In the fifth episode of the 48th Parallel News at Noon, Jeff Noedel, Norris Palmer, and Matthew Rice share stories of their favorite teachers among other topics. On air callers include Katrina, Gary, and Robert. This 112-minute episode was directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 Studios in Friday Harbor, Washington.
There are growing concerns that the state is shortchanging special education, while at the same time districts face rising costs for daily operations and supplies. Friday, January 24, 2025FROM THE WASHINGTON STATE STANDARDby Jerry Cornfield Lawmakers have begun another hard conversation on what it may cost the state to amply fund basic education in public…
San Juan County’s Public Works Department is announcing its annual summer road resurfacing schedule to chip seal nearly 16 miles of roads on San Juan and Orcas Islands. Chip sealing is a pavement treatment that extends the life of the road surface. Learn more by visiting the County Roads Program webpage at https://www.sanjuancountywa.gov/309/County-Roads and see the schedule…
Larry Noedel, vice-president of the Bainbridge Island Genealogical Society (B.I.G.S.), discusses the vital role played by volunteer genealogists, and how genealogy changed his life. He is the father of CNL2 co-founder Jeff Noedel.
Heather Spaulding, editor of The Journal of the San Juan Islands, expresses concern over the open acrimony among leaders on the Island that has been bubbling up from the issues between the Town of Friday Harbor and San Juan County governments, focused on water usage at the Fairgrounds. Then CNL2 host Jeff Noedel and Heather…
Friday Harbor Mayor Ray Jackson has decided not to run for San Juan County Council. He told CNL2 today, “I just feel that I can serve best by concentrating on the business of being mayor. I look forward to working with the winner in making our community a better one.”
by Fire Chief Holly vanSchaick EASTSOUND—Orcas Island Fire & Rescue (OIFR) staff and I responded to 76 calls in March, for a total of 224 calls for the first quarter of 2024. Our average calls are 80 percent EMS and Rescue, with approximately 2024 is on par with trends from 2023, except for an unusually…
There are growing concerns that the state is shortchanging special education, while at the same time districts face rising costs for daily operations and supplies. Friday, January 24, 2025FROM THE WASHINGTON STATE STANDARDby Jerry Cornfield Lawmakers have begun another hard conversation on what it may cost the state to amply fund basic education in public…
San Juan County’s Public Works Department is announcing its annual summer road resurfacing schedule to chip seal nearly 16 miles of roads on San Juan and Orcas Islands. Chip sealing is a pavement treatment that extends the life of the road surface. Learn more by visiting the County Roads Program webpage at https://www.sanjuancountywa.gov/309/County-Roads and see the schedule…
Larry Noedel, vice-president of the Bainbridge Island Genealogical Society (B.I.G.S.), discusses the vital role played by volunteer genealogists, and how genealogy changed his life. He is the father of CNL2 co-founder Jeff Noedel.
Heather Spaulding, editor of The Journal of the San Juan Islands, expresses concern over the open acrimony among leaders on the Island that has been bubbling up from the issues between the Town of Friday Harbor and San Juan County governments, focused on water usage at the Fairgrounds. Then CNL2 host Jeff Noedel and Heather…
Friday Harbor Mayor Ray Jackson has decided not to run for San Juan County Council. He told CNL2 today, “I just feel that I can serve best by concentrating on the business of being mayor. I look forward to working with the winner in making our community a better one.”
by Fire Chief Holly vanSchaick EASTSOUND—Orcas Island Fire & Rescue (OIFR) staff and I responded to 76 calls in March, for a total of 224 calls for the first quarter of 2024. Our average calls are 80 percent EMS and Rescue, with approximately 2024 is on par with trends from 2023, except for an unusually…
There are growing concerns that the state is shortchanging special education, while at the same time districts face rising costs for daily operations and supplies. Friday, January 24, 2025FROM THE WASHINGTON STATE STANDARDby Jerry Cornfield Lawmakers have begun another hard conversation on what it may cost the state to amply fund basic education in public…
San Juan County’s Public Works Department is announcing its annual summer road resurfacing schedule to chip seal nearly 16 miles of roads on San Juan and Orcas Islands. Chip sealing is a pavement treatment that extends the life of the road surface. Learn more by visiting the County Roads Program webpage at https://www.sanjuancountywa.gov/309/County-Roads and see the schedule…
Larry Noedel, vice-president of the Bainbridge Island Genealogical Society (B.I.G.S.), discusses the vital role played by volunteer genealogists, and how genealogy changed his life. He is the father of CNL2 co-founder Jeff Noedel.
Heather Spaulding, editor of The Journal of the San Juan Islands, expresses concern over the open acrimony among leaders on the Island that has been bubbling up from the issues between the Town of Friday Harbor and San Juan County governments, focused on water usage at the Fairgrounds. Then CNL2 host Jeff Noedel and Heather…
Friday Harbor Mayor Ray Jackson has decided not to run for San Juan County Council. He told CNL2 today, “I just feel that I can serve best by concentrating on the business of being mayor. I look forward to working with the winner in making our community a better one.”
by Fire Chief Holly vanSchaick EASTSOUND—Orcas Island Fire & Rescue (OIFR) staff and I responded to 76 calls in March, for a total of 224 calls for the first quarter of 2024. Our average calls are 80 percent EMS and Rescue, with approximately 2024 is on par with trends from 2023, except for an unusually…
