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There was a new idea that sparked a revolution. The revolution built an automotive plant – that created a charge – that jolted the battery – that powered the controller – that revved the motor – that engaged the steering- that rotated the wheels – that moved the car – that carried the parents – […] Read more

Are visions of sugarplums dancing in your head? Then bring your family to Centennial Hall this Christmas season to experience the splendor of Tchaikovsky’s holiday ballet, “The Nutcracker”, featuring the talents of the Royal Dance Academy and the Symphony Orchestra. Be entertained by the magic and power of this classic holiday ballet for one night […] Read more

The Olympic Peninsula boasts the only designated wilderness coastline in the nation, the only wild temperate rainforest in North America, a spectacular glaciated mountain range, and a rich Native American heritage! Hike through different ecosystems returning each night to lodges, b&b’s, and great cuisine. Spend a day on a Northwest Native American reservation learning about […] Read more

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