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Feb 6, 2025 |
methowvalleynews.com | Sandra Strieby
Kraig Mott, who has studied and practiced karate for more than 30 years, is now offering classes in Okinawan Karate at the Methow Valley Community Center. As a teenager, Mott was drawn to martial arts practice after watching kung fu movies and “Batman” episodes on TV. He soon learned that karate is a demanding discipline requiring both mental and physical dedication. Although students often expect to master karate and quickly develop fighting prowess, “it doesn’t work that way,” said Mott.
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Jul 10, 2024 |
shelterforce.org | Sandra Strieby
A women’s club. A choir. A bus coalition. A rally-goer at the August 2023 mass gathering at Cincinnati City Hall sums it up with her sign. Photo courtesy of Cincinnati Action for Housing NowThose aren’t the types of groups you’d immediately think of as housing advocates, but in Cincinnati, they’re part of a diverse movement that’s fighting to make genuinely affordable housing widely available for the city’s lowest-income households.
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May 30, 2024 |
methowvalleynews.com | Sandra Strieby
Aim is to increase public safety and smoke readinessFederal and state agencies in Washington and Oregon are collaborating on two pilot projects intended to reduce the impacts of wildfire by increasing prescribed burning while minimizing the public health impacts of smoke exposure.
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Apr 25, 2024 |
methowvalleynews.com | Sandra Strieby
Revised Cub Creek Trailhead, new Devin’s Trail are in the worksThe Methow Valley Ranger District is inviting comments on a proposed trail project with two components: one in the Rendezvous area and the other at the base of Sandy Butte near Timberline Meadows.
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Apr 11, 2024 |
methowvalleynews.com | Sandra Strieby
Registration is now underway for variety of popular programsSummer camps are in high demand in the Methow Valley, and, true to form, local organizations and wisdom keepers have stepped up with a host of options. Camp gives young people a change of pace and a chance to experience new activities or refine their skills in new settings. Sports, nature, arts, history, self-discovery, and more provide fodder for exploration and creative engagement at close to two dozen different camps.
Journalists covering the same region
Don Nelson
Owner and Editor at Methow Valley News
Don Nelson primarily covers news in the North Cascades region of Washington State, United States, including areas around Skagit and Whatcom counties.
Elin Johnson
Editor at The Cordova Times
Elin Johnson primarily covers news in California, United States, including areas like San Diego and Los Angeles.
Marcy Stamper
Reporters & Photographers at Methow Valley News
Marcy Stamper primarily covers news in the North Cascades region of Washington State, United States, including areas around Skagit and Whatcom counties.
Zachariah Bryan
Assistant Metro Editor at Seattle Times
Zachariah Bryan primarily covers news in the Pacific Northwest region, including areas around Spokane and the North Cascades in Washington, United States.
Will Geschke
Multimedia Reporter at The News-Review
Will Geschke primarily covers news in Seattle, Washington, United States and surrounding areas.
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