BOEALPS 2021 Executive Board Election

»Posted on Dec 19, 2020

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the 2021 Board election has been temporarily paused.  The Board requested a waiver from Boeing Recreation to postpone the election, in order to allow the circumstances to be resolved.  The waiver was granted, which stipulates that the election be held and the new board be announced to the membership no later than March 9th, 2021.


BOEALPS Operations Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

»Posted on Nov 20, 2020

At this time, BOEALPS is not hosting or sponsoring any in person classes or activities.  We review the COVID situation at each board meeting, and also when significant changes in protocols from government or Boeing Recreation are released. Stay safe and healthy !


BOEALPS 2020 Photo Contest

»Posted on Nov 16, 2020

Submissions are now being accepted for the photo contest ! Until November 30th, you can submit one photo per category, with voting to take place between Dec. 7th-14th. Winners will be announced during a virtual ceremony on Dec. 17th. Get all the details on the photo contest page.


BOEALPS Virtual Event: Screening of “Dirtbag – The Legend of Fred Beckey”

»Posted on Nov 13, 2020

WATCH DIRTBAG: THE LEGEND OF FRED BECKEY (virtually!)

Thursday, November 19th 7PM (until ~9:30PM)

Our longtime club member Ambrose Bittner was a friend of Fred’s, and will be sharing stories!

On 11/19:

  1. Join the Google Meet meeting; meet.google.com/mfv-mrfa-qbk
  2. Once in the Google Meet, we will provide the link to the WatchParty (please note you’ll need Amazon Prime (or a friend’s 🙂) and be viewing from within the US, and probably a laptop (I don’t think roku/chromecast etc. will work))
  3. Get your popcorn ready, but don’t get any of the butter on your down bag, it is very difficult to wash out!

2020 ACC Cancelled

»Posted on May 10, 2020

We are sad to announce that BOEALPS Alpine Climbing Class is cancelled for 2020.  But we plan to resume the ACC class in 2021 (conditions allowing), and are excited for next year!
 
For the second half of March and all of April we saw consistent slow improvement in the COVID-19 Trends in Washington that had the potential to allow our state to recover enough to proceed with a delayed ACC this summer.  But that improvement trend leveled off at about double the ‘confirmed cases per day’ level we were hoping for, and the latest data now is unfortunately suggesting the start of a resurgence of cases as people have relaxed their behavior back to old norms… instead of the continued improvement we needed to responsibly proceed with the class.
 
Russell & Kala
ACC Head Instructors