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LAST LARGE BATCH OF VOTES COUNTED: Paulsen wins Council District 2
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A Message from Ed Andrews at Orcas Island Food Bank
Food is a universal language that connects us all. There is nothing more heartfelt than sharing a meal around the table with the ones that you love.The Orcas Island Food Bank is participating in Give Orcas this spring. We are asking for $5,000 to fund a summer fiesta where we will conduct an in-person survey of our…
48th Parallel Noon News — Episode 1 — January 24, 2024
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…
UPDATED WITH NEW WEBSITE ADDRESS: Thirty Citizens Gathered at Proposed OPALCO Solar ‘Microgrid’ Location Today
This is a written summary of the recorded video above.This video was streamed LIVE as it happened on CNL2.This video is 38 minutes in duration.NOTE: Audio quality at times is poor. Approximately 30 citizens, virtually all San Juan Island residents, gathered at the corner of Bailer Hill & Douglas Roads at 1:00 p.m. today to…
MUST-SEE INTERVIEW! Sheriff Peter Shares 2023 Stats & Discusses Opportunities for Local Residents to Become Career Deputies & Dispatchers
FOR CNL2 SUBSCRIBERS: TODAY’S VIDEO IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POSTIn an hour-long appearance on CNL2 TV today, San Juan County Sheriff Eric Peter shared a wide range of statistics from 2023. The Sheriff was interviewed by Journal of the San Juan Islands’ Editor Heather Spaulding and CNL2 CEO and host Jeff Noedel.In addition…
Several Orcas Island Beaches Closed to Recreational Shellfish Harvesting
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