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Skagit Valley Through the Lens of Sarah Walls

Skagit Valley Through the Lens of Sarah Walls

Come celebrate the beauty of Skagit Valley with photographer Sarah Walls of Cedarbrook Studio. Sarah is our neighbor, residing right here in Shelter Bay.  Have you met her?  You may have enjoyed her work. Winner of the 2025 La Conner Daffodil Festival Photo Contest,...
Planning for Power Outages

Planning for Power Outages

Our five-hour power outage on Dec 17 was an irritating reminder that winter has us in its grip, with rain, wind, floods, landslides, power outages, and road closures. Most of us can manage a short outage: dress warmly, don’t leave the refrigerator door open, and so on...
Managing Storm Drainage

Managing Storm Drainage

With the recent heavy rains, now’s a good time to review Shelter Bay’s requirements concerning drainage. From the Covenants, Article IV.12. Drainage: “No change in the natural drainage shall be made by any lot owner without prior approval from the committee...
Being Happy and Growing Older

Being Happy and Growing Older

Let’s talk about finding happiness while celebrating the passage of time. We’ll share what science and research say about happiness, look at some of the happiest places in the world and what they do well, and talk about how our society supports an aging population....

Important Issues in Men’s Health

Two physicians from Island Health, Dr. Paul Hammer and Dr. Brock Boehm, will discuss issues that men don’t often talk about. The topics will concentrate on mental health and physical health and questions are encouraged. Dr. Paul Hammer, MD specializes in general adult...
Third Annual Polar Plunge Jan 1

Third Annual Polar Plunge Jan 1

Join us for Shelter Bay’s New Year’s Day 3rd Annual Polar Plunge, Thursday January 1. 12:30 p.m. at Martha’s Beach. Shelter Bay residents requested, and Social & Recreation (SRC) rallied to offer. SRC will provide hot cocoa for participants and spectators.   In...