Lopez
The slide show by Matt Nelson, Djuna Mascall, and Mathew Wendell about their kayak trip around the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska has been rescheduled. Originally set for Nov. 8, it conflicted with a memorial service for Lopez resident Cam DeVore. It is now scheduled for Friday, Nov. 14 at the Dojo on Flicker Lane off School Road. Mascall will teach a Yoga for Kayakers class from 5-6:30 p.m. ($10 for the class) followed by a slide show presentation at 7 p.m. Admission to the slide show is free, although donations are suggested.
Lopez Island School District was recently informed that all three of their high school fall 2008 athletic teams have been awarded prestigious recognition by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) for their academic achievements.
In this age of technology and automated services, the art of working and creating with your hands is often overlooked.
It’s been much ado about rehearsals with the Community Shakespeare Company (CSC) of Lopez.
The San Juan County Fair will host two giant Flea Market and Craft Fairs, Saturday, Nov. 15 and Saturday, Dec. 13.
Skagit Valley College (SVC) is hosting an Information Session for Prospective Nursing Students with faculty and advisors from the SVC Nursing Program on Wednesday, Nov. 12 at the San Juan Center in Friday Harbor.
Early sunsets are upon us, so now it’s time to come play indoors at the fair building in Friday Harbor.
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The San Juan County Council has appointed Johannes Krieger and Andy Holman to the San Juan County Marine Resources Committee, a citizens’ committee that supports research, promotes stewardship of marine resources and advises the County Council on Marine Resource issues.
Lopez School students are doing their part to help fight world hunger.
Orcas Islanders Matt Nelson and Djuna Mascall, along with their friend Mathew Wendell from Seattle, spent their spring raising money and awareness for the protection of one of their favorite places: the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska.
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series about radio programs streaming from KLOI 102.9 FM on Lopez. The radio has been broadcasting both local and national programs since April 2008. Their goal is to feature locally produced shows exclusively.
