Since its inception in 1998, the JLSFRC has served the island community in numerous ways, from its original goal of assisting young families to now offering housing, medical, disability, counseling, ...

The two mayoral candidates are Emilio Santiago and Evan Perrollaz, and both have confirmed their participation in the forum. The School Board candidates are Melanie Hess and Levi Wolf, and they have ...

The term “Best Available Science” refers to the body of scientific work issued by state agencies, used to establish regulations. View the most recent best available science at ...

Year-round gardener, noted entomologist and previous series keynote speaker Linda Gilkeson discusses how to “Harvest ...

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There is still time to apply for Leadership San Juan Islands’ Cohort XVII! Space is very limited, so don’t delay. Leadership ...

On Friday, Sep. 12, the Port of Friday Harbor Commission approved the purchase of the historic JJ Theodore Cannery and the surrounding 2.12-acre parcel for $1.44 million.

In July 1968, seventy-two young Americans volunteered for a rigorous training program at the University of Washington (UW), ...

Chenoa Egawa (Lummi and S’Klallam) is an internationally respected Coast Salish artist, singer, author, and environmental ...

The Office of the Insurance Commissioner cannot require all health plans to cover COVID-19 vaccines for everyone, but many ...

Join Alchemy for our seventh annual Fall Fundraiser Gala! This year, we are hosting the event at the whimsical waterfront Dining Hall of the Friday Harbor Labs, Nov. 14 at 5 p.m. The theme?

On Thursday, Sept. 18, at 5:30 p.m., at the Grange, the Islands Resilience: 3rd Thursday Series will host a free public panel at the San Juan Island Grange Hall to address these challenges head-on.