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Publisher
Shafer Historical Museum
Pub. Date
2007.
Language
English
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Diana Hottell moved to the Methow Valley in 1972, thereby taking on the most engrossing endeavor of her life. Being totally unprepared for the Methow was perhaps an advantage. When she began writing feature stories for the Methow Valley News, she wrote with an augmented appreciation for the lives of those she interviewed. She observed, "This book is a quiet read for times when we need to remember that the human race still possesses at least a few...
Series
Arrowleaf planned destination resort volume 2
Publisher
Okanogan County Office of Planning and Development
Pub. Date
1995.
Language
English
Description
This document describes the environmental effects of the the Methow Valley Limited Liability Corporation's proposal to rezone the 1,126 acre site from the existing Methow Review District, Valley Floor - MRD 5 designation to Planned Destination Resort (PDR) and develop a year-round PDR with 690 dwelling unit equivalents.
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Super Commercial Club
Pub. Date
[1926?]
Language
English
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"Copy of a letter written by new settlers in the Methow Valley, Washington, to friends in their old home in the Middle West. Published by Super Commercial Club, representing local organizations of Pateros, Methow, Carlton, Twisp, Winthrop, Mazama." -- 1st & last pages of text
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Publisher
Globe Peqot Press
Pub. Date
[2001]
Language
English
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Extending from the forested North Cascade Mountains to the Columbia Basin desert, Washington's Methow Valley is home to an infinite number of mountain biking trails. Take your pick from screaming downhills to thigh-burning climbs. There is more trail in the Methow Valley than trail users, says author Steve Barnett.
Series
Arrowleaf planned destination resort volume 1
Language
English
Description
This document constitutes the Preliminary Development Plan and Program (PDPP) for the Arrowleaf Planned Destination Resort project (Arrowleaf) as required by the Okanogan County Zoning Ordinance - Planned Destination Resort District (PDR). -- excerpt from Introduction.
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