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Preserving a tradition for generations to come
Two Orcas students are devoting their senior projects to an island tradition.
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Shakespeare Fest continues to grow
Visitors from near and far descend on Orcas every March to share in their love of the Bard.
Life
Life could be a dream
It was a time of poodle skirts, drive in burger joints, life in the suburbs and a new…
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Musical brotherhood
The melodic sounds of two intertwined trumpets can be heard every day around 5 p.m. in the Olga…
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School’s campus overhaul to start
Orcas School’s campus renovation is ready for lift off and it’s been many years in the making.
Life
Outrageous theatrics | Slideshow
Take Alfred Hitchcock’s 1935 spy movie, add a dash of Monty Python and throw in some physical comedy…
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Councilman Hughes reviews first year
It’s been a year since his election to office, and Councilman Rick Hughes is still passionate about county…
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New leader for Hearts and Hands
Sitting down with seniors during their weekly lunches, Didier Gincig hears about the triumphs and sorrows of the…
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Orcas Fire to ask voters for levy lid lift
On the April 22 ballot, voters will have the chance to approve or reject Proposition One, a levy…
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Woman drives into Island Market building; minor injuries reported
Island Market manager Jason Linnes estimates the damage is between $30,000 and $50,000. The south entrance is inoperable;…
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Chickenpox cases multiplying on Orcas
Kaleidoscope Preschool and Childcare Center in Eastsound has had seven cases of possible chickenpox since the first outbreak…
Business
From Minnesota to Orcas
Maryann Syers and Bonnie Burg are bringing decades of therapy experience to the Orcas community.
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OCS student saved by Heimlich maneuver
Ryan Flint and Cyrus Amour have been friends for years, playing together on the Little League, football and…