Join us Saturday February 2nd @ 3pm at the Clinton Community Hall. Local broadcaster and historian Feliks Banel explores our region’s darkest weather days and most infamous storms. With archival photos, radio, and TV clips, Banel takes us back in time to hear stories of those who survived some of the worst Pacific Northwest weather in […]
Month: January 2019
Community Hall Septic System Needs Your Help!
Installation has started for the new septic system! Our fabulous community has rallied their support and we’ve nearly reached our $15,000 fundraising goal. The final push to our goal as we start the work will give us the funds we need to pay for the work. We can do it! We have set up a […]
Celebrate Martin Luther King Day with song!
“Free at last, free at last…” was the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King for his people. His voice was one of the uncounted millions throughout history who have spoken out against injustice. Come and sing along with Bryan Stratton songs that have been sung throughout time by those who have been marginalized and by […]
Support the Clinton Library. Saturday Jan 19 Book Sale
You know what to expect at the Used Book Sale organized by the Friends of the Clinton Library. Great deals on books that will entertain, inform, or teach you a new skill! Bring the kids and nurture their love of reading. Let them pick from a wide selection of great books for children. There is something […]
Civil Conversations in an Angry Age
At what point does a conversation become a battle? Why do some opinions inflame our emotions, leading to anger, fights, and even the end of relationships with family and friends? Philosopher David E. Smith takes a deep look at those moments when civility breaks down. By mapping the structure of how we converse, and digging […]