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||| BY EDEE KULPER, theORCASONIAN REPORTER ||| Last night Prune Alley officially opened at 6 p.m. with lovely speeches, a non-motorized parade of people walking down the street for the first time, KIND bars and homemade cookies, and middle-of-the-street socializing. Speakers starting off the event included Councilperson Cindy Wolf, Project Manager Colin Huntemer, and Contractor
||| FROM SUSAN MUSTARD ||| Before the celebration of completed sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and storm water drainage on Prune Alley a bit of history is in order. I do not want to rain on parades, but it is long past time to address the sad and upsetting tale of my experience with San Juan County
||| FROM SAN JUAN COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS ||| San Juan County is proud to announce the opening of Prune Alley in Eastsound. The public is invited to join County officials and community members in a celebration of access event on Thursday, September 1 at 6 p.m. at the north end of Prune Alley near School Road.
||| FROM ERIN WYGANT for SAN JUAN COUNTY ||| Progress Update: The finish line is in sight! San Juan County is honoring the opening of Prune Alley with a "Celebration of Access" event on Thursday, September 1 at 6 p.m. The public is invited to join County officials and community members for a ribbon cutting,
||| FROM COLIN HUNTAMER for SJC PUBLIC WORKS ||| Progress Update: Along with roadway paving, concrete work is essentially complete. Next week work will continue on the remaining pedestrian ramps and intersection pavers. The contractor is also beginning to prepare landscaping areas for additional street trees. Big Picture: A road opening before Labor Day weekend
||| FROM ERIN WYGANT for SAN JUAN PUBLIC WORKS ||| Progress Update: We have been working above ground for over a month now which means progress is readily visible throughout the project site. Concrete sidewalks, parking, and brick pavers was the focus this week and will continue into next week. Remember, just five weeks left
||| FROM ERIN WYGANT for SJC PUBLIC WORKS ||| Progress Update: Crews have made significant progress bedding, cutting, and placing brick pavers throughout the project. Early next week crews are scheduled to bind these pavers together with a high strength grout. Mid-week, we expect to be able to open up some driveways to vehicle access
||| FROM COLIN HUNTAMER for SAN JUAN COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS ||| Big Picture: Next week work will continue on the remaining sidewalks and we expect to start placing brick pavers on some driveways. As this work progress there we expect opportunities to open up additional areas of the project site to the public. The finishing
||| FROM ERIN WYGANT for SAN JUAN PUBLIC WORKS ||| Progress Update: Prune Alley is ready to be paved on schedule this Monday morning (July 18)! This a major milestone in the projects schedule and we are grateful for everyone's hard work and continued patience. If you find yourself in the vicinity of Prune Alley
||| FROM. MIKE CARLSON ||| Dear San Juan County Council, County Administrator, Town of Friday Harbor Mayor and Town of Friday Harbor Administrator, I am writing you all today to express our experiences and the impacts of such from the broken Washington State Ferry (WSF) system. I have lived in the islands since 1964 and