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		Chamber of Commerce: http://www.soaplakecoc.org The Giant Lava Lamp Soap Lake will soon be the home of the world's largest - 50' high - mechanical Lava Lamp. Visit http://www.giantlavalamp.com to learn more. The Soap Lake Conservancy http://www.thelake.org/ is a group whose members have worked actively to promote and protect the environment in and around the lake. The Conservancy has worked with the Washington State Department of Natural Resources and has hosted several scholarly conferences for scientists presenting information on environmental and natural resource issues related to the water and geology. The Conservancy also actively pursued the interest of university scientists who applied for and received a National Science Foundation Grant to study Soap Lake. http://www.cwu.edu/~relation/pr-july17-02.html An article about the research project appeared in the Seattle Post Intelligencer in August 2002. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/81641_soap07.shtml As of summer 2004, the grant provides the scientists two more years of study. No small town in rural America could be blessed with a more dedicated and hard working troupe of performing artists. Soap Lake is home to one of the longest running small theaters in the state of Washington. The Masquers Theater held their first performance in a run down building on Main street, 25 years ago. Today, they hold performances in a brand new theater built with funds donated by patrons of theater arts. It is run by volunteers. http://www.masquers.com Dr. Sigrid Penrod, a licensed naturopathic physician conducts a clinic every other week in Soap Lake. She can be contacted through her clinic in Bellevue, Washington at (425) 451-0107 for appointments in Bellevue or at her Soap Lake Clinic. Dr. Penrod will open a new clinic downtown Soap Lake in the summer of 2005. Check http://www.drpenrod.com for further information.
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History Buffs     If you like history and want to learn more about this incredible mineral sea in the heart of Washington, order the Soap Lake documentary: Dirt Roads, Beachscapes and Bygone Days: A Window to Soap Lake’s Past     More Details
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