On Friday at 7 p.m. at the Lopez Library, there will be an opportunity to experience the dynamic story telling abilities of Linda Allen.
Ian McFeron broke into the Seattle music scene after his self-produced debut album “Don’t Look Back” (2003) was discovered by “The Mountain” in Seattle (KMTT 103.7 FM). An independent and virtually unknown local artist at the time, McFeron’s heartfelt lyrics and tightly composed songs inspired the Seattle media giant to put the album’s lead-off single, “Love Me Twice,” into rotation.
Changing Positions Again
Coming Home
It is a dazzling winter afternoon, sunlight pouring through the open main room of her home, when Lopez photographer, Summer…
Local artists such as Katherine Lewis and Jane Hyde will feature in the Anne Martin McCool Gallery in Anacortes. Other…
From left: Dalton Taylor, Vinny Kramer, John Patrick Nopson, John McMacken.
Photo left: Portrait of Christy Williams hangs in the exhibition. Photo above: A display of Williams’ work at the LCCA.
The deadline for ordering native plants through the San Juan County Master Gardener Native Plant Sale is Feb 12. Request…
Unique glimpses into San Juan Island’s history, people and culture come alive in San Juan Community Theatre’s 2010 Islands Playwrights…
Leveling Off
A New Phase of the New Year