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Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival searching for new Executive Director | Sponsored post. The highly acclaimed Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival was established in 1997 by Aloysia Friedmann who continues to serve as…
Obituaries - Islands' Sounder
John Cyril Heath, 80, of Orcas Island, passed away on October 3, 2024. He was born on October 25, 1943,… Read Story
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Stolen signs; surrendered stroller; bitcoin boondoggle | San Juan County Sheriff’s Log. The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office responded to the following calls.
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The Islands’ Sounder was founded in 1964 by Al and Nickee Magnuson as The Orcas Sounder. It later became The Orcas Island Booster; the Magnusons named it The Islands’ Sounder in 1974.
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Letters to the Editor | Islands' Sounder
Nov 1, 2024 · A few facts are in order after reading the “National Parks vs. Land Bank lands” letter from Dorena West-Mooney. Read Story
Judith Eileen Watson | Passages | Islands' Sounder
Aug 9, 2024 · Judith Eileen Watson, my wonderful wife, passed on Aug. 5, 2024, shortly after 5 p.m. I am husband, Robin Watson, with a couple of short stories.
Sounder and Journal bring home state newspaper awards
Oct 16, 2021 · Health or medical story, first place: Laura Kussman, Islands’ Sounder “Leg amputation has not held Jacob Hansen back” . Health or medical story, third place: Mandi Johnson, Journal of the San Juans, “Unapproved COVID-19 ‘vaccine’ causes a stir” Animal Feature story, second place: Colleen Smith, Islands’ Sounder, “Crossing state lines to find …
Count down to fair begins! - Islands' Sounder
by San Juan County The 2023 San Juan County Fair is almost here, and with it comes new and exciting events, games, and local flavors! This year’s theme is “Dancing with the Steers,” which fairgoers will find easy to do with over 20 bands slated to bring toe-tappin’ tunes, plenty of food vendors cooking up old favorites and new surprises, and so much more.