A CNL2 VIDEO IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE The Wildfire Ready Neighbors Program is now available to San Juan County property owners. The program provides a free risk assessment of your property led by a local wildfire expert. Wildfires are more common now, and they can be more intense and destructive. In April,…
UPDATED: Saturday, May 18, 2024: The number of people (Google calls them “unique visitors”) visiting CNL2 in a one-month period has risen to 1,700 — a 21 percent increase from the last time we shared data (see Google Analytics dashboard screen shot above). Web traffic in news sites tends to look like a roller coaster….
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CNL2 VIDEO AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE Kristen Douglas-Seitz is a sculptor who works in bronze (a metal made of mostly copper and a smaller ratio of tin). She had wanted to be a sculptor since her earliest memories. Breaking into sculpture from Tulsa, Oklahoma wasn’t easy. Years ago, her path crossed with Jocelyn…
CNL2 VIDEO AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE The good news: according to Washington State Ferry (WSF) data from January 1st to May 12th, 98 percent of sailings were completed (not always on time). Almost 60 new deck employees have been hired. A special shuttle for WSF crew at the beginning and end of watches…
CNL2 VIDEO AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE This morning, CNL2’s Jeff Noedel interviewed San Juan County Council Chairperson The Hon. Jane Fuller. Subjects discussed included: Unfortunately, we ran out of time to discuss affordable housing, which deserves its own show. Jane agreed to return to CNL2 to discuss affordable housing in the future. This…
Thanks to the legendary generosity of San Juan Islanders, the Friday Harbor Food Bank is still in a position to help all those who approach the “store.” But the need is significant, and the need is growing. We were surprised to learn that demand for food bank services increases in the summer, due to seasonal…
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