The Clean Boating Foundation of Washington's Leadership Clean "certification" recognizes the "outstanding commitment to environmental responsibility and restoring the health of Puget Sound" to Albert Jensen and Sons - known to generations of islanders as Jensen Shipyards.
The San Juan Islands Scenic Byway became Washington’s newest state byway in the spring of 2009.
Apple brandy nets gold, best of class, gin earns silver
The workshop is open to San Juan County residents, and all courses are live-streamed so you can attend from your business or home.
A-1 Shredding can haul your papers and documents to its secure Bellingham plant for shredding and disposal.
Port of Friday Harbor offers guest marina customers a fifth night of free moorage with four nights of paid moorage.
Dr. Michael Horn has added Dr. Greg Fisher to the Friday Harbor Dentistry team.
Plans for a restaurant on a newly constructed second story of Jeri's Mall have been shelved, as the prospective new owners of the building reportedly intend to turn the top floor into living space.
The workshop will be presented by Carrie Brooks, assistant vice-president and loan officer at Islanders Bank.
Hansen will expand the range of CSA’s community outreach through social media and become an active participant with county leaders.
Andy Holman completed eight years of professional surveying experience and passed the Washington state professional land surveyor examination.
Co-owners share more than 20 years in the wellness, fitness industry
Led by space travel entrepreneur, island purchased by investors for one-third original list price, $25M
The workshop is ideal for budding businesses that need an online presence, for organizations looking to keep their members informed, or for entrepreneurs looking for something more flexible than social media.
Vicki Telford recently moved to Friday Harbor from the resort community of Flathead Lake, Mont., where she was owner and operator of a real estate firm.
Despite the downward trend these numbers indicate, there’s more to the market than meets the eye
Low Impact Development is a planning, design and engineering approach to managing storm water run-off. The workshop is designed to help building and landscaping professionals emphasize conservation and the use of on-site natural features to protect water quality.
The course will be presented by Bryan Hoyer, who is an inventor and entrepreneur who spent 25 years in silicon valley before moving to the islands in 2007.
The summit will explore which industries are doing well, which are likely to grow and what actions can be taken to spur growth and employment.
Island Shades, Friday Harbor's Mary Haselow's latest enterprise, offers custom window blinds and shades, in addition to her own expertise in customized interior design.
Writer Shannon Borg, sommelier at Doe Bay Cafe on Orcas Island, will tell you about green and sustainable vineyards and wineries on the West Coat and about the wines you'll be sampling at a special event at Richard and Sherri Daly's wine and cheese store and restaurant, San Juan Island Cheese, Friday, beginning at 5:30 p.m., at 155 Nichols St., across from Brickworks.
Flexibility is key; six lessons learned from the ‘Great Recession’
Owner, president and director of operations, Jackie Hamilton is at the helm of Island Air
Groomed, trained, transported, too; pet spa offers full range of services
”The more you know about your car the happier we are.” — Gina Creone
Local women are encouraged to apply for the Women’s Opportunity Award, the Violet Richardson Award, the Ruby Award and the Fellowship Award through Soroptimist International of Friday Harbor
Debbie Dardanelli's is to make people happy, to make them satisfied with what they buy and feel good about doing business with her.
Founded by Nancy Buechner in 1993, the Toybox, 20 First St., is celebrating 20 years in business, and with the addition of Jade Cooper-Yockers and Sabrina Helton, is now an all-women owned and operated enterprise.
Former Zions First National regional president to supervise lending, loans
“I make everything from scratch,” chef Ricarda Burnett says. “I love cooking and I love changing the menu to take advantage of whatever growing season we’re in.”
New eatery offers 60 varieties of cheese, 40 Pacific Northwest wines
A swimming and water polo player and coach for some 25 years, Mike Sheradin has been vacationing in the San Juan Islands for 30 years, finally deciding to open his showcase cafe in a totally remodeled building and former home of the Garden Path Cafe.
Architects, builders, craftspeople, homeowners and other wood products users are encouraged to attend.
Trip Advisor awards Certificates of Excellence to the top ten percent of establishments in several categories of hotels and other tourism facilities.
The Friday Harbor-based commercial airfreight company will commemorate 40 years of delivering packages by air with a reunion and open house.
Captain Carli's Whale Watching Tours has been awarded a Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence for 2013, for the second year in a row. And Highland Inn B & B earned the online travel agency's award of excellence as well.
Familiar space is home to a new face; Roop at the helm of Good Karma Cafe
Olympic Lights Bed & Breakfast has received a "Certificate of Excellence" for the second year in a row from Trip Advisors. The award is made to establishments that rank in the top 10 percent for positive traveler feedback.
Now in its 17th year, the Place Restaurant and Bar received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Award for 2013. The online travel guide, founded in 2000, awards certificates of excellence to businesses that consistently earn top-rating from TripAdvisor travelers.
U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell offered congratulations to Jill Blankenship, CEO of Frontline Call Center, for being named Washington state's Small Business Person of the Year, June 21 at a meeting in the nation's capitol.
