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• Number of threatened or endangered species in Salish Sea nearly doubles in two years
• Interisland ferries running late today
• Some interisland ferries canceled today
• Orcas students hold food drive
• Cantwell: 22,000 in San Juan and Island Counties to get social security increase in 2012
• Preview of solid waste plan released
• 2012 budget cutbacks will 'frustrate citizens, burn out staff,' administrator Rose tells county council
• Salmon-killing virus found in Pacific Northwest could be 'devastating'- NY Times story
• San Juans to be featured on 'Today Show'
• What’s on the horizon for weather: Colder-than-normal weather predicted for February in Northwest; snow likely
• Vote counting equipment testing next week
• DSHS serves 25 Orcas households from its mobile office
• New web cam at Eastsound airport lets pilots peer at the weather from afar
• State representative Kristine Lytton to host town hall meeting on Orcas
• Sounder seeking Halloween photos
• Orcas Island Chamber of Commerce to host annual meeting
• School district says winter and spring sports are not in the budget this year
• New Buck Bay bridge is open
• Town hall meeting with council members next week
• Lopez School District receives $100k repair grant
• County council releases final draft of solid waste resolution
• Public invited to share input on Puget Sound recovery plan
• School puts $900k levy before Orcas voters
• Winter forecast 2011-12: wet start, frigid end for Seattle, Portland
• Wednesday ferry schedule in disarray due to Hyu repairs
• Grounded barge 'St. Elias' now being towed to Indian Island
• Whooping cough strikes San Juan County; nine cases documented on San Juan Island
• Islands' Sounder wins 10 awards in state press contest
• Hiyu pulled from service; new schedule for Wednesday
• Barge carrying Navy ammunition runs aground on Belle Rock
• Health department reports seven pertussis cases on San Juan
• Yakima ferry out of service – expect delays this weekend and next week
• County assessor says ballot statement opposing land bank tax renewal is inaccurate
• Missing semi-automatic handgun; dogs roaming; mother and son shot with BB gun | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• The candidates and the issues: League of Women Voters Elections forum
• Town hall meeting tonight to discuss Critical Areas Ordinance
• Sen. Ranker, D-Orcas, named ‘Legislative Champion’ for realtors
• What's new at Orcas Fire and Rescue: September update
• OPALCO considers broadband expansion
• Park and Rec public hearing on general fund budget
• Land bank committee seeks to renew excise tax: history, pros and cons
• Washington State Ferries will sell merchandise at FerryGear.com
• Public hearing on proposed ordinance regarding geologically hazardous and flooded areas
• School reinstates OASIS teachers; board member Ghazel 'not happy' about how it transpired
• Reminder: election forum tonight at Orcas Center
• Harris-Moore's sentencing delayed to Dec. 9
• County truck goes for a swim at Roche Harbor
• New round of Leadership San Juan Islands training
• Sen. Kevin Ranker, D-Orcas Island, is named 2011 Realtor Legislative Champion
• San Juan County government deems recent multi-island videoconference meeting 'a success'
• Fox News reports on violations of orca protection laws in San Juan Island waters
• Election 2011 – Solid waste: parcel fee or self haul?
