What’s new? | Editorial
The Journal welcomes the Brickworks and the Byways Bus to the long list of attractions and amenities that all of us can use and enjoy.
More than memories in job well done | Guest Column
Here in Friday Harbor, a group of wonderful nurses at the public health department are always there to help mums with their new-born babies, give endless flu shots in winter, and quickly respond to any disease outbreaks.
Positive Politics
Steve's blog Positive Politics by Steve Wehrly 1. The Journal has given me this opportunity to write my own commentary. These comments do not represent the opinions or positions of the Journal. Positive Politics is my opinion. And please don't mistake my opinion for news - although you will find items that are not reported...
Patients’ rights at the crossroads | Opinion
Lax enforcement of state law puts access to healthcare at risk; time for change
Profile: Artist finds home in Sun Rise | Guest Column
Artist Chinmayo has a new canvas to decorate in SJCLT neighborhood
How are we doing? First quarter revenue backslide | Guest Column
Retail sales were up, statewide, in the first three months of the year, but not so in the San Juan Islands
Job well done in Olympia? Apparently so | Editorial
Following just a few short months after the Deep Sea fiasco in Penn Cove, legislation passed this session will help local governments and ports deal with abandoned and derelict vessels, to the benefit of the bays and water of the San Juan archipelago.
Journal political cartoon; May 29 edition | Opinion
Cartoon musings on local news and events are published periodically in the Journal of the San Juan Islands, and periodically on SanJuanJournal.com.
Broadband plan sits on shaky ground | Guest Column
Is OPALCO ready for battle in a cutthroat business? We don’t think so
How will we remember Virgil Frits? | Guest Column
Today, most of what we know about early Friday Harbor comes from his written and printed accounts of the day.
Ounce of prevention, pound of cure | Guest Column
We all benefit when children succeed in school, and helping the children most in need at this stage is an important investment in our community.
