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Loving Life on the Water as a Port of Olympia Liveaboard Resident - ThurstonTalk (opens the original)
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Many of us daydream about a free, nomadic lifestyle. But some actually take the plunge, with nearly 350,000 Americans opting to live in boats or RVs according to recent Census data. Locally, the Port of Olympia welcomes liveaboard residents to enjoy the glories of the Pacific Northwest because, as they say, in Olympia It’s The Water. If you’re a boat owner looking to be rocked to sleep by the tides on a nightly basis, check out Swantown Marina & Boatworks amenities and options, then put your nam
From Ideas to Inventions: Discover Lacey MakerSpace at the Festival of Sparks - ThurstonTalk (opens the original)
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On the Saint Martin’s University campus in the shadow of Old Main’s iconic façade, you’ll find the bustling Lacey MakerSpace, a community where artists, entrepreneurs, students, small business owners and makers turn ideas into reality. Saint Martin’s University has been home to Lacey MakerSpace since 2019, when the workshop opened through a partnership among the University, the City of Lacey and the Thurston Economic Development Council. The Lacey MakerSpace is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit workshop tha
Penrose Physical Therapy Helps With Chronic Pain of EDS - ThurstonTalk (opens the original)
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Every human body has its own quirks. These often make treatment and recovery plans as unique as we are. Melissa Petersen had issues with the tendons in her left leg, both elbows and right shoulder. But these were exacerbated by having hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), a disorder that causes joint instability, slow healing, fragile connective tissue and chronic pain. Dr. Kindra McDougall has worked with Petersen across several clinical locations and they reunited again at Penrose. “When m
Groups Have LOTTs of Fun Visiting Downtown Olympia’s WET Science Center - ThurstonTalk (opens the original)
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When you’re a kid, nothing is more exciting than school field trip days. And if you were a kid in Thurston County, odds are the convoy of school buses dropped you outside the LOTT Clean Water Alliance’s WET Science Center in downtown Olympia. LOTT partners with schools and groups for hands-on learning year-round. But their informative tours and group visits aren’t just for public school students, there are many different ways you can visit LOTT. Siri Nelson, LOTT’s education program manager, say
September Honors Annual Boggs Inspection Services Fundraiser - ThurstonTalk (opens the original)
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Every September, Boggs Inspection Services hosts a fundraiser for the Rachel Lynn Henley Foundation. With every commercial or residential inspection throughout the month, they’ll contribute to the Foundation, as well as spread the word about this amazing, supportive group of tireless individuals. No family anticipates dealing with childhood cancer. While still relatively rare, cancer numbers in kids have risen over the last few decades. However, thanks to research and development, five-year surv
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