• Tell state officials what you think about transportation
• Food bank kicks off fall food drive
• Charter on course? Review panel will have few restraints on recommendations
• Head outdoors for deer, waterfowl, salmon, sturgeon
• Moran State Park, Lime Kiln could be in peril due to continued state parks' budget cuts
• Sept. 27: Anacortes-Lopez ferries canceled
• San Juan County public works featured in The American Surveyor industry magazine
• A century’s worth of memories: Orcas Island resident Maurine Taylor turns 100
• General election forums next week
• Orcas student Huxley Smart will prepare locally-sourced school lunch for senior project
• Washington leads nation in SAT scores
• Deer Harbor Boatworks owner wrestles with fire department and county over water
• King's reign nears its end; longtime Friday Harbor administrator announces retirement plans
• Southbound I-5 closures could impact ferry riders
• Orcas Family Resource Center in new office
• Orcas airport improvement project is complete
• Eastsound's new constructed wetland will filter town's runoff
• Orcas Islanders can vote as Once in a Blue Moon Farm competes for 'America's Most Beautiful Farm'
• Flu vaccine clinics on Orcas
• National Conservation Area for the San Juans in congressional hands
• Record number of salmon returning to Orcas hatchery
• Oyster Run to cause ferry delays
• Community foundation set to double grant recipients; conducts needs assessment
• Orcas School receives 'urgent repair' grant
• Fall ferry schedule begins Sunday, Sept. 25; fares to increase Oct. 1
• Marijuana possession; school bus vandalism; man clobbered in back of the head | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• Firefighters souse vehicle ablaze near Madrona Point
• OPALCO rate change: board merges Limited Service with Residential Tariff
• Seattle Times features record salmon catch off of Lopez Island
• Former naval officer takes the helm of public works
• Busy holiday weekend for Orcas Fire and Rescue
• Islanders pay tribute to those lost in 9/11 attacks
• Kline: school’s graduation rates don’t reflect OASIS success
• County expects new boat will boost efficiency, lower costs
• Moseley reports on WSF fuel hedging, terminal progress
• Reminder: overnight power outage this week
• Wetlands town hall meeting bogged down by controversy
• Island Cup champions: Orcas Vikings
• Eagle Forum to host town hall meeting to discuss new county wetland regulations
• Kids' health insurance open enrollment starts Sept. 15
• What turned East Sound waters red last week? | Guest column
• Orcas park and rec district proceeding with loan, grants and paid contractors
• In commemoration of 9-11: meet Twin Towers architect Minoru Yamasaki
• Sept. 11 ceremony this weekend
• Discover Pass available through Wash. Department of Licensing
• Orcas Medical Center says Island Hospital affiliation will shore up revenue, reduce expenses
• ‘Packs for Kids’ supplies weekend meals
• Senator Ranker to visit Orcas for hot issues and hot dogs
• Ocean anglers can again catch a chinook per day starting Labor Day
• Special town hall meeting to discuss Critical Areas Ordinance
• Limited oversize vehicle space Sept. 7-8 aboard WSF
• Fire totals boat in Deer Harbor
• County public works acquires new 35-foot boat
• Special town hall meeting on Lopez Island to discuss critical areas Sept. 9
• Documents for county wetlands ordinance now online
• OPALCO equipment failure causes brief outage in Eastsound
• Grounded fishing boat sinks, officials evaluating environmental threat
• Conservation District board meeting Sept. 13
• Funhouse swings into the future
• Washington Supreme Court backs state's authority for final approval on shoreline master programs
• Auditor seeks writers for argument against Orcas Island schools levy measure
• Most of Puget Sound closing to crabbing; San Juans to stay open
• Crew rescued after fishing boat runs aground early Saturday near Decatur Island
• Land bank offers guided interpretive walk at Judd Cove Preserve
• Local woman donates buckets of plums to school
• County-wide power outage overnight Sept. 15 to 16
• New fares for bicycles on the ferry
• Ferries expect heavy traffic on Labor Day weekend
• State Transportation Commission adopts ferry fare increases, vehicle size-based rate restructuring
• National grants will fund signage and transportation alternatives research on San Juan Islands Scenic Byway
• SeaDoc study finds that rehabilitated seal pups range twice as far
• Canvass Board dismisses challenge to Severson's candidacy
• Discover Pass raises $2.9 million in first six weeks of sales
• Friday Harbor's Gary Legate dies in collision near Othello
• Report on county finances from auditor Milene Henley
• New filtration system boosts Eastsound Water capacity to serve
• Human skull unearthed; golf cart stolen; 87-year-old in fender bender | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• Ed Sutton leaves FAC after 18 years
• Young Orcas musicians win big at the county fair
• San Juan County's recycling numbers dip; trash continues to tumble
• Friday Harbor slated for $240K in ferry terminal improvements, thanks to federal funds
• Critical areas ordinance update: Sounder explores residents' concerns
• Orcas fire department trucks a chunk of the World Trade Center home for a memorial
• A review of the county fair in images
• School district loans itself $250k
• Ferries delayed due to fog and heavy traffic
• School daze: Orcas kids get ready to hit the books
• State task force seeks comments about ferries
• Eastsound Water has new filtration system for Blanchard wells
• Gov. Gregoire requests farm disaster assistance for all 39 Washington counties
• Allium restaurant featured in Seattle Times
• Buck Park tennis courts closed for repairs until next week
• Paving paradise: Watmough Head Rd. on Lopez is chip sealed despite protests, petitions
• Charter review commissioner candidate Laura Severson's eligibility challenged
• San Juan County voters to decide: curbside pickup or a parcel fee?
