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Chris Warth and Sally Collins’ flock of turkeys, destined for the Thanksgiving table.
The Tuskegee Airmen were dedicated, determine young men who enlisted to become…
On Nov. 10 Lopez Island School District and Lopez School Music Advocacy…
After years of research and public discussion, the San Juan County Council…
Left: Before the Shoal Bay restoration. Right: After the Shoal Bay restoration.
Internationally acclaimed concert pianist Jon Kimura Parker will perform a solo piano…
“Gratitude.” “Love.” “Passion.” “People.” These words create the motifs running throughout the…
Lopez Island’s own Richard Carter has been orchestrating the beauty of Shakespeare’s…
Seattle Bookfest announces the recent addition of several new authors and poets…
Do you wonder where your hard earned money goes? Would you like…
Lopez is famed for its population’s deep commitment to community involvement, and…
Though some teacher may have made you think that all poetry is…
Two Western Grebes participating in a courtship display.
Jeffrey Stonehill performing scenes from his Mark Twain presentation at the Lopez Island Senior Hamlet on Sept. 15.
Toenails and finger nails are made of a very hard protein called…
The Friends of the Lopez Island Library need books in good condition…
Sockeye salmon swim en masse up the Nushagak river in Alaska.
Two ways to harvest grain: David Zapalac’s cradle scythe and Gary Buffum’s combine.
The San Juan County Fair will host a giant Flea Market and…
Lynda Sellars and Connie Kyser show off the Toyota Carolla up for raffle at the annual Fall Festival.
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the third annual K-9 Carnival held Sun Sept. 20 on San Juan Island was a great success. With dazzling fall weather and over 300 people in attendance and around 100 dogs, the pooches were put through their paces in pie-eating and doing the foxtrot.
Energy Crisis: Solution from Space by Ralph Nansen.
Members of the James F. King family pose in this 1905 photo on the family farm in Friday Harbor. The farm was originally 445 acres and consisted of 300 fruit trees and grazing pastures for sheep and dairy cows. What remains of the farm is now home to the San Juan Historical Museum.
