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The Robert Gray Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in Hoquiam in 1903. The Chapter supports patriotic education in our schools. Each year certificates are awarded to one student from each participating Grays Harbor County school for their Youth Leadership. In addition we sponsor a Good Citizen Award and Scholarship program for Seniors.
Please join us in our endeavor to honor these students.
Donors’ names will be printed on the scholarship tea program held in the Spring at the Polson Museum.
Make donations to Robert Gray Chapter DAR %J. Smith 5811 Central Park Dr., Aberdeen, WA 98520

In 2009, shortly after its inception, Westport Winery hosted its first lecture on Kurt Cobain. At that time, his grandfather Leland was able to share his memories as well. He has passed, but his co-presenter that day, Jeff Burlingame, will return to Westport Winery on Sunday, March 23 from 3pm to 5pm for a personal appearance.
Jeff, an NAACP Image Award-winning author of more than 30 books, will be signing his most recent book, a biography for teens and adults titled, Kurt Cobain: Oh Well, Whatever, Nevermind. This insightful and carefully researched biography hit No.1 on Amazon’s teen sales charts on its release.
Burlingame also will sign two of his other titles: George Varnell: The Life and Times of a Pioneering Sportsman and Moon Olympic Peninsula, which has been the number one Olympic Peninsula book in the U.S. for 10 years. All these incredible reads can be purchased at the event, or you can bring your own copy for signing by this award-winning local author.
No reservations are required for Jeff Burlingam’s book signing. The winery will announce another book signing in May with a New York Times best-selling author.

Runners from throughout western Washington will be gathering April 12 for the first annual Lions Stride for Sight Olympia. Participants will step off at 9 a.m. along the Chehalis Western Trail.
With USTAF certified 5k and 10k courses and a family friendly one mile course, Stride for Sight offers options for hard core runners and beginners alike. Blind runners are welcome and the sighted partner/guide registers for free. The one mile course is free as well and open to runners, walkers or families with strollers.
Register by March 31 to enjoy early bird discount and guarantee your tshirt size. Learn more at https://olympiahostlions.org/stride-for-sight or register at https://runsignup.com/race/wa/lacey/strideforsight .
Sponsored by Olympia Host Lions and a long list of generous businesses, Stride for Sight will benefit the Lions Low Vision Resource Center, providing free loans of magnifying equipment and other devices for those with failing vision. The Low Vision Resource Center serves people throughout southwest Washington by appointment at 360 790-8667.

Runners from throughout western Washington will be gathering April 12 for the first annual Lions Stride for Sight Olympia. Participants will step off at 9 a.m. along the Chehalis Western Trail.
With USTAF certified 5k and 10k courses and a family friendly one mile course, Stride for Sight offers options for hard core runners and beginners alike. Blind runners are welcome and the sighted partner/guide registers for free. The one mile course is free as well and open to runners, walkers or families with strollers.
Register by March 31 to enjoy early bird discount and guarantee your tshirt size. Learn more at https://olympiahostlions.org/stride-for-sight or register at https://runsignup.com/race/wa/lacey/strideforsight .
Sponsored by Olympia Host Lions and a long list of generous businesses, Stride for Sight will benefit the Lions Low Vision Resource Center, providing free loans of magnifying equipment and other devices for those with failing vision. The Low Vision Resource Center serves people throughout southwest Washington by appointment at 360 790-8667.

The community has spoken and we are excited to bring back our legendary potluck for our Annual Meeting this year! Join the board and staff of the Community Farm Land Trust and enjoy amazing food in the company of others who are passionate about our community’s farmers, farmlands, and food system. Our potluck will begin at 5:30pm with live music and dancing at 7:30pm

Runners from throughout western Washington will be gathering April 12 for the first annual Lions Stride for Sight Olympia. Participants will step off at 9 a.m. along the Chehalis Western Trail.
With USTAF certified 5k and 10k courses and a family friendly one mile course, Stride for Sight offers options for hard core runners and beginners alike. Blind runners are welcome and the sighted partner/guide registers for free. The one mile course is free as well and open to runners, walkers or families with strollers.
Register by March 31 to enjoy early bird discount and guarantee your tshirt size. Learn more at https://olympiahostlions.org/stride-for-sight or register at https://runsignup.com/race/wa/lacey/strideforsight .
Sponsored by Olympia Host Lions and a long list of generous businesses, Stride for Sight will benefit the Lions Low Vision Resource Center, providing free loans of magnifying equipment and other devices for those with failing vision. The Low Vision Resource Center serves people throughout southwest Washington by appointment at 360 790-8667.

