News
San Juan Lions sponsor free health screening exams
The San Juan Island Lion’s Club will sponsor free health screening sessions Friday and Saturday, April 3-4, in…
Letters to the Editor
In solidarity with steadfast determination of Lummi Nation | Letters
Cries of support were heard in the stirring documentary, “Our Sacred Obligation”. Thank you to Ken Crawbuck for…
News
Get ready for hoppin & huntin’ in once-a-year ‘Egg-static’ event
An “egg-normous opportunity for fun for all ages will unfold Easter Sunday, April 5, as the San Juan…
Sports
Wolverines go extra innings in win over Lions; 9-6 | Prep baseball
Friday Harbor's young guns came through at crunch time, as sophomore Kai Herko drove in the game-winner and…
News
Thirty-six-year-old man dies in rollover on Lopez
Deputies were dispatched to the scene of a vehicle upside down on the side of the road in…
News
Wallace Edward Botsford: 1938—2015 | Passages
After graduating from Friday Harbor High School in 1956, Wally attended Western Washington University, where he earned a…
Letters to the Editor
Conflicted? The record shows otherwise | Letters
Allegations by a letter writer of my having a conflict of interest have no merit. He jumps to…
Opinion
Spotlight on screen: ‘Years of Living Dangerously’ | Guest Column
The 2014 Emmy Award winning film series, "Outstanding Non-fiction Series" category, begins April 2, at the Grange Hall…
News
Another 50 tons hauled away in ongoing campaign against creosote
More than 50 tons of creosote-laden debris was hauled away from various locations along the local waterfront in…
Life
Spay & neuter? Because it’s the humane thing to do | Guest Column
One female dog, producing one litter of puppies, will propagate 67,000 dogs in six years. For cats that…
News
Ranker named one of nation’s top ‘pro-growth progressives’
“I’m looking forward to sharing ideas with my fellow NewDEAL leaders and hearing about what’s working best in…
Letters to the Editor
Reasons to run for the hospital board? Here’s three | Letters
No. 3: because the Hospital District Board members, who should be responsive to the public on San Juan…
News
San Juan man faces first-degree assault in alleged stabbing case
Prosecutors claim a lifelong San Juan Island resident inflicted extensive injuries while wielding a knife in an altercation…