August Lunch Program Listings
08/06 Casey Reeter will speak about the Wilderbee farm and
meadery
Mead
is
an
ancient
wine
made
from
honey.
Their
mission,
the
craft,
art,
and
science
of
what
they
make.
They
raise
an
ancient
Roman
sheep
breed
which
kept
the
Ronan’s
warm
in
winter,
sell
the
wool
to
weavers,
teach
pottery,
create
bird
and
bat
houses,
keep
honey
bees,
raise
lavender
and
incredible
flowers
blueberries
and
other
things.
Very
scientific
in
their
approach
to
soil
science
and
plants
and animals.
08/13 Jeff Randall Olympic Peninsula YMCA.
J
eff
will
describe
a
plan
to
replace
Jefferson
County's
only
public
pool
at
Mountain
View
Commons
with
a
modern
multi-use
aquatic
facility
and
community
wellness
center
that
would
be
built
with
a
mix
of
private
and
public
funds
and
operated
by
the
Olympic
Peninsula
YMCA.
This
effort
involves
multiple
local
partners
including
the
City
of
Port
Townsend,
Jefferson
Healthcare,
the
Port
Townsend
School
District,
and
Jefferson
County.
The
current
pool
was
built
in
1962.
The
new
facility
is
proposed
to be completed by 2022.
Service Above Self
08/27 “Youth Protection: A Shared Responsibility”
Mike Cloutier,
Mike
will
update
our
club
about
district
policies
and
club
requirements
to ensure that all young people in our programs are safe.
08/20 CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATE FORUM
Amy
Howard
currently
serves
on
the
Port
Townsend
City
Council
in
Position
6.
She
is
the
Chair
of
the
Finance
and
Budget
Committee,
serves
on
the
Housing
and
Rules
Committees,
and
is
the
city
representative to the OlyCAP Board of Directors.
Bernie
Arthur
arrived
in
Port
Townsend
23
years
ago
and
began
building
and
selling
boats.
He
also
is
a
Realtor.
Arthur
said
he
has
served
on
several
advisory boards for the city and the schools.
David Faber is a 1st term member of the Port
Townsend City Council and an attorney working
predominantly with wills, trusts, and estates for
residents of Jefferson County. He was raised in Port
Townsend, graduating Port Townsend High School in
2001. David received a Bachelor of Arts from the
Evergreen State College in Olympia in 2007,
graduated Cum Laude from Seattle University
School of Law in 2012,
August Lunch Program Listings
Service Above Self
08/13 Jeff Randall Olympic Peninsula YMCA.
J
eff
will
describe
a
plan
to
replace
Jefferson
County's
only
public
pool
at
Mountain
View
Commons
with
a
modern
multi-use
aquatic
facility
and
community
wellness
center
that
would
be
built
with
a
mix
of
private
and
public
funds
and
operated
by
the
Olympic
Peninsula
YMCA.
This
effort
involves
multiple
local
partners
including
the
City
of
Port
Townsend,
Jefferson
Healthcare,
the
Port
Townsend
School
District,
and
Jefferson
County.
The
current
pool
was
built
in
1962.
The
new
facility
is
proposed
to be completed by 2022.
08/20 CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATE FORUM
Amy
Howard
currently
serves
on
the
Port
Townsend
City
Council
in
Position
6.
She
is
the
Chair
of
the
Finance
and
Budget
Committee,
serves
on
the
Housing
and
Rules
Committees,
and
is
the
city
representative to the OlyCAP Board of Directors.
Bernie
Arthur
arrived
in
Port
Townsend
23
years
ago
and
began
building
and
selling
boats.
He
also
is
a
Realtor.
Arthur
said
he
has
served
on
several
advisory boards for the city and the schools.
David Faber is a 1st term member of the Port
Townsend City Council and an attorney working
predominantly with wills, trusts, and estates for
residents of Jefferson County. He was raised in Port
Townsend, graduating Port Townsend High School in
2001. David received a Bachelor of Arts from the
Evergreen State College in Olympia in 2007,
graduated Cum Laude from Seattle University
School of Law in 2012,
08/27 “Youth Protection: A Shared Responsibility”
Mike Cloutier,
Mike
will
update
our
club
about
district
policies
and
club
requirements
to ensure that all young people in our programs are safe.
August Lunch Program Listings
Service Above Self
08/06 Casey Reeter will speak about the Wilderbee farm and
meadery
Mead
is
an
ancient
wine
made
from
honey.
Their
mission,
the
craft,
art,
and
science
of
what
they
make.
They
raise
an
ancient
Roman
sheep
breed
which
kept
the
Ronan’s
warm
in
winter,
sell
the
wool
to
weavers,
teach
pottery,
create
bird
and
bat
houses,
keep
honey
bees,
raise
lavender
and
incredible
flowers
blueberries
and
other
things.
Very
scientific
in
their
approach
to
soil
science
and
plants
and animals.
08/13 Jeff Randall Olympic Peninsula YMCA.
J
eff
will
describe
a
plan
to
replace
Jefferson
County's
only
public
pool
at
Mountain
View
Commons
with
a
modern
multi-use
aquatic
facility
and
community
wellness
center
that
would
be
built
with
a
mix
of
private
and
public
funds
and
operated
by
the
Olympic
Peninsula
YMCA.
This
effort
involves
multiple
local
partners
including
the
City
of
Port
Townsend,
Jefferson
Healthcare,
the
Port
Townsend
School
District,
and
Jefferson
County.
The
current
pool
was
built
in
1962.
The
new
facility
is
proposed
to be completed by 2022.
08/20 CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATE FORUM
Amy
Howard
currently
serves
on
the
Port
Townsend
City
Council
in
Position
6.
She
is
the
Chair
of
the
Finance
and
Budget
Committee,
serves
on
the
Housing
and
Rules
Committees,
and
is
the
city
representative to the OlyCAP Board of Directors.
Bernie
Arthur
arrived
in
Port
Townsend
23
years
ago
and
began
building
and
selling
boats.
He
also
is
a
Realtor.
Arthur
said
he
has
served
on
several
advisory boards for the city and the schools.
David Faber is a 1st term member of the Port
Townsend City Council and an attorney working
predominantly with wills, trusts, and estates for
residents of Jefferson County. He was raised in Port
Townsend, graduating Port Townsend High School in
2001. David received a Bachelor of Arts from the
Evergreen State College in Olympia in 2007,
graduated Cum Laude from Seattle University
School of Law in 2012,
08/27 “Youth Protection: A Shared Responsibility”
Mike Cloutier,
Mike
will
update
our
club
about
district
policies
and
club
requirements
to ensure that all young people in our programs are safe.