• Land Bank petitioners seek to renew 12-year real estate excise tax
• Indian Island equipment stolen
• Barefoot Bandit signs movie deal; proceeds to go to victims
• A look at local gas prices
• Face of foreclosure: Foreclosed properties are on the rise in San Juan County
• House move could block traffic
• Body of 20-year-old drowning victim recovered from Lawson's pond
• Fire danger increases from low to moderate
• County downsizes revenue projections
• Fur and Feathers to host final community meal
• It’s a bird, it’s a crane
• 4-H teen rally teaches leadership, citizenship and life skills
• Town hall meetings will discuss Critical Areas Ordinance update
• OPALCO approves non-residential rate increases
• Classic cars to shine at Orcas fly-in
• Orcas teachers laid off due to budget woes
• Proposal would give Community Development and Planning power to levy fines
• County code enforcement will 'collect' sandwich board signs
• Error on Lopez Primary Ballots
• Orcas Fire completes rope rescue training
• Lunch closures for county recording and licensing services Aug. 2-12
• Port of Orcas considers marina, other ways to generate revenue
• Schermerhorn's ship detained in Greece, Gaza flotilla 'throttled'
• Cantwell, Larsen hear community feedback on effort to protect local land
• Opportunities for youth at OPALCO
• More than 40 injured on a hayride 'gone terribly wrong'
• DUIs; stolen property; possession of marijuana | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• Seven Orcas students are AP scholars
• Probable house arson in North Beach neighborhood
• New website details public beach access
• Parcel fee for solid waste to go before county voters
• Bill Evans selected as Lopez Island School District Interim Superintendent
• Single engine Piper airplane crash-lands on Lopez
• New law aims to deter drunk drivers
• County boards have vacancies
• Islanders Bank and OPALCO are partners in energy efficiency
• Colleen Armstrong appointed associate publisher of Sounder
• School leads tour of elementary repairs
• UW med student at Orcas Medical Center
• Ferry fares on the rise; terminal contracts out to bid this summer
• New trail creates south side loop for Turtleback Hikers
• Orcas Island man to serve 10 months for felony assault
• Tour of elementary school construction project on July 12
• Seven pulled from the waters of Wasp Passage after crabbing boat runs aground near Shaw Island
• Hearing to decide if 15-year-old accused of murder, arson will be tried as adult is delayed
• Logging in Moran State Park due to root rot
• MSNBC features San Juan Islands
• Eastsound's first mayor passes away
• Bears and barnacles! SeaDoc Society releases list of all creatures dependent on the Salish Sea
• San Juan County redistricting committee will hear public input at meetings
• Orcas Chamber Music Festival featured in the Vancouver Sun
• Magic show July 4 at Eastsound's Stage on the Green
• 2011 Orcas Island Chamber of Commerce community Fourth of July parade: slideshow
• Orcas food bank hosts open house to celebrate opening of new building
• Heavy July 4th traffic causes long wait times at ferry
• Loose pit bulls; Cow struck by car; Witch costume left on lawn | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• Schermerhorn featured in Seattle Weekly
• County offices closed July 5 due to employee furloughs
• Traffic fatality on Olga Road
• Open burning season ends, burn permits expire June 30
• WSDOT Ferries Division offers travel tips for busy Fourth of July weekend
• Fireworks guidelines: Celebrate Independence Day with safety in mind
• Senator Ranker releases statement about Discover Pass
• Give input on the fall ferry schedule
• Killebrew Lake beaver dam floods road
• Coming attractions: a full weekend of July 4th events
• Preschoolers weigh in on mayoral race
• Seahawks, Camp Patriot team up at fundraiser to help injured veterans
• 2011 United Way fundraising campaign begins
• Schermerhorn to set sail for Gaza again
• Orcas School board considers paying for new a study of buildings
• Parking fees take effect at Washington state parks beginning July 1; yearly 'Discover Pass' available online
• State park passes cost $35 unless you buy them directly from rangers
• County fair department seeks input for master plan
• Fire chief drafts succession plan
• Crow Valley School donated to Orcas Island Historical Museum
• Colton Harris-Moore pleads guilty to seven federal charges, including bank burglary in Eastsound