Runners from throughout western Washington will be gathering April 12 for the first annual Lions Stride for Sight Olympia. Participants will step off at 9 a.m. along the Chehalis Western Trail.
With USTAF certified 5k and 10k courses and a family friendly one mile course, Stride for Sight offers options for hard core runners and beginners alike. Blind runners are welcome and the sighted partner/guide registers for free. The one mile course is free as well and open to runners, walkers or families with strollers.
Register by March 31 to enjoy early bird discount and guarantee your tshirt size. Learn more at https://olympiahostlions.org/stride-for-sight or register at https://runsignup.com/race/wa/lacey/strideforsight .
Sponsored by Olympia Host Lions and a long list of generous businesses, Stride for Sight will benefit the Lions Low Vision Resource Center, providing free loans of magnifying equipment and other devices for those with failing vision. The Low Vision Resource Center serves people throughout southwest Washington by appointment at 360 790-8667.

Runners from throughout western Washington will be gathering April 12 for the first annual Lions Stride for Sight Olympia. Participants will step off at 9 a.m. along the Chehalis Western Trail.
With USTAF certified 5k and 10k courses and a family friendly one mile course, Stride for Sight offers options for hard core runners and beginners alike. Blind runners are welcome and the sighted partner/guide registers for free. The one mile course is free as well and open to runners, walkers or families with strollers.
Register by March 31 to enjoy early bird discount and guarantee your tshirt size. Learn more at https://olympiahostlions.org/stride-for-sight or register at https://runsignup.com/race/wa/lacey/strideforsight .
Sponsored by Olympia Host Lions and a long list of generous businesses, Stride for Sight will benefit the Lions Low Vision Resource Center, providing free loans of magnifying equipment and other devices for those with failing vision. The Low Vision Resource Center serves people throughout southwest Washington by appointment at 360 790-8667.

Runners from throughout western Washington will be gathering April 12 for the first annual Lions Stride for Sight Olympia. Participants will step off at 9 a.m. along the Chehalis Western Trail.
With USTAF certified 5k and 10k courses and a family friendly one mile course, Stride for Sight offers options for hard core runners and beginners alike. Blind runners are welcome and the sighted partner/guide registers for free. The one mile course is free as well and open to runners, walkers or families with strollers.
Register by March 31 to enjoy early bird discount and guarantee your tshirt size. Learn more at https://olympiahostlions.org/stride-for-sight or register at https://runsignup.com/race/wa/lacey/strideforsight .
Sponsored by Olympia Host Lions and a long list of generous businesses, Stride for Sight will benefit the Lions Low Vision Resource Center, providing free loans of magnifying equipment and other devices for those with failing vision. The Low Vision Resource Center serves people throughout southwest Washington by appointment at 360 790-8667.

Runners from throughout western Washington will be gathering April 12 for the first annual Lions Stride for Sight Olympia. Participants will step off at 9 a.m. along the Chehalis Western Trail.
With USTAF certified 5k and 10k courses and a family friendly one mile course, Stride for Sight offers options for hard core runners and beginners alike. Blind runners are welcome and the sighted partner/guide registers for free. The one mile course is free as well and open to runners, walkers or families with strollers.
Register by March 31 to enjoy early bird discount and guarantee your tshirt size. Learn more at https://olympiahostlions.org/stride-for-sight or register at https://runsignup.com/race/wa/lacey/strideforsight .
Sponsored by Olympia Host Lions and a long list of generous businesses, Stride for Sight will benefit the Lions Low Vision Resource Center, providing free loans of magnifying equipment and other devices for those with failing vision. The Low Vision Resource Center serves people throughout southwest Washington by appointment at 360 790-8667.

Runners from throughout western Washington will be gathering April 12 for the first annual Lions Stride for Sight Olympia. Participants will step off at 9 a.m. along the Chehalis Western Trail.
With USTAF certified 5k and 10k courses and a family friendly one mile course, Stride for Sight offers options for hard core runners and beginners alike. Blind runners are welcome and the sighted partner/guide registers for free. The one mile course is free as well and open to runners, walkers or families with strollers.
Register by March 31 to enjoy early bird discount and guarantee your tshirt size. Learn more at https://olympiahostlions.org/stride-for-sight or register at https://runsignup.com/race/wa/lacey/strideforsight .
Sponsored by Olympia Host Lions and a long list of generous businesses, Stride for Sight will benefit the Lions Low Vision Resource Center, providing free loans of magnifying equipment and other devices for those with failing vision. The Low Vision Resource Center serves people throughout southwest Washington by appointment at 360 790-8667.

Runners from throughout western Washington will be gathering April 12 for the first annual Lions Stride for Sight Olympia. Participants will step off at 9 a.m. along the Chehalis Western Trail.
With USTAF certified 5k and 10k courses and a family friendly one mile course, Stride for Sight offers options for hard core runners and beginners alike. Blind runners are welcome and the sighted partner/guide registers for free. The one mile course is free as well and open to runners, walkers or families with strollers.
Register by March 31 to enjoy early bird discount and guarantee your tshirt size. Learn more at https://olympiahostlions.org/stride-for-sight or register at https://runsignup.com/race/wa/lacey/strideforsight .
Sponsored by Olympia Host Lions and a long list of generous businesses, Stride for Sight will benefit the Lions Low Vision Resource Center, providing free loans of magnifying equipment and other devices for those with failing vision. The Low Vision Resource Center serves people throughout southwest Washington by appointment at 360 790-8667.