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Living Off the Land – Serving Up Farm Fresh: Dan’s Farm & Country Market

by Jo Barnes | photos by Kathryn Alvarez Photography -  It's the kind of farm to table family meal that we all dream of: steaming Brussels sprouts that you cut from the stalks yourself, fresh vegetables that were grown right here on the Peninsula, and a dessert pie baked with berries that you picked yourself. [...]

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New & Noteworthy

by Annilee Armstrong -  News, changes, updates, launches? Email noteworthyseaside@gmail.com. HAPPY RETIREMENT Bayshore Home Health After 12 years as Area Director for Vancouver Island, Stasia Hartley is retiring. She will be finishing up some special projects with Bayshore Home Health before her retirement in January. During her tenure, Bayshore (which offers home care services for

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NIȽ TU,O (from the very beginning) – Culture Camps Help Kids Stay Connected to a Coast Salish Worldview

by Laurel Anne Stark | photos courtesy NIȽ TU,O Child & Family Services -  NIȽ TU,O ensures Coast Salish children and youth stay connected to their community, culture and language by hosting ongoing Culture Camps. Led by NIȽ TU,O staff and grounded in the Coast Salish worldview, these camps are held during the spring and

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Book Club – November Meeting

by Deborah Rogers -  Permanent Astonishment is Tomson Highway's first installment of a planned five-volume memoir series. It covers his early years, from birth in sub-Artic Canada to age 15. Highway is a concert pianist, a playwright and a novelist; he's the speaker of many languages, and today splits his life between Canada and Italy,

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First Word from the Publisher

by Sue Hodgson -  History isn't about the past, it's about the future. Only by looking back with pride or shame, with a sense of triumph, or a resolution not to repeat mistakes, do we use the lessons of the past to craft our future. That's why even in 2022, when it's still unlikely we'll

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