Chimacum Grange

Wednesday, February 7, 2018

Free All Ages dance at the Grange Friday 2/9 7 pm

Monday, October 30, 2017

Garage Sale at the Grange Nov 4th: Supporting Olympic Neighbors

Thursday, October 5, 2017

Community Signing Circle at the Chimacum Grange: Sounding Joy

Repeat Thursday evenings throughout October and November finds the Grange Hall full of harmonious voices singing simple and inclusive songs. $10 per person donation supports the facilitators of this healing group.

Chimacum Water Year Update by local resident Al Latham

HAPPY NEW WATER YEAR!

Water Year runs from Oct 1 – Sept 30. “The term "water year" in reports that deal with surface-water supply is defined as the 12-month period October 1, for any given year through September 30, of the following year.”

Here’s the report from the slightly off center (5.1 mi. south of Chimacum) “Community Collaborative Rain Hail Snow” station www.cocorahs.org for September and the 2017 water year.

September precip was 0.88” with the average here being 1.4”

Water year total was 39.39” with 35” being the average.

The NOAA Climate Prediction Center for October is quite specific J: “Equal probability of above normal, normal or below normal precipitation and temperature”. How’s that for hedging their bets! For October through December they indicate higher than normal temperature with maybe higher than normal precipitation.

Next report in November, weather or not! Al Latham

Tuesday, May 23, 2017

Local Art Students Display Chimacum Heritage Newsletter Logo's at the Grange

ROOTS in Chimacum Workshop on May 9th brought local high school Art Teacher Gary Coyan and his advanced art students to the Grange to display their iconic Chimacum images in logos created for their school art's newsletter Chimacum Heritage. This team of talented students will be leading a mural art project to celebrate the Chimacum Grange's 2018 Centennial celebration- capturing 100 years of history in Chimacum. The group donated these beautiful images which will be framed and on display at the Grange for years to come.

From Left to Right: Maisy Simon, Kelle Settje, editor of Heritage not the logo artist, Ellis Coyan, Gary Coyan, Kaitlyn Edje, Cierra Cabanilla, Ariel Sanchez.