New Books That We Love!: Book reports from the front lines at Third Place Books

Jessica relates her passion of new author Alexis Smith and her debut novel 'Glaciers.'

New Books That We Love!: Book reports from the front lines at Third Place Books

Jessica H relates her passion for new author Alexis Smith and her debut novel 'Glaciers.'

The Gorilla in the Room: People

So---- you are a Native American, Lutheran, Rural ,Liberal, middle-aged woman. So what? Can anyone say anything about you from those labels?

Risk Reduction – A Good Investment Second in a two part series:

Human beings pay the price for fossil fuel in lost productivity, illness and death. Communities are making changes that reduce our dependence on fossil fuel while providing jobs and growing business.

Lightning Safety

Next week the computer models are hinting at the possibility of thunderstorms in our area. This is hit and miss (especially that far out) but if it is a “hit” why get your name in the paper.

Wet March Weather

Hi, This is an interesting note about March from the NWS

Risk Reduction - A Good Investment First in a series that looks at two of the risks associated with fossil fuel dependence

First in a series that looks at two of the risks associated with fossil fuel and gives the reader an understanding of the forces that influence price.

The Gorilla in the Room: Climate Change, Good or Bad?

During the worst disasters some people actually benefit. For example, the owners of a hardware store that is undamaged by a hurricane, the makers of weapons during war, sandbag manufacturers, etc.

Making Volunteering Pay Off - SWEL Timebank Event Coming Up in LFP

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The Gorilla in the Room: If You Break It You Own It

If you break it you own it. Where have we heard that before? Lots of places---our parents-- Colin Powell---the lady who owns the china shop.

Does the Bible serve up the healthiest nutrition advice?

Relevant ideas, regarding today’s discussions on eating and health, in the Bible.

Using Your "Green" to Promote Your Business

Businesses can use exhibition opportunities and membership organizations to promote their business while featuring their "green" credentials

A SHOREWOOD PERSPECTIVE: A War Criminal Targeted by Teenagers

Students head on the revolutionary path at Shorewood when the recently posted Kony2012 video was posted to Youtube earlier this month.

The Gorilla in the Room: The Blind Men and the Elephant

Remember the fable of the blind men and the elephant? Each one felt a different part of the elephant and each one came to different conclusions about what an elephant was.

Getting Real

Local and regional leaders are turning aspirations of job growth in sustainable industries a reality.

Author Anne Lamott comments on marriage and spiritual food in the April issue of O, The Oprah Magazine

Letting children know they are deeply loved and cherished are some of the most healthful nutriments parents can provide.

The Gorilla in the Room: The Good and the Bad News about the Sun

The good news about the sunlight from the Sun is that we can’t control it so we can’t engage in endless (and mostly useless) political arguments about it

SMORGASBORD of Promotional Resources

Multimedia marketing uses fewer natural resources than print, but comes with its own challenges. There are lots of resources to meet those challenges

Telling the Story

Climate Solutions offers video shorts and written stories of how businesses and property owners are benefitting from energy efficiency strategies.

The Gorilla in the Room: Radiation

Well---we need to understand radiation to discuss climate change, but the good news is that we already know everything we need to know from everyday experience.

"This is a Breaking of Faith" Sen Majority Leader Lisa Brown

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Rep Cindy Ryu's Air Rescue Bill Passes and Heads to Governor's Desk

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The Gorilla in the Room

Go out on the street and listen carefully. Not even a squeak of protest can be heard.

Coal Heats Energy Debate

Washington residents have an opportunity to learn from those daily effected by coal. The persona stories are relevant in light of new permit applications for coal exports in Washington and Oregon.

Breaking Weather News

Just when I thought we were out of the woods (after all, the daffodils are coming up already) old man winter looks to be coming back this weekend.

Resources In Our Own Back Yard

There are local organizations and programs designed to help small businesses save money through efficiencies.

Smart Investments for Energy Security

Climate uncertainty is and will continue to affect the ability of utilities to provide electricity. Alternative energy, specifically photo voltaic systems are a reliable alternative.

Shoreline City Council to Discuss Tree Policy Monday Night

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Sustainable Industries Green Office Guide

Sustainable Industries Green Office Guide and the Shoreline Green Business Program offer tools for doing an assessment and making changes to save businesses money and reduce environmental impact.

For sufferer’s of Morgellons disease, what next?

Recent CDC report concludes Morgellons disease is not a disease at all. What next for those who identify with the condition?

Can Bike Sharing Benefit Small Business?

A bike-share program would help spur economic development in downtown Seattle, and benefit the environment. There are many challenges to implementing such a program.

Increase Profits by Reducing "fixed" Expenses

The first step in reducing "fixed" business expenses is measuring how much you are spending on what. Portfolio Manager is a tool for taking those measurements.

The Ice Storm: The Real Truth

So----I think it’s time to tell the truth about the reason the forecast was botched.

Shoreline, Innis Arden or "Shorelinnisarden?"

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Avoid Paying for Resources Twice

Any material that is not part of an end product or service, and therefore must be recycled or thrown away represents lost revenue.

So, Are We Shoreline or Innis Arden?

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Oh Oh!

The models-----yes the computer models that giveth and taketh away with no regard to our feelings are showing a major shift in the weather pattern starting on Sunday.

Your Business and the Value of a Tree

Trees add market value to property, provide services to communities and provide a positive business environment.

Rep Cindy Ryu's Video "Reaching for the American Dream" Selected for White House Top 20

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Four Huge Sequoias Cut at Shorecrest HS - Community Wonders Why?

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