Dry Creek Streamkeepers started monitoring a limited number of sites in the Summer of 2005.  More sites were added in 2006 with a total of five today.  Several sites do not have water flowing during the Summer to Fall months and sometimes in the Spring depending on rainfall.  The attached table contains all the flow measurements from the Summer of 2005 to the Fall of 2007.  2008 flow data is available on request and will be published at the end of the year.2005-2007_Flow_Measurements.pdf

Dry Creek Streamkeepers started monitoring a limited number of sites in the Summer of 2005.  More sites were added in 2006 with a total of five today.  Several sites do not have water flowing during the Summer to Fall months and sometimes in the Spring depending on rainfall.  The attached table contains all the water chemistry results from the Summer of 2005 to the Fall of 2007.  2008 water chemistry is available upon request and will be published at the end of year.

2005-2007_Dry_Creek_Water_Chemistry_Results.pdf

This is a link to a foreign view of community gardening.  http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/New-Guide-To-Getting-Getting-An-Allotment-Plot-And-Growing-Your-Own-Vegetables/Article/200902315225283?lpos=UK_News_Third_Home_Page_Feature_Teaser_Region_0&lid=ARTICLE_15225283_New_Guide_To_Getting_Getting_An_Allotm

A third Community Garden meeting was held on Feb 17, 2009 at the Dry Creek Grange.
Five persons expressed intent to participate in this Community Garden effort.
Harley Oien and O.E. Byerley will proceed with finding approximately 3,600 square feet of garden space, fence, soil test, source water and plow the soil for start of gardening early May.
Participation is closed to additional gardeners for this year.  Membership for garden plots will be opened again early next year.
We thank those who expressed interest and hope that this garden project will be of value to participants.

A third meeting of persons interested in a Community Garden is scheduled for 7pm, Tuesday, Feb 17, 2009 in the basement of the Dry Creek Grange.

Please review the following attachment for information on the Community Garden GardenMtgFeb1709.pdf

Interest persons should be prepared to commit to the garden at this meeting as we must proceed with lease of a plot of land, membership in the Grange applications, soil testing, plowing, fencing, water access for irrigation prior to the start of gardening early May.

The attachment contains particulars relating to your community garden.

This information and sign-up sheet was developed by a member of the Community Garden exploratory committee and provides good information regarding this project.
Community_Garden_Info_and_Sign_Up.pdf

A committee of Dry Creek Grange and Port Angeles area residents is exploring establishment of a Community Garden under the sponsorship of the Dry Creek Grange

Dry Creek Elementary School was built in 1997 and hosts grades K-6.

The Dry Creek Elementary site is being developed to provide up-to-date information about what is happening in our local school.