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CNL2 likely to close studio in September due to insufficient revenue – Fresh content will continue into the future
Monday, September 9, 2024Since January, the CNL2 Studio has enabled scores of live public affairs shows, government leader and candidate interviews, and musical performances. However, subscription purchases are flat at this time and donations have been uneven (although some very generous, thank you!). Today, there is still no visible or predictable source of revenue present that would…
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Another tax-deductible donation received in support of objective local video journalism
CNL2 Media (which runs SanJuans.Today) just received another tax-deductible donation. Thank you, kind couple on Orcas Island!Sadly, we don’t have the funds to keep our studio open. Someday, we will have enough donor support and grants to open a studio again.In the meantime, we are still reporting. We are still live-streaming. Still asking the hard…
PART 2 OF 2: Lincoln Bormann on How County Land Bank Works with Preservation Trust
A CNL2 VIDEO IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGEThis is part 2 of CNL2’s interview of Lincoln Bormann, conducted on Tuesday, July 16, 2024 by Heather Spaulding, Editor of the Journal of the San Juans, and CNL2’s Jeff Noedel.This CNL2 video is approximately 21-3/4 minutes in duration.
Coming Soon! Episode #2 of CNL2’s Mr. Fix-it with Robert Hoole
Shooting is nearly complete, and post-production starts soon for Episode #2 of Mr. Fix It with San Juan Island’s own Robert Hoole. Robert is one of the newest employees of Friday Harbor’s Ace Hardware. This is a production of CNL2.In Episode #2, Mr. Fix-it teaches us how to fix a broken bathroom sink stopper.Episode #1…
ANOTHER ‘NEWS DESERT’ – This time in La Conner – Let’s prevent this in the islands (with reader comments)
Sunday, January 5, 2024by Jeff NoedelAmerica’s local newspapers continue to disappear at the rate of 2-1/2 per week.La Conner, Washington is in the process of losing its local newspaper.And this is not just any weekly community newspaper. It’s believed to be the oldest continuously running newspaper in the State of Washington. Rutherford B. Hayes was…
BREAKING NEWS: Public Hearing Examiner Meeting for OPALCO Bailer Hill Microgrid Postponed
San Juan County’s Department of Community Development (DCD) has announced it is postponing the public hearing examiner meeting for OPALCO’s Bailer Hill micro-grid and battery installation project while waiting for all additional information requested of the applicant on March 28, 2024. The future hearing examiner meeting date is to be determined. It had been scheduled…