … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Graham News, People Profiles, Self Reliance
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