Archive for December 2015
Green Business: Sandstone Distillery Blends Tenino History with Unique Regional Industry
It’s at the end of a winding drive through the bucolic cattle pastures and alpaca farms of Tenino that you’ll find the large red, purpose-built warehouse encompassing Sandstone Distillery. What you might not know after stumbling upon it is that it’s Thurston County’s sole craft liquor production site, and the first to open there since…
Read MoreGreen and Healthy Homes Initiative
Info about Thurston Thrives and TCAT efforts to apply for GHHI…need more info…
Read MoreRazor clam digging delayed
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will not schedule any razor clam digs on ocean beaches in November due to elevated levels of marine toxins. Tests show that domoic acid levels on Washington beaches remain above the threshold (20 parts per million) set by state public health officials, said Dan Ayres, coastal shellfish manager…
Read MoreBatdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters boosts its commitment to solar power
Company flips the switch on 36 new solar panels atop its roasting and production facility. The panels are expected to generate about 10,000 kilowatts per year. About 15 years ago, Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters in Olympia installed its first solar panels, adding enough to the roof of its tasting room to power back up batteries…
Read MoreGrants ease drought hardships on Olympic Peninsula
Port Angeles utility to benefit; reclaimed water boosts Sequim creek flows. Read the full article at the Washington State Department of Ecology website.
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