• Stranding network says not all seal pups are meant to survive
• Solid waste: trash fees rise, recycling fees fall, parcel fee is in the works
• 12th Annual Orca Sing | Slide show
• Harris-Moore pleads guilty
• Stormwater solution for Eastsound nears: constructed wetland to be done by this fall
• First wildland fire of the summer season
• San Juan County fairgrounds has a new arena fence
• UW to offer 'Sustainable Agriculture and Conservation' class on Shaw
• Missing camper; stolen credit cards; dog bite | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• Orcas Rec equipment will be sold for $342, not $1,000
• Summer ferry schedule begins June 19
• 'Barefoot Bandit' expected to plead guilty Friday
• Orcas firefighter Maxx Jones leaves the department over 'irreconcilable differences'
• Port of Orcas resurfacing contract goes to Island Excavating
• Student life: let’s talk about sex, part II
• WSF chief touts 'significant progress' in reducing expenses
• San Juans receive a nod in NY Times' dining story
• Open house for constructed wetland in Eastsound
• Robert Egger made us think
• School takes on debt for facility repairs
• Goodbye, high school: Orcas graduates 39 seniors
• Special filing period for local candidates
• San Juan County students receve Nourdine Jensen scholarships
• Bureau of Land Management properties could become a National Conservation Area
• New oystercatcher babies on Indian Island
• Orcas schools moves forward with transfer of Buck Park to Orcas Park and Rec District
• 2011 OASIS graduates turn their tassels
• 2011 Orcas Island Community Foundation awards
• Applied physics class launches handcrafted wooden solar boat
• OPAL buys Lavender Hollow apartments
• San Juan County seeking volunteers for boards and commissions
• Orcas hatchery gets $5k grant from Royal Bank of Canada
• EDC offers social media and SIM workshop on Orcas
• School board to hold special executive session
• Evading taxes; throwing rocks into windows; dog bite | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• San Juan County files charges against ‘Barefoot Bandit’
• Orcas Island Community Foundation grant awards surpass $100k
• First ever hybrid porpoise recovered in San Juan County
• Islanders say more ADUs could help alleviate housing woes
• Orcas Fire and Rescue will display at Orcas Center in June
• Bite of Orcas: This weekend’s food event benefits Wolf Hollow, a non-profit that cares for sick and injured wildlife
• Correction: County offices will be closed on Memorial Day and June 10 furlough day
• County to sell off Orcas Rec equipment: Orcas Park and Rec district plans to borrow funds from Port of Orcas to purchase county-owned equipment
• Legislative report: ferries procedures improved but more action needed
• Park & Rec District gives progress report
• School to hold hearing on non-voted debt
• Assault; trafficking stolen goods; boating under the influence | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• San Juan County is redrawing its districts
• Craftsman Corner’s conditional use permit denied; interpretation is still pending
• Council to discuss CAO with scientists, planners and public June 13-14
• Planned overnight power outages for San Juan Island district May 26-27
• Kaleidoscope childcare center expansion nearing completion, needs donations
• Dinner Kitchen on May 26 at Emmanuel Episcopal
• Volunteers needed for this weekend's hazardous waste collections
• Stolen jewelry, money, and ornamental shrub; belligerent telemarketer; runaway car | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• Peak season ferry and parking rates begin May 1
• Mt. Baker Road project rolling ahead
• Drop hazardous waste at county transfer stations beginning April 30
• Orcas Rec-less summer still offers soccer, sailing and Ninja Camp
• Food Bank building to set sail next week
• Senior cats on discount at shelter
• Six new affordable homes for Orcas: Homes for Islanders christens North Beach Gardens
• Orcas kids study rockfish on UW research boat Centennial
• Fire update: Orcas Fire welcomes 12 new recruits
• Federal loan will fund EWUA infrastructure projects
• County requests salmon recovery project proposals for salmon board grants
• The state of Eastsound: Orcas Island businesses get creative to stay alive in a tough economy
• Orcas Elementary to hold “Kindergarten Roundup”
• Eastsound Water proposes sewer main to residents outside the UGA
• Happy April Fool's Day, Orcas!
