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Double Bluff Marguerite Brons Patmore Pit Clover Valley Technical ParkVicki Lange is our behind-the-scenes volunteer coordinator who keeps us all moving in the right direction. Thanks, Vicki!
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GOOD NEWS!
Watch the web site and the kiosk at your local dog park to see when and where we will be selling the reusable shopping bags with the FETCH! logo.
These fabulous reusable bags are small enough to fit in your pocket, purse, or glove box. They come with a carabiner which easily hooks to a key chain, backpack, or belt loop. They hold up to 25 lbs. of cool stuff and they are machine washable. They combine FASHION, FUNCTION, and FETCH!
Island County ROCKS!
The county is planning a number of projects to make our parks even more awesome than they already are! Projects planned include repairing fencing at Brons, wood chips at the entrance gate to Patmore, running a water line into Patmore, and re-orienting the kiosk at Double Bluff to make the signage and poop bags more obvious to visitors.
We'll Miss You Caber
Not many dogs have their own business card, but Caber was no ordinary dog. He was a German Shorthaired Pointer, named for the long poles men toss end over end at the Scottish Games. If you have ever been to Double Bluff, there’s a good chance you've run into him there, because he was at the beach every day, rain or shine. Running full speed and letting his guardians, Mitch and Karen, pass out his business card with maps of our parks and website address on the back to educate visitors about FETCH, he was a great ambassador for our parks.
He was a beautiful dog, with long legs and a stride that, in his younger years, let him run far and effortlessly. But being a pointer, when not running full bore he could stand completely still, pointing the birds or even small fish swimming in the pools at Double Bluff. He was a gentle soul who was always happy and never mean. Our hearts go out to Mitch and Karen at their loss.