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Saratoga Passage, island County, WA

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Island County, WA

Mongolian beef, zucchini noodles, pineapple, and stir-fried veggies. This delicious, low-carb, dinner comes together in under 30 minutes! More at Cooking Mamas ➜

Artist, Stan Kurth, is the 2023 juror for the show.
Venue: Matzke Fine Art Gallery and Sculpture Park , 2345 Blanche Way, Camano Island, WA 98282. 360-387-2759.
Awards Reception: Oct. 28, 2023, 2:30-5:00, Potluck party starts at 5:00.       

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When: Monday, October 30th
Sessions: 10am and 2:30pm
Address: 1220 116th Ave NE, Suite 200 Free Parking: in front of building or the level marked 1220 only

We'll cover Social Security and Medicare eligibility - including how and when to enroll, the different parts of Medicare: A, B, C & D, and general information about Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement (aka Medigap), stand alone prescription drug plans and more.

This is an educational event. A licensed sales representative will be present with information only; there will be no sales activity. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has neither reviewed nor endorsed this information.

"For accommodations of persons with special needs at meetings, call (206) 569-5415. Light snacks will be provided. Space is limited. RSVP (optional): please call or text (206) 569-5415 or email:  loy@sudergroup.com or erin@sudergroup.com

"My teachers and my parents and the TV shows of my youth kept telling us kids that the way to deal with bullies was to confront them, they’re actually, deep down, nothing but cowards. My family moved north from Georgia to Milwaukee when I was 13, a radical transition from semi-rural living to urban discomfort. My junior high school had the usual mix of cliques with one exception, the hoods, guyz who dressed up as gangsters to celebrate Valentine’s Day, the Massacre. Nice bunch, kept switchblade knives on themselves and guns in their lockers. Welcome to the city, Farm Boy!"  More at The Skeeter Daddle Diaries ➜  

"I read in the news the other day that the average kid text messages 200 times per day.  You might be skeptical of that number … unless you’ve sat in a room with some of these nimble fingerers.  They will ignore an incoming meteor before they put down their I-phone or whatever device their parents have empowered them with.  Hell, I even see the folks now just as addicted, drifting off from our conversation to check an incoming text message." More at The Skeeter Daddle Diaries ➜