Right place, right time. San Juan Island photographer Chris Teren seems to have the knack. Here’s his photo of the Northern Lights, taken July 15. The photo was taken from the south end of San Juan Island and with Orcas Island in the viewfinder (note the red glow of the communication towers on Mount Constitution).
James and Bailey will sing and drum to honor the bond that the Samish tribe has with the land and sea.
Lawrence Delay and Chloe Klein said “I do” on July 7 at their Friday Harbor home
So what keeps Seattle’s “First Lady” of Flamenco in the groove and on the move?
The forests of Turtleback Mountain have a story to tell. Join forester and restoration ecologist Carson Sprenger for an interpretive walk through the north woods of Turtleback, Saturday, July 13, to find out what that story is all about.
It’s safe to say that the “taming” of Kate, or Katherine, often proves something other than altogether amusing when the transformation of that female lead character, and how it comes about, are gauged through the sensibilities and the lens of a modern audience.
That’s one reason why Island Stage Left’s Helen Machin-Smith resisted performing the play. Until now…
Friday Harbor architect David Waldron was honored July 4 for his long, dedicated service on behalf of Boy Scout Troop 90.
The 13th annual Music on the Lawn Summer Concert Series unfolds with five successive Wednesdays of top-flight musical entertainment
Click on this story for a link to Q13 Fox News’ recent interview with Friday Harbor artist Aaron D’Errico, co-starring San Juan Island’s own Pat O’Day.
A total of 33 islanders, representing Lopez, Shaw and San Juan island, join the ranks of WSU’s Master Gardeners by completing eight week of training, with 60 hours of instruction on horticulture for the homefront.
Pick up this week’s Journal for your copy of our 2013 Parks & Trails Guide, or stop by the Journal office, where we’ll be delighted to provide one.
For a week prior to the fundraiser through July 1, an online auction of 114 items raised about $8,500. More than 100 businesses and animal lovers donated everything from 300 pounds of gravel to four tickets to Jay Leno’s television show. Almost every restaurant on San Juan Island donated gift certificates.
The course for this year’s 4th of July 7th annual Firecracker 5000, remains the same. It features some of flattest terrain on all of San Juan Island, thank goodness, except for the hills.