• Report finds San Juan is Washington's healthiest county
• Economic Development Council presents Economic Forecast Luncheon with Arun Raha on April 4
• Science fair crowns grand prize winners
• After 20 years, Portofino Pizzeria closes its doors
• Lopez doctor Bob Wilson on probation for 'sexual misconduct'
• Simon Winchester to speak at Orcas Center about China
• Orcas Food Bank building to arrive soon
• CFL recycling at OPALCO offices
• County assessor’s notice: business owners and farmers must list personal property for taxation
• Woman found dead outside her Rosario Highlands home
• Island naturopath is headed to Japan on relief mission
• Orcasite Barbara Lewis tells her story of being in Japan when the earthquake hit
• Good spelling karma: Maddy Hance wins 'All Schools' spelling bee
• Slideshow: Saint Patrick's Day parade on Orcas
• Quakes, tsunamis, and the islands: A practical take on disaster preparedness
• Taking potassium iodide 'a bad idea', says county emergency management director
• Sarah Brady makes Dean's List at Gonzaga
• Back on the slopes: Orcas teenager Jordan Griffin, paralyzed after a snowboarding accident, skis again
• Solid Waste meeting: 'Reduce stream of waste leaving the island,' islanders say
• OPAL’s newest house arrives by land and sea
• Port of Orcas files declaratory judgment on airport access fees; Ferris neighbors to contest
• San Juan County Department of Emergency Management offers snow guidelines
• American Legion derby results
• San Juan County property tax rates increase by 9 percent — on average — in 2011
• Finding our way to a yes for Orcas schoolkids: Fred Klein launches community effort
• Finding our way to a yes for Orcas schoolkids: Fred Klein launches community effort
• Port of Orcas files civil suit over 'Through the Fence' access fee
• Gregoire appoints Tom Cowan to state transportation commission
• Seattle's Kara O’Toole is the new leader of Orcas Center
• Farm to Cafeteria Dinner
• Orcas Animal Protection Society offers free spay and neuter day
• Solid waste planning meeting on Orcas Feb. 24
• Too many deer leave the San Juans vulnerable to invasive plant species, says UBC study
• Rec levy measure is at 62 percent approval
• Rec levy measure is at 62 percent approval
• Park and Rec District levy receives 61.18 percent of the vote – 100 ballots left to count
• County health officer: Flu is here, but it’s not too late to vaccinate
• Small earthquake tickles the North Sound, Friday Harbor too
• Nantucket is not so very far away: changing demographics and affordable housing in San Juan County
• Orcas Has Talent winners: Laura Ludwig and Charles Dalton
• Islander gives his home to OPAL land trust
• San Juan County gets the least from Olympia for every tax dollar
• Eastsound Sewer and Water well project in Highlands at a standstill
• Rape case against Orcas man dismissed
• State budget proposal could “gut” funding for San Juan County Fair
• Pickup rolls down embankment off Channel Road bridge
• Sheriff's office releases image of rape suspect
• Jacob and Kristi Angel to host a four-star dinner to benefit Farm to Cafeteria
• Orcas Center considers three candidates for director position
• Lopez man gets one year in prison for meth bust
• Disaster Assistance available for small businesses
• County: “There were some oversights” on Orcas Rental and Saw permitting
• San Juan County will release Critical Areas Best Available Science synthesis Jan. 18
• Prosecutor says it's appropriate for County Council to meet outside Friday Harbor
• Real Estate Transactions: December 2010
• Helping Hands Noramise continues work in Haiti
• San Juan islands rank number two on New York Times top 2011 travel destinations
• San Juan County will count homeless persons on Jan. 27
• Is small-scale wind power welcome in San Juan County?
