In the second pilot episode of CNL2 Talk Radio, hosts Jeff Noedel and Norris Palmer, along with associate producer Matthew Rice, engaged in a live discussion on a range of topics. They explored social media and local schools in conversation with caller Jimmy Moe from Friday Harbor, WA. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded…
In the third episode of the 48th Parallel Noon News, Jeff Noedel discusses Washington State Ferry issues with Charles Prestrud from the Washington Policy Center of Seattle, WA. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 Studios in Friday Harbor, Washington
In the first pilot episode of CNL2 Talk Radio, a wide variety of subjects were discussed live. Jeff Noedel, with co-host Norris Palmer, in-studio guest Jimmy Moe , and callers Terry and Kelley—all from Friday Harbor—contributed to the discussion. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 Studios in Friday Harbor, Washington.
In the second episode of the 48th Parallel Noon News, Jeff Noedel discusses the Washington State Ferry route from Anacortes to Friday Harbor to Sidney, BC, with Tyler Berreth, Salty Fox owner, of Friday Harbor, WA. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 Studios in Friday Harbor, Washington
In the first episode of the 48th Parallel Noon News, Jeff Noedel discusses a variety of topics with Norris Palmer of Friday Harbor, WA. Topics include Norris’ history with boats, the idea of talk radio for CNL2, and data transparency for the Washington State Ferry System. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2…
A review of the week ending Tuesday, January 23, 2024. Interview of Minnie Knych of Friday Harbor, WA by Heather Spaulding and Jeff Noedel. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 studios in Friday Harbor, Washington.
A review of the week ending Tuesday, January 16, 2024. Interview of Friday Harbor, WA Mayor Ray Jackson by newspaper editor Heather Spaulding and Jeff Noedel. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 studios in Friday Harbor, Washington.
FRIDAY HARBOR, WA–Friday Harbor mayor Ray Jackson today announced his intention to file as a candidate for San Juan County Council, Residency District 1. Jackson made the announcement in an episode of “What’s Going On Around Here” on CNL2 TV in Friday Harbor. The current District 1 County Council member is Christine Minney. Her…
FRI, JAN 5, 2023 – FRIDAY HARBOR, WA—In a Zoom call this afternoon, Washington State Senator Liz Lovelett (D-40) talked with citizens and one reporter in a meeting organized by San Juan County-based FLOW (Ferry Lovers Of Washington). Senator Lovelett discussed potential state funding of the new Community Water Taxi service based on Orcas Island,…
FRIDAY HARBOR, WA–On Thu., Dec. 21, Deborah Hoskinson approached the podium in the Friday Harbor town council meeting, with her loyal San Juan Islands Visitor’s Bureau staff seated behind her. It was the year-end summary – presented to one of the major funding sources for the Bureau. Working her way through a PowerPoint presentation, the…
We’re so used to hearing music on cell phones and over supermarket speakers that it’s easy to forget how pleasing our favorite songs can be. American-made Klipsch speakers – with deep bass and crisp high tones – can bring back the goosebumps with the songs you love the most.
Are you looking to step up your game in the kitchen? You need a new gadget that will allow you to experiment with new blender recipes. This versatile Vitamix
Photographed at 6:36 p.m. on Thursday, May 18, 2023, near Sportsman’s Lake on San Juan Island, a hum of wings resonated through the evening air.
On your next walk through Uptown Friday Harbor, WA, look for the Euphorbia characias (Mediterranean spurge) by the sidewalk on Spring Street in front of Island Roots Salon. The distinctive flower appears as two trumpet-shaped yellow-green flowers emerging from a single flower. Gardenia.net calls this plant “a statuesque evergreen sub-shrub that enjoys months of chartreuse flowers.”…
