Entries by steheritage
November 2017 – getting ready for winter
I once read an essay that a Stehekin School student had written about November. It was a short piece and it was not intended to be an amusing composition, but […]
Historical Events to Remember…reprinted from the 2009 Guidebook
“As the chickens were busy gobbling up the pancakes and oatmeal on the porch table and dad was running around like a wild man, your mom was making her entry […]
Reasons for reopening the Upper Stehekin Valley Road
Promises: Legislation – public access for all – public safety – valley culture and heritage “Because opening the Upper Stehekin Valley Road is in keeping with the intention of all […]
A Plea to Protect Stehekin’s Private Land Base
Calling for an end to further NPS land aquisition, Tom and Liz Courtney, members of a subcommittee of Stehekin Heritage, presented the following on Janaury 10, 2011, at the NPS LLP […]
Jim Nicol – Pioneer of Upper Lake Chelan
Born and raised near Frankfort, Kentucky, Jim Nicol, with his hometown friend Lee Church, migrated west arriving at Chelan, Washington in October 1893. In their late thirties, both men had […]
Thank you for the support
Friday, April 28th, was the last day to submit responses to the Grizzly Bear Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS). Stehekin Heritage thanks all who used the “Grizzly Bear Information Library” […]
Grizzly -Letters in response to DEIS
**April 28th, 2017 was the final day to respond to the Draft Environmental Impact Statement concerning the appropriateness of helicoptering grizzly bears into the North Cascades. The issue of Grizzly […]
Action Items
**April 28th, 2017 was the final day to respond to the Draft Environmental Impact Statement concerning the appropriateness of helicoptering grizzly bears into the North Cascades. The issue of Grizzly […]