• Free walkers, crutches, wheelchairs and more at Orcas Senior Center
• Gregoire proposes creation of a regional ferry district
• Gregoire proposes regional ferry district to manage system
• February ballots will be mailed to Orcas voters on January 19
• First baby of 2011: Brigham William Jones of Decatur Island
• Sounder publisher, husband airflifted after rollover crash near Orcas Island ferry landing
• Christmas cheer for Orcas Island kids
• Lolita program at The Whale Museum
• Point Blank distributes more than 800 ribbons
• Medication disposal program is here to stay
• Reminder: ferry fares to increase on Jan. 1
• San Juan County’s insurance pool settles for $75k in unlawful arrest claim
• Crash leaves driver stuck in wreck for hours
• Sounder's top stories for 2010
• San Juan Islands Ferry Group circulates petition about ferry system
• Local items featured in student chef competition
• Puget Sound sport crabbing to close Jan 2; winter catch reports due by Feb. 1
• Ferry fares to increase on Jan. 1: Attorney General rules that the increase is valid, despite initiative 1053
• Former county information services manager files claim, alleging 'whistleblower' retaliation
• 'Community conversations' with candidates for new Orcas Center director
• Park and Rec District to put reduced levy on February ballot
• WSF says it will still raise rates, has OK from attorney general's office
• A Christmas baby: recent orca birth brings southern resident population to 87
• Says OPALCO: cold November temps contributed to higher energy bills
• WSF can't raise ferry fares without legislative approval, says attorney general's office
• Mini-initiative would protect site plans from regulatory changes for four years
• Athletic club fire extinguished before it could spread through building
• Man pummeled with tire iron; gas siphoning; car prowlers caught on tape | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• VW bus engulfed in flames on Crow Valley Road
• Development of Eastsound Sewer and Water District well in the Highlands is at a standstill
• San Juan Preservation Trust purchases Vendovi Island
• Gov. Gregoire proposes 2011–13 budget
• Orcas sailors bring the heat to Hawaii
• Governor’s budget calls for cuts in ferry service
• Watch Washington State Ferries public meeting live tonight
• Cedar bench in Deer Harbor dedicated to the McLachlans
• Toys for Tots and Tweens is seeking donations
• Orcas Blood drive on Thursday, Dec. 16
• Sounder looking for local luminary displays
• From Orcas to LA: actor Zack Silva
• Port of Orcas appoints Dave Noneman as new commissioner
• Price hikes in store for county building permits
• Three local physicians to fill in at medical center
• Eastsound's Monkey Puzzle tree cut down
• County Council passes recycling fees
• Recycling fees coming for all self-haulers
• Jumper cable malfunction cuts power to four islands for three hours
• Park and Rec looks at putting another levy before voters
• Federal trial for Harris-Moore is set for July 11
• Mount Baker road and trail project informational open house
• Salary Commission backs $19K pay increase for prosecutor
• OPALCO members to receive capital credit checks
• Orcas School considers alternate way to fund campus repairs
• New collaboration focuses on reproductive health care for teens
• Harris-Moore's mom: 'I told him I would send him to flight school ... but I guess he couldn't wait'
• It's official: Stephens prevails in recount in Lopez/Shaw County Council race
• Stephens wins Lopez/Shaw county council seat in final recount
• OPALCO crews work around the clock to restore power
• Football: Fan bus to the Tacoma Dome canceled
• Recount of ballots for County Council District 6
• Orcas house burned down for training
• County to rely on short-term loans
• Food Bank celebrates successful fundraising campaign; goal exceeded by $5,000
• Sustainability consultant Gloria Flora to attend Nov. 17 Sustainable Orcas Island meeting
• OPALCO pilot project tests ‘Smart Grid’ technology
• Food Bank volunteers serve and wait
• Harris-Moore indicted by grand jury; One charge related to the San Juan Islands
• Talk with ferry system leaders about current issues
• Dogs missing on Turtleback Mountain
• Four men investigated for hunting deer at night, poaching on San Juan Island
• EPRC to host open house
• San Juan County voter turnout: 79.28 percent
• ‘Safe and sane' fireworks ban could go to a recount
• Election: Larsen leading Koster by 500 votes | U.S. House, 2nd District
• Orcas fire considers need for medical transport boat
• Flood plain review stalls revamp of Odlin Park
• Port of Orcas board has a vacancy
• Thirty-foot bonfire mysteriously set ablaze on Halloween night
• Washington State Ferries to discuss ferry reform, legislation at meeting
• Election: Recount coming in Lopez/Shaw County Council race; Orcas Rec funding measure fails
• Election: Orcas Park and Rec levy doesn't have super majority
• Election: Lytton leading in county, district for state House, 40th District, Position 1
• Election: Morris leading in county, district for reelection to state House, 40th District, Position 2
