A 21st century woman if there ever was one, Caitlyn Johnson followed a less-than conventional route to motherhood. And, she’s delighted by the result.
Visit classrooms, meet the teachers and learn about our curriculum for students two and half to five years old.
The Land Bank got its start in 1990 when a group of citizens became concerned over the quickening pace of development across the islands. The big idea was to conserve as much open space as possible.
The next installment of the award-winning Know Your Island Walk series will be Sat., Feb. 28 at 1 p.m.
IMA illuminated by glass artists in grand opening, Feb. 14
“Almost, Maine,” a romantic comedy directed by Carol Hooper, opens at San Juan Community Theatre Feb. 20, 7:30 p.m., and is sure to leave almost everyone in the audience smiling.
What happens when a single dad on Lopez Island and a single mom in Oregon follow their passions, post them to Instagram, and then follow each over the course of a year? A modern day love story.
While welcome news for advocates of the orca whale that’s been living in captivity for more than forty years, the new status does not impact its residence at Miami’s Seaquarium.
Fermented foods like sauerkraut and kombucha contain live bacteria. When consumed they can help restore and maintain balance in the gut, and result in an improved overall health.
The self proclaimed “crazy Dachshund bag lady,” raises money for the veterinary care of rescue Dachshunds, and helps get them placed in forever homes.
The cost of dental work when you’re uninsured or underinsured that can be more frightening than the sound of the drill.
For the past three years, Jill Bliss has been wandering through the islands in the Pacific Northwest and landed in the San Juans, where she finally gets to live in the landscapes that inspire her art instead of just visiting them.
What started as a petition to be submitted to Washington state congressional representatives will soon find its way to the nation’s capital.
