I'm sitting here at the EN Valley Farmers Market in Everson. Weather is perfect, nice turnout of vendors, and we have some really good music in the park.
The star of this market though is the best fish and chips you can get anywhere from local, native caught fish.
We also have a smoothie vendor making delicious smoothies, and there is Ballistic Brew for your coffee fix.
Come support your local farmers and have a wonderful, family friendly time!
If you know you know. Reddit has been getting upset with me lately and has been flagging my posts as spam so I'm refraining from posting my usual spiel. Hopefully this condensed version doesn't nuke my account.
If you're interested in my mission you can check out my previous posts on my account or follow the Rainier for Robert subreddit I made at Rainier for Robert.
Number 20. Bandera Mountain has been bagged. Little Bandera Mountain doesn't count, I already did it.
If you regularly drive, bike, walk, roll or catch transit along Guide Meridian (SR 539) or Badger Road (SR 546), we'd like to hear from you.
We're in the early planning stages for paving projects scheduled for 2028, and because these projects include Complete Streets requirements, we're looking for feedback on how people use these corridors today and where there may be opportunities to improve things for everyone who travels through the area.
Visual of where repaving would occur on SR 539 and SR 546
The projects include:
Repaving about 2 miles of SR 539 between Bay Lyn Drive and the SR 546 interchange.
Repaving nearly 2.5 miles of SR 546 between Vinup Road and the SR 539 interchange (excluding recently completed fish passage areas).
The online questionnaire is open through Wednesday, July 1 and is available in both English and Spanish. You can answer a few questions about your travel habits and leave comments about the corridor.
Whether you commute through the area every day or only travel it occasionally, your feedback helps us better understand how these roads are used before design work moves forward.
Details:Â Content is available in English and Spanish
Free, temporary internet access may be available to those who do not have broadband services. Washington state's open data portal has created a map of public libraries offering drive up Wi-Fi, including locations, hours and contact information.Â
hey guys! I posted on here the other day about a short film me and my friends made for the GFP @ the Pickford and the cat’s finally out of the bag! again, not blatantly PNW, but very much so in visual spirit :)
everything about this project down to the creative process felt very emotionally freeing (restrictions resulting from the GFP aside) and to be able to share this with the world as it is now feels great ! but this being made the way it was, it felt a lot more for us than for anyone else. still, it’d be great to show it off!
i’d love to hear general comments or even feedback for the future . and yes we had no budget aha so not too much on us!!! we can only do so much as teens 🥹 but for what it’s worth, I’m happy with what we have :)
and yes you can log it on Letterboxd ! please do !
