Sports
Wolverines defeat Orcas in lopsided win; 78-49 | Boys basketball
Eleven players put points on the board as the Wolverines soothed the sting of their worst loss of…
News
Islanders raise $27K for Friday Harbor’s first piece of public art
Installed at the corner of A and First streets, the town's first piece of public art, entitled “Fluke”,…
News
Le Baron to lead realtors group
Paul Le Baron has been elected president of the San Juan County Association of Realtors.
Sports
Vikings rally, FH upset bid falls short | Girls Basketball
The Wolverines, down 21-17 at the half, tallied the first 10 points of the third period and outscored…
News
ACLU enters Peace Island fray
Civil liberities group claims subsidy of tax revenue violates state law, ‘urges’ contract redo
Letters to the Editor
Vote Forlenza he’ll manage well | Letters
In this next primary election we better elect at least one individual with some proven experience in administration…
Obituaries
Donald Prohaska
Donald George Prohaska Dec. 20, 1926 — Jan. 13, 2013 Donald George Prohaska passed away peacefully at his…
News
Who’s in charge? Council, MRC at odds over ‘work window’ in marine waters
The Marine Resources Committee ruffled County Council feathers for its recent embrace of a "conversation" about a No-Go…
News
Orcas woman faces felony charges in jewelry store heist
Roughly $12,500 in hand-crafted jewelry and merchandise vanished from Shinola Jewelry sometime in the early morning hours of…
Opinion
OPALCO democratic principles tested by broadband initiative | Guest column
The 2nd principle is democratic control by the members who actively participate in setting policies and important decisions.The…
News
‘Rise Like Lions’ kicks off film series
On Saturday, Jan. 19, at 7 p.m., Scott Noble’s “Rise Like Lions” will be screened. The film explores…
Sports
Friday Harbor cashes in on early lead in win at Meridian | Girls basketball
Friday Harbor outscored the Trojans (1-11) by seven in the opening half, 21-14, and traded buckets after the…
News
A fluke? Indeed, whale tail sculpture purchased by town for public art
Donations from 31 different local residents and business, totaling $25,000, enabled the town to purchase and to pay…