• Election: Nou elected San Juan County sheriff; first new sheriff in 24 years
• Election: Koster leading in three counties, districtwide in 2nd Congressional District race
• Election: Myhr leads Stephens by 18 votes in race for County Council, District 6
• Election: Nou elected San Juan County sheriff; first new sheriff in 24 years
• Election: Johnson thanks supporters 'for their confidence in me'
• Transition time: Here's what's next for San Juan County's sheriff-elect
• Four injured in Lopez Village Market crash; no citations or charges, sheriff says
• Election Day: Ballots due at 8 p.m.; Henley predicts voter turnout of 75 or 80 percent
• Lopez Village Market employee: 'Nobody saw it coming'; SUV crashes into deli
• Alaska native Michael Ream to head up The Exchange
• Timothy Bonner sentenced to 20 days in jail for possession of pot
• Orcas Center executive director steps down
• County unveils 2011 budget
• Ecology to test oil industry spill response in San Juans
• County fairgrounds on shaky financial ground
• Ferry fare rate hike on the horizon
• DVSAS funding on the chopping block
• Harbor seal shot; more vandalism at Woodlawn Cemetery; stolen chicken manure | Sheriff's Log
• Learn to recognize stroke symptoms at Orcas Fire Department talk
• County workers agree to forgo annual cost-of-living increase in 2011
• Toxics come from San Juan Islands, local scientist says
• Martin Lund is new Orcas School band director
• Ban on personal fireworks up for vote again
• Orcas Fire Department to pay off $380,000 bonds early
• Friday Harbor could get its first food franchise soon; Subway considered on Spring Street
• Local realtors say housing market may be 'rebounding'
• Reminder: Orcas power outage this Friday
• Council Candidate Patty Miller to offer community discussion
• WSF peak season surcharge to end Oct. 10
• Car and motorcycle crashes; Dog shot and killed; Sailboat catches fire | San Juan County Sheriff's Log
• Orcas woman sentenced to jail after pharmacy break-in
• New Orcas Island Ride Share Web site
• Orcas sounds off on solid waste
• Tax break for former farms is in the works
• League of Women Voters to host forum
• Sounder recognized for 'General Excellence'
• Orcasites question sheriff candidates at forum
• Ballots mailed out on Oct. 14
• PeaceHealth finalizes land purchase for Peace Island Medical Center
• Leadership San Juan Islands gearing up for 2011 class
• OPALCO plans Shaw and Olga outage for Oct. 15
• What is domestic violence?
• About 100 attend sheriff candidates forum at San Juan Community Theatre; forums Wednesday on Orcas,
• Islands' Sounder sheriff candidate forum TODAY
• A foundation for Orcas pre-schools: State-funded eceap program gives millions to local kids
• Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund names Kathleen Foley 'Conservation Hero'
• A possible bail-out for solid waste
• Port will file for through-the-fence judgment
• Islanders question the Critical Areas Ordinance update
• Eastsound bathroom vandalized; Protection orders violated; Severed hand floating in the sea | San Ju
• Coast guard assists broken-masted schooner Zodiac
• County camping parks having a 'fabulous' year
• Baby on board: Orcas Island woman gives birth in her car at the ferry landing
• Oyster Run motorcycle rally could cause ferry delays
• Orcas fire and rescue needs firefighting volunteers
• Health department issues whooping cough alert
• Public Works proposes one transfer station for the islands; meeting with County Council Sept. 28
• San Juan and Lopez transfer stations to close down
• Islands' Sounder to host sheriff candidate forum
• Journal, Sounder, Weekly schedule sheriff candidate forums Sept. 28, 29 on San Juan, Orcas, Lopez is
• The trophy returns to Orcas Island: Memories from the 2010 Island Cup | Slideshow
• WSF looking for feedback on 2011 proposed winter ferry schedule
• EPA grant facilitates stormwater treatment in Eastsound
• Agricultural plastics recycling this fall
• County administrator Pete Rose looks for other work
• Orcas Vikings win the Island Cup, defeat Friday Harbor 21-6 | Island Cup
• New port 'through-the-fence' policy
• Orcas Vikings win the Island Cup, defeat Friday Harbor 21-6 | Island Cup
• Stray bullet strikes boat; mailbox blown apart; campsite found on Turtleback Mountain | San Juan Cou
• Reduced inter-island capacity next week
• Long live the salmon: king salmon returning in greater numbers to Orcas Island hatchery
• Fire hazard declining, but burn permits not yet available
• Orcas School's OASIS program enrolls record numbers
• Auditor’s husband loses county job; George Johnson’s information services manager positi
• Council renews Conservation District's $5 parcel fee
• The candidates for San Juan County Sheriff: Where they differ, and don’t
• Orcas infant diagnosed with cancer
• Links to information about the candidates for San Juan County sheriff
• Graffiti crops up on Orcas
• Classics And A Little Jazz
• Sixth Annual Funhouse Science Fair
• Third Annual Funhouse Sixth Grade Girls sleepove
• Hound Dawgs - All Ages
• Homework Club - Ages 9 - 14
• Teen Night

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