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Hearts and Hands Building for the Future

June 20th, 2018|

-- from Sara Boyle for Orcas Senior Center -- Hearts and Hands is actively recruiting additional volunteers in an effort to respond to increased requests for in-home companionship visits and household assistance. Folks interested in

Who Owns the San Juans?

June 19th, 2018|

-- by Matthew Gilbert, Orcas Issues reporter, updated June 19 at 7:30 p.m.-- On May 22 the San Juan County Council unanimously approved an ordinance authorizing the County to collect a one-half of one percent

Library Gathering Books for Library Fair

June 19th, 2018|

-- from Madeline Sheplor for Orcas Library -- Orcas, we want your books. Right now, The Friends of the Orcas Island Library (FOIL) is accepting books for the upcoming Library Fair. We want hardcover and paperbacks

County Will Join National Opioid Lawsuit

June 19th, 2018|

r-- from Tamara Greene for SJC Prosecutor's Office -- News outlets nationwide have described the problems arising from the epidemic in the use of opioids. Whether it is the overuse of powerful addictive prescribed painkillers or

Letter to Editor | Hail From the Chief

June 19th, 2018|

-- from Orcas Fire Chief Scott Williams -- Responding to multiple incidents on Friday, June 15 was a powerful example of what long hours of training, effective communication, balanced coordination of resources, and invaluable medical

School Board Meeting in Special Session

June 16th, 2018|

Monday, June 18, 5 p.m., Orcas School Cafeteria -- from Orcas Island School District -- Orcas Island School District announces the School Board will meet in a special meeting on Monday, June 18, at 5

Health Care Commissioners Are Working Hard

June 16th, 2018|

-- by Susan McBain, Orcas Issues reporter -- After their marathon special meeting the day before, the commissioners of the Orcas Health Care District continued doubling down, adding an extra hour to their regular meeting

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