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Experts Present “Sound Shoreline Science”

May 3rd, 2013|

From the Friends of the San Juans San Juan County “Sound Shoreline Science” Forums on May 10, 17 and June 4 A set of free educational public forums about the importance of healthy shorelines will be hosted Friday, May 10 on Lopez Island, Friday, May 17 on San Juan Island

Oliver! Takes To Orcas Center Stage

May 2nd, 2013|

Thursday – Saturday, May 9 – 11 & 16 – 18 at 7:30, Orcas Center Known for its outstanding musical numbers and many wonderful child and adult roles, Oliver! is a well-crafted-tale full of delight. Robert Hall as Fagin in upcoming production of Oliver! at Orcas Center. Oliver!

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Folk Songs & Bowed Psaltery with Hank & Claire

May 2nd, 2013|

Hank and Claire will entertain with traditional and original folk songs this Saturday at the Odd Fellows Hall Saturday, May 4th, 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall By Bill Buchan Hank Payne and Claire Favro from Poulsbo, WA, define tight-harmony singing. They beautifully arrange traditional and popular folk

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Eastsound Advisory Group Reviews Local Plans

May 2nd, 2013|

Thursday, May 2 at 3 p.m. in the Eastsound Fire Hall By Margie Doyle The Eastsound Planning Review Committee (EPRC)  will be looking at plans for development in Eastsound, both from the county and from Orcas Islanders themselves. In previous months, the county advisory committee, made up of Clyde Duke,

Bill Yarlott Fishing Derby Hooks Lots of Kids

May 2nd, 2013|

Fishing Derby, Island Style By Michel Vekved, President, Friends of Moran Park The 17th Annual Bill Yarlott Fishing Derby took place early Saturday morning, April 27.  Cascade Lake was splattered with small boats and eager kids holding their fishing poles into the cold water. By 11 am there

Mandatory Boater Safety Classes Offered

May 1st, 2013|

Saturday May 4, 9 am to 5 pm at the Eastsound Fire Hall From the San Juan County Sheriff's Office Since January 1, 2008 boaters 12 years and over in Washington State have been required to take or have taken a National Association of State Boating Law Administrator (NASBLA) and

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Celebrate Cinco de Mayo Eve at Agave!

May 1st, 2013|

There'll be a hot time in the old town on May 4 as Agave celebrates Cinco de Mayo! By Kathy Lunde Cinco de Mayo comes a day early at Agave Restaurant & Tequila Bar! Get a jump on the celebration this Saturday night, May 4 beginning at 5

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Friday Harbor Town Award Celebrates an Old Friend

May 1st, 2013|

By Sandy Strehlou On Wednesday, May 8th, the Town of Friday Harbor will award Jenny Prescott, owner of Acanthus Antiques, and the San Juan County Land Bank, Partners in Preservation Awards for their actions to preserve and rehabilitate the historic Lettie Carter Roark house on lower Argyle Avenue. The public

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Montessori Spring Auction at Island Hoppin’

May 1st, 2013|

Saturday, May 4, 6:00 p.m., Island Hoppin' Brewery Come Celebrate with Orcas Montessori School at their 25th Anniversary Spring Auction on Saturday. Spring has sprung and the island is bursting with activity! The Orcas Montessori School is celebrating their twenty fifth anniversary by hosting their Spring Auction at the Island

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Cider and Mead Festival is Almost Here!

May 1st, 2013|

Finnriver Cidery located in Chimacum, WA will again be one of the 18 producers featured under the tasting tent this year. By Madie Murray Final preparations are being made for what is shaping up to be the biggest and best Cider and Mead Festival Orcas Island has ever

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Is Your Dog a Star?

May 1st, 2013|

Saturday, May 4, 2:00 p.m., Village Green Band Shell Meet Dixie, last year's Orcas star. Is your dog friendly, well-behaved with good hair? Bring your pooch for photo shoot. A crew from Sahalie, an outdoor clothing outlet, is coming to Orcas to shoot their upcoming fall catalog. If

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Get Your Contra On

May 1st, 2013|

Saturday, May 11, 7:30–10 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall from Jan Martindale Tapsalteerie, based in Seattle, has been playing for contra dances in the Northwest for 13 years. They play an eclectic mix of old favorites and newer innovations for their own and the dancers’ amusement, and will bringing a fun

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Country Corner Day this Saturday

May 1st, 2013|

From Liz Longworth Country Corner Day will be Saturday May 4th from 10 am to 2pm. There will be Horse Rides, a Bounce House, Free Hot Dogs, Root Beer Floats, Mothers Day Cards with Orcas Angels. We will also be introducing Sushi! Please join us at this family event to

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Shoreline Master Plan Process Continues

April 30th, 2013|

 From Colin Maycock, Senior Planner, County Department of Planning and Development The first public hearing on the Shoreline Master Program (SMP) update with the Planning Commission is scheduled to begin. The hearing will begin at or after 8:45 a.m., Thursday May 9, 2013, in the County Council Chambers, 55 Second

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Senior Project: Effects of War

April 30th, 2013|

Aidan McCormick spent dozens, if not hundreds, of hours on his Senior Project. by Lin McNulty Orcas Island High School Senior Aidan McCormick admits he is a history buff, with perhaps a bit of curiosity about war. Working as a technician on the recent Actors Theater production of

Thank you Charlie!

April 30th, 2013|

Thanks, Charlie, from Mandy and all the kids! By Madie Murray When a plea went out from Mandy Randolph about needing wood chips for the school garden paths, Rick Markov, a former school principal who now lives on Orcas Island and volunteers for several Farm to Cafeteria events,

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