The accompanying portrait is study of a Madonna by world-renowned artist and inventor of 3D pavement art, Kurt Wenner. Wenner…
It’s not too late to help put Friday Harbor illustrator and artist Aaron D’Errico over the top. Voting in the…
For those with romance in the soul and music on the mind, now is the perfect time to join the…
Margie Smith holds the Caribbean in her hands. Or rather, she holds a map of the Caribbean. With a finger…
Jesse and Melinda Maas were married Nov. 13, 2010.
Here is your opportunity to get to know the trails of San Juan Island better. Eileen Drath of the San…
Three days of dance, music and more at SJCT
2011 will see the beginning of a new chapter for the middle and high school plays. Not only will Bristol Whalen be the new director for the middle school performance, additionally co-directing the high school play, but both schools will perform the same piece. Or rather, variations on the same piece.
It’s been one year since I rode my Haflinger horse, Mariko, along Colorado Boulevard in the Tournament of Roses Parade, better known as the Pasadena Rose Parade. Heralded as “America’s New Year Celebration,” the annual parade began in 1890 under the sponsorship of the Pasadena Valley Hunt Club when it consisted of horse-drawn carriages covered with flowers, hence its name. The Rose Bowl college football game was added in 1902.
Charles Settles, Friday Harbor resident since 1937, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Dec. 31, 2010. Preceded in death by his beloved wife, Florence, just one year and two months ago; his son Charles in 1999; mother, Helga and father, Arvel.
Lopez Island resident Rick Van Eeckhout, 60, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on Dec. 23, 2010. His wife of 24 years, Barbara, and sons Joseph and Nicolas survive him. Additionally, he is survived by brother, Raymond (Linda) of Lake Forest, Ill., and nephew JR. Locally, he is survived by his sister-in-law, Kathy (Kenny) Oberreit, and beloved nieces Marliese, Savannah, Rose and Hope.
