As the days grow longer and warmer, the birds start to sing…
Editor’s note: The printed version of this article called the program in…
San Juan County has issued permits for 1,002 vacation rentals, according to…
For some island students, it’s been 11 months since they walked the…
Thousands of tremors rattled under Vancouver Island between Jan. 26 and Feb.…
One of the most disheartening things I’ve witnessed since I began this…
Ridership aboard Washington State Ferries dropped 41 percent from the previous year…
1. COVID in San Juan County It would not be a recap…
San Juan County’s newly-elected County Counselors are ready to begin their tenure.…
The islands may be marketed as pristine and untouched by human hands,…
‘Tis the season for giving, and in a year unlike any most…
Between September 2019 and September 2020, the number of employed people in…
A new case of COVID on Lopez was added to the San…
There have now been 63 confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported in the…
COVID-19 cases are rising — globally, nationally, in the state and in…
Christine Minney and Cindy Wolf won the November 2020 election to represent…
The San Juan Islands are heavily and densely forested. Because of this,…
Nearly two years after a Friday Harbor flagger was struck by a…
Their reasons for running are as diverse as their personal backgrounds. The…
This October is the 26th annual celebration of LGBTQ+ History Month in the United States.
The Navy’s Growlers have been a bane of many Lopezians for nearly a decade.
After two months and withstanding three vandalizations, the signs memorializing Black lives lost on Lopez are gone. In a ceremony of respect, community members gathered to remove the painted signs along the side of Fisherman Bay Road on Sept. 6.
The moratorium on marijuana production and processing will lift after being in place for a year and a half.
Eighty-six percent of San Juan County’s demand for child care is met…
The ferries occasionally running behind in the summer is something islanders are accustomed to.
Four of the islands’ elected officials held a meeting to discuss the state of the islands.
Update: Another case of COVID was confirmed on Orcas on Aug. 17.…
A Lopez Island man said he attempted to destroy a Black Lives…
It’s been nearly two years to the day since Tahlequah, J35, carried…
An informal survey performed by San Juan County’s COVID-19 Emergency Operations Center…
Keep away from marine mammals — for both your safety and theirs.…
San Juan County will remain in Phase Two for the foreseeable future.…
Editor’s note: On July 22, a new case was identified on Orcas…
We first met when we were 15 years old. We dated when…
Eight people are vying for two positions on the San Juan County…
Washington State Ferries is not immune to COVID-19, according to Amy Scarton.…
The Southern resident orcas waited until the very end of June to…
Being on a small island off the shores of Washington state has…
After nearly six weeks without a new COVID-19 case in San Juan…
As of June 1, San Juan County has incurred $618,686.87 in COVID-19…
