News
‘Start by Believing’ to make a change
Though the islands statistically have a lower occurrence than other Washington counties, it does happen, and there are…
Life
Music, laughs and dogs at No Kings
Spirits were jovial on March 28 as approximately 1,000 islanders turned out to participate in the national No…
Life
Keeping the arts alive
The San Juan Islands Museum of Art has officially named their Atrium Gallery the Susan and Gary Sterner…
Sports
Wolverines tennis has fresh faces
According to veteran coach Kevin Cullen, this year’s girls tennis team consists of many new faces after losing…
Sports
Woverine baseball team a well oiled machine
The Wolverine’s Baseball Team will be picking up right where they left off last year, Coach Jon Smith…
Life
New compositions and new musicians in Melodious Notes spring concert
Celebrating its 14th annual spring concert, Melodious Notes Over the Harbor returns March 28 at the Community Theatre.…
Business
Chanda Stone — bringing people and wildlife together
At the tender age of 8 years old, Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center’s Executive Director, Chanda Stone, was…
Business
Darleen Nixon brings glass to life
Creativity has always flowed through Darleen Nixon. From the smaller beads found in her jewelry or larger home…
Business
Dana Alkebu-Lan’s soulful weaving
Island weaver Dana Alkebu-Lan has served in a variety of career paths over the years: chef, event planner,…
Business
Soroptimist acts locally for global change
Locally and globally, Soroptimist International of Friday Harbor members work to support women and girls. This local club…
Business
Ballet for all ages with Kailey Genther
From 3-year-olds to 79-year-olds have been stretching, pointing their toes, twirling and dancing at the Salish Sea Ballet,…
Life
Knowledge Bowl pulls the community together for the schools
Supporting schools through laughter and learning is why the San Juan Schools Foundation’s annual Knowledge Bowl has been…
News
Housing and waste disposal costs spill into code enforcement
Code enforcement officer Rebecca Villaluz reported to the County Council in November that most code violations stem from…