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Ferries Secretary Reviews a Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Week

August 1st, 2014|

-- from George Capacci, Interim Assistant Secretary WSDOT/Ferries Division -- This has been a challenging week for Washington State Ferries and the customers we serve. On Tuesday, July 29 the Tacoma lost power while entering Eagle Harbor near Bainbridge Island. Captain Ty Anderson and crew dropped anchor and immediately stabilized

Climate Change Talk: Impact on Glaciers

August 1st, 2014|

Thursday, August 7, 7 p.m., San Juan Island Library -- from Julia Vouri -- Physical Scientist from Mount Rainier National Park will discuss how Climate Change Impacts Glaciers on August 7 at the San Juan Island Library Learn how glaciers in the Pacific Northwest have changed over the last 100-150

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Editorial: Road or Garden? Who Gets to Decide?

August 1st, 2014|

-- by Margie Doyle, updated Aug.1 at 10 a.m. -- Correction: the Eastsound Planning Review Committee (EPRC) will not meet the first Thursday in August. The Eastsound Sub-Area Plan will be discussed at a public hearing before the Planning Commission, August 15 at the Legislative Conference Room in Friday Harbor,

Letter to the Editor: Thanks for Time and Talents

August 1st, 2014|

-- from Michael D. Triplett, DDS -- Many thanks go out to Cynthia Wood, Alva Arguello and Barbara Ehrmantraut for donating their time and talents to help allow our office to provide $3,800 in free dentistry at our May 14 clinic to our friends and neighbors in need. Our next

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Ferry Alert for the San Juans

July 31st, 2014|

-- from Washington State Ferries -- UPDATE: 6:23 p.m., July 31, 2014 The 7:20 pm sailing from Anacortes to Shaw and Orcas is full for vehicle traffic. The Anacortes terminal is now staging the 6:45 pm to Lopez, the 8:20 pm to Friday Harbor, and the 9:00 to Lopez, Shaw,

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West Coast Governors Oppose Oil Leasing

July 31st, 2014|

-- from David Postman, Office of the Governor, Washington State -- Gov. Inslee has joined California Gov. Jerry Brown and Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber in formally opposing oil and gas leasing off the west coast. [Following] is a letter from the three governors to Interior Secretary Sally Jewel expressing their

Missing Oregon Woman May Have Ties to San Juans

July 31st, 2014|

-- from Sheriff Rob Nou -- Jennifer Huston. Photo: OregonLive.com Oregon law enforcement authorities investigating the disappearance of Jennifer HUSTON, 37 of Dundee, OR on July 24, 2014 have learned that HUSTON has visited the San Juan Islands in the past. There has been no specific information to

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Ferry Cancellations

July 30th, 2014|

-- from Washington State Ferries -- Thursday: All international departures from Anacortes, Friday Harbor and Sidney, B.C., will be canceled on Thursday, 7/31 and Friday, 8/1 due to vessel repositioning throughout the system. The affected westbound departures are Anacortes 8:25 a.m. and 2:50 p.m., and Friday Harbor 9:45 a.m. The

To Be or Not to Bee Safe

July 30th, 2014|

Sunday August 3, at  2:30 p.m. upstairs at the Orcas Food Co-op -- by Chom Graecen -- Gardeners beware. Some “bee friendly” plants that you buy may end up harming, instead of, helping bees. The health of honey bees, bumble bees and other pollinators have been under serious threat and

Climate Change in the San Juans Presentation

July 30th, 2014|

Thursday, July 31, 7 p.m., San Juan Island Grange -- from Julia Vouri -- Learn how climate change is affecting weather in the San Juan Islands and throughout the region today and tomorrow in a presentation by University of Washington Research Meteorologist and Washington State Climatologist Dr. Nicholas Bond, Ph.D.

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The Concerto Project Secures Pro Bono Legal Services

July 30th, 2014|

-- from Marian O'Brien -- The Concerto Project, a new Pacific Northwest residential community for the intellectually or developmentally vulnerable, and young adults on the autism spectrum, has been granted pro bono legal services to start up the 501(c)(3). Principal Sarah Jordan, of Jordan Law Firm of Seattle, chose the

Susan Osborn and Friends Play the Village Green

July 30th, 2014|

Sunday, Aug. 2 at 5 p.m.  -- from Susan Osborn -- David and I are celebrating our 30th year of marriage this year and have decided to share some of our new songs in concert together on August 3rd on the Stage on the Green in Eastsound. Grab a blanket

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Frank Loudin Art Show

July 30th, 2014|

Saturday, August 2, 2014, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Orcas Fly-in -- from Jan Loudin -- Frank Loudin Art Show at the Orcas Fly-In, Saturday, August 2, 2014, from 10 am – 4 pm. Artwork Collection from "Out of the Closet!" at Special Prices! *Originals*Studies*Prints*Cards* This will be the FIRST

Auditor Seeks Pros and Cons for Election Pamphlet

July 30th, 2014|

-- from Milene Henley -- With the primary election almost over, the general election can’t be far behind. This November’s ballot promises a number of measures, both local and statewide. For all ballot measures submitted by local governments, it is the responsibility of the district to appoint committees to write

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Burger and Cohen at Random Howse

July 29th, 2014|

Carl Burger and Marc Cohen make up Local Folk   Carl Burger and Marc Cohen will be playing Thursday, July 31 at 6:30 p.m. at Random Howse for "Local Folk" music - 6:30 p.m. no cover.

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