Letters to the Editor
Cutbacks by WSF ignore its mission | Letters
Ferries could further constrain passengers on its boats by carrying no one, place a similar limitation on vehicles,…
Business
Scholarships available for EDC supply chain management course
Attend a workshop covering manufacturing business models, planning, production and inventory management, forecasting, distribution, and more.
News
League hosts candidate forums
The local League of Women Voters will sponsor three candidate forums, on San Juan, Orcas and Lopez islands,…
Life
Back again! The Tooth Mobile is coming!
Fish For Teeth sponsors this local volunteer-staffed clinic to provide urgent and preventative dental care to island residents…
News
Dodgeball makes its debut
Island Rec now offers adult dodgeball as a drop-in program. Thursdays, starting Feb. 7, at Turnbull gym from…
Life
Music heard by The Sun King
Five different chamber music concerts will be performed on each of the islands between January and June with…
Life
Aqua Zumba comes to San Juan Island
Talia Loucks, already teaching on-land Zumba classes at the club, was recently certified as an Aqua Zumba® instructor,…
Business
IPS ownership changes hands, Eltinge calls the shots
Born and raised on Fox Island, Adam Eltinge majored in business and construction management at WSU, worked for…
News
Celebration for Dodie Post Gann, Jan. 19, at the fairgrounds
Dodie Post Gann died Dec. 24, on Christmas Eve, at the age of 90. Friends and her many…
News
Peter W. Sturdivant: 1928 — 2012 | Passages
Peter enjoyed traveling and camping, and was happiest when surrounded by family, friends, wine, and song. He famously…
News
Ferry advisory committee backs WSF cost-cutting move
The plan for the San Juan routes is to close the upper passenger deck and reduce the crew…
Sports
Wolverines smother Hurricanes in league opener; 72-20 | Boys basketball
Friday Harbor cashed in on a flurry of early steals and uncontested layups, jumping out to a 24-4…
News
English Camp new dinghy dock features 115-foot long pier
The eight piles that support the pier were driven 20 feet below the bay floor, six of them…