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Friday Harbor’s July 4 parade was fantastic. An awesome rendition of The National Anthem. More than 50 floats, displays, and groups in the parade. And a high energy performance by the U-W Varsity Alumni Band & Cheer.
Emcees were Alan Budwill and John J. Nance.
Congratulations to the Chamber!
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A CNL2 VIDEO IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE Nicole Santora is serious about comedy. She wants to increase the San Juans’ comedy quotient. In this interview, Nicole shares her story, her passion for comedy — including sketch comedy and improv, and her passion for producing live shows. This CNL2 video is approximately 22-1/2…
A CNL2 VIDEO IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE Video directed by: Dave SchnuckelAudio Engineer: Jeremy TylerWritten summary written by: Jeff Noedel The San Juans are home to some of the most interesting people in the world. John J. Nance is one of them. This is the first of a three-part interview of a…
CNL2 is now a non-profit. It is no longer owned by founders Jeff and Jeremy. Now it can never be sold off. And it probably never will be closed. CNL2 is now guided by a Board of Directors made up of respected local citizens. Jeff and Jeremy now serve at the Board’s pleasure. CNL2 is…
Recorded this morning, San Juan Community Land Trust’s Amanda Lynn talks shop with Opal (“Of People and Land”) Community Land Trust’s Lisa Byers and Julie Brunner. This SanJuans.Today/CNL2 video is 73 minutes in duration.
CNL2 VIDEO IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE UPDATED: Sunday, June 16, 2024 at 2:15 p.m. CNL2 mispelled UGAIA’s name; so we fixed that. And we added in a great shot we didn’t have in the original edit yesterday. Why go back and re-edit something that’s already had hundreds of views? Because spelling matters….
Last week, Gary Boothman died. He was Mayor of Friday Harbor from 1999 to 2005. The town government has lowered flags at all town properties today and through the weekend. Following is a proclamation issued by Mayor Ray Jackson: WHEREAS, Gary Boothman like many Town citizens cared about his community. Gary humbly began his public service…
