Contaminated soil found in Lopez Village causes concern for water quality
If you haven’t already heard the rumblings, or even if you have, I can confirm them for you here: this will be my last edition with the Journal of the San Juans.
Howard was involved with a number of service groups, and was the very definition of an engaged citizen.
A series of wins in basketball and wrestling has set the teams up for next-level competition
The meeting was the first with the three new members, and also the first with new EMS Chief Jerry Martin.
Friday Harbor Wolverine’s faced Mt. Vernon Christian Jan. 29 in a boys basketball home game, winning 60 to 11.
Arthur Whiteley Lecture Series features researchers looking into ocean voyages, sharks, shoreline armoring and more.
Few living-wage jobs, transportation challenges, low availability of affordable housing, difficulties of finding affordable medical care or not being insured were some top issues that the study addressed.
Judge Eaton has dismissed a class action lawsuit against San Juan County that alleges the county over-billed for building and land-use fees, and for misusing the fees after collection.
This year’s Friday Harbor High School’s Community Service-Learning Class went as far as Papua New Guinea and Romania, and as close as the high school itself.
Sometimes the most effective ways to make change in the world is not to focus on problems across the world, but rather the ones closest to home.
San Juan County Parks and Fairgrounds is offering early camping reservations at any of county campgrounds for year-round residents.
A myriad of issues stack up against parents who are trying to make it by in the San Juan Islands, including a small stock of affordable housing, high rental prices and the financial difficulties that come with seasonal jobs and, sometimes, seasonal unemployment. Despite the islands being an outdoor vacation destination for many people, some parents have difficulties finding time to spend time with their children outside of home.
