The Navy’s Growlers have been a bane of many Lopezians for nearly a decade.
After two months and withstanding three vandalizations, the signs memorializing Black lives lost on Lopez are gone. In a ceremony of respect, community members gathered to remove the painted signs along the side of Fisherman Bay Road on Sept. 6.
The moratorium on marijuana production and processing will lift after being in place for a year and a half.
Eighty-six percent of San Juan County’s demand for child care is met by nearby supply — the highest percentage in…
The ferries occasionally running behind in the summer is something islanders are accustomed to.
Four of the islands’ elected officials held a meeting to discuss the state of the islands.
Update: Another case of COVID was confirmed on Orcas on Aug. 17. The total is now 13 for Orcas and…
A Lopez Island man said he attempted to destroy a Black Lives Matter memorial in retaliation for repeated vandalization done…
It’s been nearly two years to the day since Tahlequah, J35, carried her deceased calf through the waters of the…
An informal survey performed by San Juan County’s COVID-19 Emergency Operations Center team found that the majority of islanders and…
Keep away from marine mammals — for both your safety and theirs.
San Juan County will remain in Phase Two for the foreseeable future. Washington State Secretary of Health John Wiesman returned…
Editor’s note: On July 22, a new case was identified on Orcas Island.
